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With GreenGo, you can see your carbon footprint for various methods of going from point A to point B, such as vehicle sharing, biking and so on. You can also simulate the impact of a ride and call an Uber directly from the app. Be greener with GrinGo! ## Inspiration According to the Global Carbon Project (GCP)'s analysis, carbon emissions reached a record high of 37 billion dozens in 2018. An increase in greenhouse gas emissions, and therefore in humanity's carbon footprint, is the basic happening associated with global warming. This causes billions of economic losses every year. ## What it does GreenGO is an apk that compares the carbon footprints of different routes between user-inputted destinations and starting points. It helps people decide which mobility options to take, based on three dimensions: CO2 emissions, time spent and costs. We designed the apk to incentivize players to reduce their CO2 footprint, earning "eco-Tokens", a digital currency that will be used to acquire eco-friendly services, and comparing their archievements with their neighbors. This comparison can be created in multiple scales, e.g. in their cities, regions, state, or country, in an effort to reveal various behaviors around the planet and nurture unity. ## How we built it We defined the idea after two rounds of brainstorming and one of slicing ideas off. During the brainstorm, we focused on quantity instead of quality, producing as a lot of ideas as we should. Then we went to the second scene, group brainstorming, mixing ideas together, and making fresh ones. In the latest scene, we picked one idea we liked most and constructed our product based on it. In the end we finished with a mix idea of an Eco platform to give player awareness of his/her CO2 mobility footprints, using gamification concepts to incentivize them to reduce CO2 footprints (competitively). Based on the chosen idea, we built an A) mobile apk that connects to a B) back-end service. The apk requests to the back-end the three dimensional features (CO2, time and costs) for moving from one address to other. The back-end, in its turn, requests routing info to the HERE API services for various mobility options (vehicle, bicycle, and public transportation). Besides, we calculate the CO2 footprint based on estimates we found on scientific articles. This method, we provide a lot of mobility options to the players, and allow them chose what makes more sense for them (optimize CO2, time or costs), now that they have the info to proceed. ## Challenges we ran into We should not receive the Google Home Assistant in time! ## Accomplishments that we're proud of In few mins we think we got a very awesome idea to develop, that unites equitable, eco-friendly, and moreover, very likely to be economically viable. The product can assist people to create intelligent decisions based on the info provided about the mobility options they have, focusing on CO2 footprints. As we are developing the product with gamification concepts, it is likely to have a network result, i.e. people may use and spread the product naturally. ## What we learned To deal with one other in stress (sleepy, hungry) ## What's next for GreenGo We plan to give 'Eco-tokens' to the players when they use eco-friendly services (such as Jump e-bikes), but we haven't closed the business model for _it_ yet. To create it spread, the players should keep carbon credits that can be exchanged for money or sold to really big companies. In addition, the platform crowdsources data from specific regions to provide insights on the eco-friendliness to let cities, schools, and even countries compete versus each another to be the most eco-friendly. We can imagine that a town that is very eco-friendly most likely not only has a population with environmentally-helpful habits but also has an infrastructure that supports low carbon transportation. Thus, a measure of eco-friendliness becomes one to aspire for.