People all over the world are developing ways to live in harmony with nature and each other. They are generating renewable resources, restoring ecosystems, nurturing solidarity and building health, wholeness and resilience.
The Lush Spring Prize is here to support this regeneration movement through:
- A biennial £200,000 prize fund. This is open to communities, organisations and businesses from the Intentional stage, through to Young and Established organisations, and Influencers.
- Events that bring people together to share their skills and experience.
- Publicity to raise awareness of regeneration and its potential to heal damaged systems.
Find out more about the Prize, its purpose, and who is behind it.
2021 Prize Recipients
Associação Centro de Cultura Sabuká Kariri Xocó
Winner: Ancient and Indigenous Wisdom Award
Comunità Frizzante
Winner: Young Projects
Education for Climate Action for Peace (E4CAP)
Winner: Young Projects
Education for Climate Action for Peace (E4CAP)
Winner: Youth In Permaculture Award
Fambidzanai Permaculture Centre
Winner: Influence Award
Food Secured Schools Africa
Winner: Young Projects
Fundación Cuidemos Paraísos
Winner: Intentional Projects
Gaza Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Platform (GUPAP)
Winner: Influence Award
Instituto Mesoamericano de Permacultura (IMAP)
Winner: Established Projects
Kenyan Peasants League (KPL)
Winner: Young Projects
Landworkers’ Alliance
Winner: Influence Award
Malawi Schools Permaculture Clubs
Winner: Youth In Permaculture Award
PermaQueer
Winner: Intentional Projects
Permatil
Winner: Established Projects
Sacha Kuyrana Maltakuna – Young Kichwa Defenders of the Forest
Winner: Intentional Projects
Sacha Kuyrana Maltakuna – Young Kichwa Defenders of the Forest
Winner: Youth In Permaculture Award
SCOPE Kenya
Winner: Youth In Permaculture Award
The Marginalized Mirror
Winner: Ancient and Indigenous Wisdom Award
The Mount Oku Centre for Gender and Socioeconomic Empowerment
Winner: Intentional ProjectsProjects
52 organisations from around the world have been awarded Spring Prizes and more than 200 regenerative projects have been shortlisted for awards.
Past Winner Case Study
Indigenous Climate Action (ICA)
Indigenous Climate Action (ICA) is an Indigenous-led initiative that inspires Indigenous-led climate justice, supporting Indigenous communities to be drivers of climate solutions.
It was a recipient of the Young Projects award in 2017.
Learn more about them, and how winning the Prize has made a difference to their work.
