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Earth Partner Prize 2026
International English 14–30
Overview
The Earth Partner Prize 2026 is an international competition that focuses on climate change, ecological justice, and environmental issues, offering a platform for students aged 14-30 to showcase their innovative solutions and projects. This competition aims to raise awareness and inspire action on environmental issues, providing a unique opportunity for young people to engage with global challenges. By participating, students can develop their critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills, as well as connect with like-minded individuals from around the world. The competition is a valuable chance for students to make a positive impact on the environment and contribute to a sustainable future.
Key Details
- →Competition Format: The competition will consist of a project submission and evaluation process, with a panel of judges selecting the winners.
- →Prizes: The winners will receive a prize, the details of which will be announced on the official website.
- →Deadline: The deadline for project submissions will be announced on the official website, and applicants are advised to check regularly for updates.
- →Duration: The competition will run from the opening of registrations to the announcement of the winners, with the exact dates to be confirmed.
- →Evaluation Criteria: Projects will be evaluated based on their innovation, impact, and potential to address climate change, ecological justice, or environmental issues.
Application Tips
- •Start by researching and understanding the competition's focus areas, including climate change, ecological justice, and environmental issues.
- •Develop a clear and concise project proposal that outlines the problem, solution, and expected outcomes.
- •Ensure that the project is innovative, feasible, and has the potential to make a positive impact on the environment.
- •Use credible sources to support the project, and provide evidence of the project's potential to address the competition's focus areas.
- •Practice presenting the project, and be prepared to answer questions from the judges and other participants.
Eligibility & Requirements
- •Age: The competition is open to students aged 14-30 years old.
- •Nationality: The competition is open to students of all nationalities.
- •Language: Applicants must be able to communicate in English, as the competition will be conducted in English.
- •Project Requirements: Applicants must submit a project that focuses on climate change, ecological justice, or environmental issues.
- •Registration: Applicants must register for the competition through the official website before the deadline.
