University of St Andrews issued the following announcement on Mar. 7.
The University of St Andrews launches its annual global Prize for the Environment (Monday 7 March).
The St Andrews Prize is a US$100,000 environmental initiative led by the University of St Andrews that recognises global projects which make significant contributions to environmental issues and concerns, with a focus on sustainability, conservation, biodiversity and community development.
Applications are now invited from individuals, multi-disciplinary teams, or community groups from around the world for the 2022 Prize. The Prize winner will receive US$100,000 and two runner(s)-up will each receive US$25,000.
Now in its twenty-fourth year, the St Andrews Prize was established by the University to reward and promote the most significant global contributions to environmental conservation and sustainable development.
The Prize has awarded more than US$2 million in funding to environmental projects around the world, supporting a wide range of initiatives that address diverse topics including sustainable development, food security, recycling, health, renewable energy and community education.
Since its inception, the Prize has attracted more than 6000 entries from across the world. It has provided crucial support to a diverse range of projects which have reduced human-animal conflict, promoted environmental justice, developed new solutions to reduce and eliminate waste, and championed urban regeneration.
To enter the 2022 Prize applicants should complete the online entry form on the St Andrews Prize for the Environment website.
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