Nominations Now Open for 2011 UNEP Sasakawa Prize
under the Theme
“Forests for People, Forests for Green Growth”
The search is on for the most innovative, groundbreaking and sustainable grassroots environmental initiatives in emerging and developing countries!
Nominations for the UNEP Sasakawa Prize 2011 are now open with the theme “Forest for People, Forests for Green Growth”, in support of 2011 as the International Year of the Forests.
The winner will receive $200,000 cash prize at an Award Ceremony and Reception to be held in February 2011, in Nairobi, Kenya.
We’re looking to recognize and reward the project that has the most significant socio-environmental impact as framed by the theme, such as projects that:
- Promote the conservation and sustainable management of forests
- Contribute to a meaningful reduction in carbon emissions caused by deforestation and forest degradation
- Maintain forest ecosystems to improve resilience to climate change
- Support pro-poor development, especially among forest-dependent communities
- Conserve biodiversity and help secure ecosystem services
Nominations will be accepted until 30 September. |
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Shidulai improves the quality of life of people living in the vulnerable parts of the Northern Bangladesh watersheds. Did you now that the Shidulai project has helped up to 88,000 families living in villages by the riverside by bringing them indispensable services by boat? |
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