2018 Prize Recipients
In 2018 there were 11 outstanding recipients, from 10 different countries.
Intentional Project Awards (£10,000 each), went to the following young and newly developing projects:
AAQ – Agentes Agroflorestais Quilombolas (Brazil)
Guaracy (Brazil)
Jewels in the Desert (Algeria)
Terrena, Cocreating with Nature (Bolivia)
Young Project Awards (£20,000 each) went to three winners that have a proven track record and are seeking to expand or develop.
AGROECOPOLIS (Greece)
International Permaculture Education Network (IPEN) (United Kingdom)
Malawi Schools Permaculture Clubs (Malawi)
Established Project Awards (£25,000 each) went to two organisations considered to be beacons of regeneration that have withstood the test of time:
Center for Justice and human Rights in the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua (CEJUDHCAN) (Nicaragua)
Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods (SOIL) (Haiti)
The Influence Award (£25,000 each) went to two organisations that are campaigning or lobbying to influence policy, regulation or public opinion in support of regeneration:
African Biodiversity Network (Kenya)
Amrita Bhoomi Peasant Agroecology Centre (India)
Our 2018 Prize recipients
Lottie Cunningham from Center for Justice and Human Rights in the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua (CEJUDHCAN), and Simon Mitambo from the African Biodiversity Network, lead a discussion on ‘Strengthening Indigenous Knowledge’ at the 2018 LUSH Spring Prize convergence.
