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PAST WINNERS

Water

Alternative Indigenous Development Foundation (AIDFI)

AirΒ 

Eco-Green Africa, Nigeria

Food

Lagos Food Bank, Nigeria

Youth

Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering Lavale, India

Water

Mazhapolima, India

AirΒ 

FUPROSOMUNIC, Nicaragua

Food

The Fish Farm Project, Nigeria

Youth

Water Explorer Program, South Africa

Water

KJB Foundation, India

AirΒ 

Nishant Bioenergy, India

Food

Tellspec, Canada

Youth

The Water Masters of the Convent of Mercy Girls National School, Ireland

Water

Turenscape, China

AirΒ 

ENPHO, Nepal

Food

SOIL, Haiti

Youth

Wyebank Secondary School, South Africa

Water & Food

Africa Centre for Holistic Management, Zimbabwe

Water & Food

The Permaculture Research Institute (PRI), Jordan

WAFA strives to become a global mainstream awards platform that enables exceptional sustainability entrepreneurs to scale and replicate their solutions worldwide, to benefit mankind now!-Tina Lindgreen, WAFA Founder
In order to honour the efforts of youth climate activists, two WAFA Volunteers – Jennifer Edwards and Stuart Hoffman have created a climate change anthem “𝑢𝒏𝒆 π‘³π’Šπ’• π‘ͺ𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒍𝒆” to highlight the work of climate change activists worldwide.A LOVE LETTER FROM VOLUNTEERS
Even one small person can make a change, and I have seen this in all the WAFA finalists. You are an inspiration. Your work is not just limited to your own geographical position. Through WAFA, you’ve made it available to everyone else.-HRH Princess Basma Bint Ali of Jordan

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