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Re-carton Wash and Go
Re-carton Wash and Go
Re-carton Wash and Go
Re-carton Wash and Go
2024

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Education Toy

Diarrhea is the leading cause of death among children in impoverished areas, while handwashing is the most effective way to prevent it. To instill proper hand-washing in children, I designed this board game, which is made out of cardboard boxes used to transport supplies. After completing the transportation task, children can cut out patterns from the carton and assemble them into chess pieces and chessboards. This toy not only conveys the importance of handwashing through games but also builds hands-on skills, making up for a lack of beneficial toys for children in poor areas, while recycling boxes in an environmentally-friendly manner.

JURY STATEMENT

A straightforward solution leveraging the appeal of a cardboard box, which captivates children. Distribution logistics need refining for wider accessibility, but overall, it's a simple yet effective solution with considerable benefits.

WINNER STATEMENT

Receiving an iF DESIGN STUDENT AWARD 2024 is a great honor for me. This accolade not only recognizes my work but affirms my commitment to creating a better world through design. This award is a great gift for me, and I aspire for my designs to be a gift to the world as well.

UNIVERSITY

University of Toronto

Toronto, CA
WINNER

Yuxin Gao

University of Toronto

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