Call for projects organizer
Description
This annual award celebrates achievements that are driving impact, innovation and inspiration across five distinct categories: Health, Food, Energy, Water and Global High Schools. Submit your entry today and join a growing community of innovators who are expanding the possibilities for a sustainable future.The evaluation of each submission to the Prize consists of a robust, three-stage process. Each category is then evaluated according to our three core criteria: Innovation, Impact, and Inspiration.
The Zayed Sustainability Prize is awarded to organisations and high schools that demonstrate outstanding initiatives, assessed through our three core criteria: Innovation, Impact, and Inspiration.
Our Categories:
- Health
- Food
- Energy
- Water
- Global High School Prize
Evaluation Criteria
Innovation
The innovation criterion will require organisations to:
- Demonstrate that their solution has unique and distinctive characteristics compared to their competitors
- Have a level of maturity by being demonstrated on the ground
- Have already shown characteristics to change the 'status quo' and have the potential to catalyse opportunities not previously considered through disruptive or transformative change.
Impact
The impact criterion is designed to test if the organisation has demonstrated significant and tangible outcomes in health-related initiatives. Organisations will be expected to show that their solution has had a positive impact on the quality of peoples' lives. Direct and indirect impacts are considered. Organisations will also need to demonstrate that they have good governance, skilled people, are operationally effective, financially stable and resilient at overcoming challenges.
Inspiration
The inspiration criterion is designed to test if the organisation has a long-term vision and credible plan to deploy the prize money and scale up outcomes and impact over the next 10-15 years. The intention is for organisations to outline the scale of their ambition and how they can multiply the positive impacts on their core issues and continue to further improve peoples' lives.
Organisations should demonstrate that they are able to inspire others to multiply, sustain and catalyse further benefits.