Deadline: 11-Aug-23
The nominations are open for the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement which is one of the first international premier awards for environmental science, environmental health, and energy.
The John and Alice Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement is awarded for scientific work on the environment, energy, and health, resulting in important benefits for humanity. The Prize is endowed by gifts from the John and Alice Tyler Charitable Trusts, and awardees are chosen annually by the Tyler Prize Executive Committee. The University of Southern California administers the Tyler Prize.
Benefits
- The Annual Award is $250,000. Joint winners share the cash prize.
Eligibility Criteria
- Individuals or public or private institutions are eligible for consideration.
- Nominations from all parts of the world are welcome.
- The work of nominees is expected to:
- be based on strong science, including natural and/or social sciences and
- demonstrate measurable and scalable impact(s) on policy and/or practice.
- If appropriate, other factors that may be considered, in the review of nominations, are as follows:
- The nominee’s work includes how diverse perspectives are integrated in environmental policy and practices; how global inequalities are addressed; how environmental justice is promoted; and how younger generations are engaged.
- Information that will be required for the nomination form:
- Full names, addresses, home or cell phone, etc. of Nominee and Nominator. All nomination forms must include the home and/or mobile number of the nominee and nominator. The nomination form is now an online submission form. Note: Please there are now two forms to choose from, the individual or organization form.
- A one to two-page summary of the individual’s or organization’s accomplishments, discovery, improvement, or other contribution for which the award is proposed, including links to appropriate websites and works.
- A list of 3 to 5 individuals (please include a contact name, organization, and email address) who would be ready to provide reference letters if the nomination is advanced to the short-list. References will be expected to provide specific information about the impact of the nominee’s work as well as the other criteria for the Prize.
- In the case of a nomination for an individual, a Short Curriculum Vitae should be submitted and include links, (if available), to appropriate publications, reports, and websites featuring the unique contribution(s) for which the nomination is being made.
- In the case of a nomination for an organization, please provide a brochure or datasheet, links to the website, all relevant data, and any additional information in support of the nomination.
For more information, visit Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement.