Eco-Tank

Eco-Tank

Program Highlights

Eco-Tank for Ecopreneurs (ETE) is Live Peace Tech’s flagship program empowering young innovators to turn eco-friendly ideas into real-world solutions. Through mentorship, pitching, and expert feedback, participants build entrepreneurial skills while advancing sustainable innovation.

Mentorship, Skills & Leadership Development

Throughout the program, participants receive expert mentorship and develop essential entrepreneurial and life skills, including problem-solving, communication, critical thinking, collaboration, conflict resolution, and leadership.

Youth Innovation & Pitch Experience

Participants develop and present their sustainable solutions in front of a panel of judges, gaining hands-on experience in pitching ideas, receiving constructive feedback, and refining concepts with real-world applicability.

Networks, Opportunity & Sustainable Impact

ETE connects young ecopreneurs with like-minded peers, potential investors, and supporters who help advance their ventures. Beyond recognition, the program nurtures personal and professional growth—equipping participants with the skills, networks, and resources to contribute meaningfully to a sustainable future.

This program goes beyond rewarding innovative eco-friendly projects, but empowers youth, nurturing their personal and professional growth while making a positive impact on the environment. Eco-tank for Ecopreneuers serves as a multifaceted experience, equipping participants with the skills, networks, and resources needed to become effective contributors to a sustainable future.

The results are consistently inspiring, with each solution demonstration showing real-life applicability.

Browse a few of the results below:

  • Sana plans to solve cloth waste in her community by upcycling and starting a nonprofit social enterprise called StyleUp: Stitching sustainability and community together.

  • Kristine plans to become an Earth steward and solve ecological challenges by partnering with schools through her eco-company called Forest Friends.

  • Kaya plans to solve the water waste problem by developing a natural reusable filter using sand, water and wood. Kaya says she "wants to give water a second life.”

  • Leo plans to help manual laborers, plumbers, mechanics, athlets, and others by innovating low-cost, reusable, eco-friendly gloves that glow in the dark.

  • Noah plans to create an urban healing garden. He will use native plants, conserve water, and support the ecosystem, and sell and share his vegetables, flowers, and herbs.

  • Grace plans to help people suffering depression and anxiety by designing high-quality customizable stuffed animals using ony recycled materials.