Unreasonable Institute offers a very unique competition  for "the world's most unreasonable, bold, and relentlessly determined young social entrepreneurs."

All ventures effectively address a social or environmental issue, can be financially self-sustaining within 1 year, have a model which can be scaled out of the country of origin within 3 years, and must eventually meet the needs of at least 1 million people.

The finalist chosen for this year have some of the best solutions yet offered for meeting a variety of the UN Millennium Development Goals.

Here are just some of the finalist which will be included in this year's Peace Day Global Broadcast. [Content below comes from the "Unreasonable Marketplace" ~ we have added the UN Millennium Development Goal (MDG) associated with each entry]

re:char by Jason Aramburu re:char develops carbon-negative technology to fight the world's three greatest challenges: food, energy and climate. [Millennium Goal 8]	APAID by Pierre Bataille: Empower people with disabilities who face inequality and discrimination in all areas of life through sports. [Millennium Goal 6]	FrontlineSMS:Credit by Benjamin Lyon Use cell phones to make financial services accessible and affordable for the poorest people. [Millennium Goal 1]	COBURWAS Student Hostel by Daniel Muhwezi: Student hostels that increase access to quality education and empower students to transform communities. [Millennium Goal 2]
Light Up Malawi by Raina Kumra: One nation off the grid by bringing 100% sustainable energy to Malawi. [Millennium Goal 7]	IDEFOCS - Former Child Soldiers' Development by Morris Matadi: Focus on restoration of peace & former child soldiers' rehabilitation & reintegration [Millennium Goal 4]	Global Cycle Solutions by Jodie Wu: Transforming the bicycle into a tool for income generation to empower the world’s 550 million smallholder farmers. [Millennium Goal 1]	Medical Call Center by John Baptist Niwagaba: The Medical Call Centre offers Ugandans 24 hour health care advice and counseling via a low cost mobile phone service. [Millennium Goal 5]
Uber Shelter Project by Rafael Smith: emergency shelters that provide humane living conditions to people who have been displaced. [Millennium Goal 8]	Kito International by Maria Springer: Street youth today. Entrepreneurs tomorrow. [Millennium Goal 2]	micro Home Solutions by Tej Dhami: mHS makes shelter & housing accessible to poor on their 'unreasonable' terms! [Millennium Goal 8]	Mosaic Ventures by Daniel Rosen Green economy, clean energy developments on Native American lands, tribal investments into cleantech. [Millennium Goal 7]
Participatory Development Initiatives (PDI) by Khalida Brohi Ending the custom of Honor Killing by changing tribal perspectives, & Empowering local women [Millennium Goal 3]	LavaAmp by Guido Núñez-Mujica: Rugged, accessible, DNA diagnostic tool to quickly respond to pandemics and neglected diseases. [Millennium Goal 6]	Cogknit Semantics by Anuroop Iyengar: Lowering barriers to 'Relevant' content access, thus creating positive impact on education in India. [Millennium Goal 2]	Who Gives A Crap(TM) J Ratnatunga & Simon G. Non-profit toilet paper supporting water sanitation projects in the developing world. [Millennium Goal 7]