The Prizes
There were 11 winners of the 2019 Prize, from 9 different countries.
The prize categories again cover the ideas stage, through to young and established organisations, and campaigns to influence policy or public opinion towards a more regenerative society.
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Intentional Projects – 4 awards of £10,000
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Young Projects – 3 awards of £20,000
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Established Projects – 2 awards of £25,000
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Influence Award – 2 awards of £25,000
Our 2019 Prize Winners
We received hundreds of nominations, and 50 projects and organisations were short-listed.
Our diverse panel of judges came from a wide spectrum of movements representing regenerative design, permaculture, food sovereignty, transition, biomimicry and eco-village networks.
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Intentional Projects
For individuals, groups or organisations with a great idea or early stage project less than 1 year old. There are 4 Intentional awards, each of £10,000 in prize money.
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Young Projects
For groups or organisations who are 1-5 years old and are looking for a boost to expand or develop their work. There are 3 Young Projects awards, each of £20,000 in prize money.
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Established Projects
For groups or organisations who are seen as beacons – ones that demonstrate success and are standing the test of time. There are 2 Established Projects awards, each of £25,000 in prize money.
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Influence Award
For groups or organisations that are campaigning or lobbying to influence policy, regulation or public opinion in support of regeneration. There are 2 Influence awards, each of £25,000 in prize money.
Chimwemwe Chima (left) and Gloria Banda (right) leave a Malawi Schools Permaculture Club teachers’ meeting, having collected their trees and tools for Luwazi school’s Permaculture club. Photo by Kate Walkom.
