RAT HUNTERS BRING HOME THE GOLD
Winrock Sponsors Innovative Cambodian Makers Team at Singapore Summit

The Rat Hunters are scrappy underdogs who started with cardboard cutouts and an idea — a contraption to scare rats into traps alive and unharmed to be sold as food. They faced fierce competition at the InnovASEAN Makers Summit finals in Singapore, but they had moxie — and help from Winrock's Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub. And those took them further than they ever thought they’d go.

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RAT HUNTERS BRING HOME THE GOLD Winrock Sponsors Innovative Cambodian Makers Team at Singapore Summit

RAT HUNTERS BRING HOME THE GOLD
Winrock Sponsors Innovative Cambodian Makers Team at Singapore Summit