Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) is currently accepting applications for its Stockholm Water Prize for Significant Achievements in Water in Sweden 2027. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
About SIWI - Stockholm Water Prize for Significant Achievements in Water in Sweden
The Stockholm Water Prize is presented to an individual, institution, or organization that has made significant contributions, scientific or otherwise, to advancing our understanding of water resources and promoting their sustainable use and protection. These efforts must lead to improved human health and well-being and the preservation of ecosystems. Contributions may span natural sciences, engineering, technology, education, policy, and practical implementation
Benefits of SIWI - Stockholm Water Prize for Significant Achievements in Water in Sweden
- International recognition as a leading contributor to global water sustainability
- Prestigious award presented by the King of Sweden
- A formal ceremony and featured role during World Water Week
SIWI - Stockholm Water Prize for Significant Achievements in Water in Sweden Requirements
Individuals or organizations meeting the following criteria can be nominated for the prize from any part of the world:
- Open to individuals, institutions, or organizations worldwide
- Nominees must have made significant, lasting contributions to understanding, managing, or protecting water resources in the past ten years.
- Contributions must align with either research or policy/practice
- Self-nominations are not accepted
- Nominees must not be affiliated with the Stockholm Water Foundation or its related entities.
Application Date and Process
- Click on the link to the application website to apply
Application Deadline
15 September, 2026
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