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The Goldman Environmental Prize and Global Greengrants Fund have developed a partnership that makes it possible for people around the world to support the inspiring work of this year's recipients. Your contribution through Global Greengrants Fund will go directly to the Prize winner's organization of your choice.
Global Greengrants is an organization that helps bring funding to grassroots groups around the world.
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AFRICA Raoul du Toit, Zimbabwe Raoul du Toit coordinated conservation initiatives that have helped to develop and maintain the largest remaining black rhino populations in Zimbabwe. |
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ASIA Dmitry Lisitsyn, Russia Dmitry Lisitsyn fought to protect SakhalinIsland’s critical endangered ecosystems while also demanding safety measures from one of the world’s largest petroleum development projects. |
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EUROPE Ursula Sladek, Germany In response to Germany’s expanded reliance on nuclear energy, Ursula Sladek created her country’s first cooperatively-owned renewable power company. |
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ISLANDS AND ISLAND NATIONS Prigi Arisandi, Indonesia Prigi Arisandi initiated a local movement to stop industrial pollution from flowing into his city's river that provides drinking water to three million people. |
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NORTH AMERICA Hilton Kelley, USA Now leading the battle for environmental justice on the Texas Gulf Coast, Hilton Kelley fights for communities living in the shadow of polluting industries. |
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SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA Francisco Pineda, El Salvador Living under the constant threat of assassination, Francisco Pineda courageously led a citizens’ movement that stopped a gold mine from destroying El Salvador’s dwindling water resources. |
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