Student Policy Proposal Competition

A student competition to develop concrete policy proposals that advance a circular and sustainable economy. Three finalists will be selected to present their proposals at Framtidsdagen (Future Day) and a winning proposal will receive a cash prize. The initiative is run by the Ragnar Sellberg Foundation together with Ragn‑Sells and Linköping University. Submissions should describe how the idea contributes to a more resource-efficient and circular economy.

SEK 25,000 prize for the winner; finalists present at Framtidsdagen (Future Day) and visibility to organisers.

University students from Sweden and abroad

Submit a policy proposal describing how it contributes to a circular economy; three finalists will be selected to present at Framtidsdagen.