The organizer awarded first prize and two second prizes for excellent authors at the contest.

The first contest "Hoa Binh provincial contest of creative startup idea of the youth” was organized by the coordination between Provincial Youth Union and the Department of Science and Technology, and was launched from 13^th of April, 2018 in the whole youth generation of province. After a month of launching, the contest has attracted 30 ideas and projects. Through all rounds, the judges have selected 10 the most excellent ideas for the final round and participating in the training course that was about the construction of creative startup projects. Some professors have guided the authors and the groups to build plans and perfect the ideas of starting a business. At the final awarding program, the 10 selected authors and the groups who had the most excellent ideas have participated in demonstrating their models and projects. Afterward. They had to have presentation and protection of their projects in front of the board of judges.

Finally, the organizer has marked and awarded one first prize, two second prizes, three third prizes and four consolation prizes for excellent authors and the groups. Particularly, the first prize was awarded for the project "Zupviec.vn” by author Ms. Nguyen Thi Thuong (in Hoa Binh city). Also on the program, the representatives of sponsors have presented gifts for feasible projects in order to encourage authors to realize the ideas and start a successful business.     

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