A team from St Paul's Co-educational College are the recent winners of a competition with a project that details how countries can work together to make recycling more efficient.
The Youth Learning Project on Pacific Economic Co-operation competition was organised by The Hongkong Federation of Youth Groups and the Hong Kong Committee for Pacific Economic Co-operation.
Almost 300 teenagers on 80 teams entered the competition.
Each team had to analyse a regional issue under a topic of their choice from the following categories: regional co-operation, community development, financial affairs or trade co-operation.
The competition was divided into student and open youth teams.
The team from St Paul's Co-educational College, called Brainstorm, was the overall champion and the winner of the most creative award in the student category.