Stockholm Water Prize 2020 for water conservation professionals

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Application Deadline:September 15th 2019

The world’s most prestigious water award, Stockholm Water Prize, honours women, men and organizations whose work contributes to the conservation and protection of water resources, and to the well-being of the planet and its inhabitants. All who have made extraordinary water-related achievements are eligible.

The Stockholm Water Prize is an international water award presented annually since 1991 by the Stockholm Water Foundation. The prize has been established to honour outstanding achievements in the sustainable use and protection of the world’s water resources.

ligibility requirements

A candidate for the Stockholm Water Prize shall have attained
outstanding achievements of lasting significance for sustainable use and
protection of the world’s water resources. The results achieved by the
candidate shall have proven impact or great potential and provide
stimulation for further important contributions to the conservation and
protection of water resources and to improved health and well-being of
the planet’s inhabitants and ecosystems. The main achievements of the
candidate should be within one or both of the following categories:

Policy and Practices

This broad category covers achievements in the continuum from
political initiatives to practical implementation that has improved the
governance and management of water, as a natural and economic resource
and/or as a human right and basic service. The category includes:

  • human rights, conflict resolution, influence on policies, international cooperation with application in the water sector
  • sustainable and safe management of water resources
  • provision of water supply and sanitation services
  • development and application of appropriate technologies

Research

This category includes both basic and applied research to develop new knowledge of and scientific leadership in:

  • natural, physical, and/or technological processes
  • the functioning of complex systems
  • development or improvement of economical, legislative, institutional or administrative principles for efficient, equitable and sustainable water management and service provision.

Prize

A prize ceremony and Royal Banquet is held at the Stockholm City Hall
as part of the World Water Week. During the ceremony, the Laureate
accepts the prize from the hands of His Majesty Carl XVI Gustaf, King of
Sweden, official patron of the prize.

The Laureate receives global acknowledgement and visibility, a
specially designed sculpture, and 1 million SEK. He or she also has the
privilege of presenting a lecture during the Opening Plenary of the World Water Week.

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Stockholm Water Prize 2020

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