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WIN WIN GOTHENBURG SUSTAINABILITY AWARD

FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS A MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award is one of the world's leading sustainability awards.

We reward and encourage outstanding solutions to the most urgent challenges facing the world today.

The award of 1 million SEK has been presented yearly since 2000 in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The award is a non-profit organisation financed by members who, like us, are committed to creating a better future. The winners are appointed by an independent jury containing members with diverse backgrounds within academia, politics and civil society. The Global Goals is our guide in the selection of a yearly theme. 

PREVIOUS WINNERS

The winners of the WIN WIN Award have created change, developed new innovations and game-changing policies, mobilised people and persistently worked for a more sustainable future. They go further than the rest of us. They endure a little more. They show us what is possible and guide us in the right direction.

23-05-10

WIN WIN AWARD AT ALMEDALSVECKAN

Join WIN WIN Award on Almedalsveckan to discuss the future of democracy in a world of disinformation with leading experts in the subject.

23-04-20

ANNOUNCEMENT: WINNERS OF 2023

Bellingcat, the international collective of investigative journalist, is the recipient of the WIN WIN Award 2023 and Abbie Richards, a disinformation researcher and social media expert, is awarded the WIN WIN Youth Award.

23-03-07

ANNOUNEMENT: FINALISTS OF 2023

 After reviewing over 300 nominations, the jury can now reveale the five finalists for each prestigous award. The WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award theme for 2023 is Fighting Disinformation, scouting for solutions against the harmful effects of disinformation.

AWARD NIGHT 2022

The annual award night celebrated the outstanding contributions of this year's winners of WIN WIN Award & WIN WIN Youth Award: Gårdsfisk and Sara Gutierrez Plata.  Host this evening was Madeleine Jostedt Ulrici, Award Presenter star chef Monika Ahlberg, music by Juno Francis and Gothenburg Youth Choir, and decor by Karuscha Styling. 

“For us, this partnership truly has been a WIN WIN. On the one hand, we contribute to drawing attention to and focusing on sustainability issues, and on the other hand, we gain increased knowledge through our membership.”

- Eva Halvarsson, Chief Executive Director at Andra AP-fonden

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The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is a blueprint for achieving a better and more sustainable future for all. At its heart are the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that address the global challenges we face, including poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice.

The WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award select a yearly theme connected to one or more of the Sustainable Development Goals. The 17 Goals are all interconnected, and in order to leave no one behind, we must achieve them all by 2030. 

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