FLock.io and the Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) co-sponsored a special track at the UK AI Agent Hackathon in March 2026. We absolutely were floored by the incredibly creative solutions builders came up with.
The aim was to build agentic AI solutions that address UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with measurable real-world impact, using the OpenClaw framework.
This track used ultra low cost, open-source AI inference powered by the FLock API Platform to creatively build OpenClaw agents. Participants were challenged to build multi-agent systems that tackle the UN SDGs, from healthcare access, climate action, poverty alleviation, economic growth, and beyond.
OpenClaw is an open-source agent framework with multi-channel support, persistent memory, and 50+ tool integrations. People can use it to create AI agents for virtually anything, paving the way for AI agents creating a positive influence on society. The FLock API Platform is an OpenAI SDK-compatible, high-performance inference for open-source models at the most competitive costs.
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FLock.io technology is ideally suited to global development
As the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)’s AI Strategic Partner, FLock.io is committed to improving lives through international development – read more about our work in that area here. AI agents are uniquely suited for UN SDGs because of:
- 24/7 access in resource-scarce regions
- Scalable to thousands of concurrent users
- Multi-agent systems handle intake, triage, & execution of complex challenges
- Applications are unlimited: remote health check, pro bono legal, social services triage, etc.
Hackathon winners!
The total prize pool is 4,000 USDT plus $1,000 in Kimi Moonshot coupons for the top three. A huge congratulations to all our builders. Thank you to our partners Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA), and Imperial AI Society and ICL Blockchain from Imperial College London, one of Europe's top technical universities, for making it possible.
Congratulations to the winners listed below!
Gold prize: ClawBio ($1,500 in rewards)
ClawBio turns published biomedical research into one-command, reproducible pipelines anyone can run locally.
Silver prize: Carapace and BioSentinel ($1,000 each)
Carapace builds the first hardware-attested cryptographically provable security layer for AI agents.
BioSentinel is an autonomous AI-driven biodefense platform that detects emerging threats, designs protein binders, and screens them for biosecurity risks.
Bronze prize: KrumpPhysio ($500 in rewards)
KrumpPhysio is an AI physiotherapy and movement coach that gamifies rehab with Krump-style feedback, scoring movement and tracking sessions on an auditable ledger.
BGA Impact award: NourishNet and Loom ($500 each)
NourishNet: a multi-agent system that connects surplus food to people in need, reducing waste and addressing food insecurity. It aligns with UN SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), SDG 3 (Good Health), and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption).
Loom is an autonomous AI agent that helps artisans turn their craft into global brands by automating branding, marketing, and IP protection.
More about FLock.io
FLock.io is an AI research and infrastructure company pioneering enterprise-grade federated learning and distributed AI solutions. Its decentralised federated learning architecture and production-ready platforms (AI Arena, FL Alliance, and FLock API Platform) enable organisations to train and deploy their own custom AI models on local hardware while maintaining full data privacy, model ownership, and regulatory alignment by design.
