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Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Wins Merit Award at 2026 Global Views ESG Corporate Sustainability Awards

Taiwan on May 12, 2026

Samsung Solve for Tomorrow was recently honored with the Merit Award in the Education Promotion category at the 2026 Global Views ESG Corporate Sustainability Awards. This recognition comes after the program has earned widespread acclaim from educators and students alike for its robust training framework since its 2020 debut in Taiwan.

Organized by Global Views Monthly, the award evaluates corporate performance across environmental, social and governance (ESG) dimensions, honoring organizations that demonstrate a profound, long-term commitment to sustainable development. The award highlights Samsung’s efforts to advance sustainability education through a scalable model that bridges classroom learning with real-world impact.

By leveraging a structured Design Thinking framework, participants apply academic learning to real-world challenges.

Solve for Tomorrow equips students with the tools and mindset to address real-world challenges. The program specifically engages students aged 15 to 18, recognizing that this is a pivotal stage where strong technical aptitude meets the formation of personal values and social perspectives. By leveraging a structured Design Thinking framework, participants apply academic learning to real-world challenges and develop solutions that yield tangible social impact.

The program continues to expand through initiatives such as Corporate Sustainability Tours and Environmental Education, alongside Coaching Workshops aimed at elevating educator capabilities. In 2026, the curriculum was bolstered by hands-on AI training and the Alumni Engagement Program to accelerate idea development and facilitate ongoing peer exchange.

The program continues to expand through initiatives such as Corporate Sustainability Tours, Environmental Education and Coaching Workshops.

Solve for Tomorrow participants have demonstrated measurable growth across essential 21st-century competencies, including critical thinking, collaborative problem-solving and creative innovation. Educators who mentor these teams also report meaningful changes, noting that students demonstrate stronger self-directed learning and communication skills after completing the program.

Learn more at Samsung Taiwan Newsroom

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