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PostFebruary 11, 2019

Applications for 2019 UN Global Climate Action Awards Now Open

Organizations, cities, industries, universities, governments, and others taking bold leadership on climate change can nominate their work for a UN Global Climate Action Award. The award, the focus of United Nations Climate Change’s Momentum for Change initiative, recognizes the most innovative projects in the field of climate action.

Winning activities encompass scalable and replicable examples of what people are doing to address climate change, in the hope of inspiring others to act. The selected activities will be recognized and celebrated at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 25) in Chile.

The 2019 award will recognize climate action that is already achieving real results in four categories: Planetary Health, Climate Neutral Now, Women for Results, and Financing for Climate Friendly Investment. 

Applications for the 2019 UN Global Climate Action Award will be accepted from 11 February through 30 April 2019 at: https://momentum.unfccc.int/

For more information, please contact:

Sarah Marchildon, SMarchildon@unfccc.int | +49 228 815 1065

Melissa Angel, MAngel@unfccc.int | +49 228 815 1602

 

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