The Children's Environment Award

Empowering the next generation to create a sustainable future through creativity, innovation, and environmental responsibility

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About the Award

The Child Environment Award is a national educational initiative that aims to strengthen environmental awareness among children, cultivate their positive behaviors toward their natural surroundings, and encourage their active participation in protecting the environment and achieving sustainability — through innovative initiatives and activities led by children themselves or in partnership with their families and schools.

Our Mission

What we aim to achieve through every creative contribution

Community Participation
Empowering kids to become environmental leaders in the future
Environmental Awareness
Increase understanding of biodiversity and climate change
Innovation
Sustainability as a daily behavior, not a seasonal activity

Award Categories

Choose a category and submit your best eco-creative work.

Age Group: 07 - 09 Years
Environment Sprouts
Explore nature through art, planting and simple activities that build everyday habits of caring for the environment.
Age Group: 10 - 12 Years
Friends of the Environment
Bring environmental ideas to life through school projects, recycling experiments and campaigns that encourage others to take action.
Age Group: 13 - 15 Years
Sustainability Pioneers
Develop practical solutions, conduct research and lead campaigns that make a measurable difference in saving resources and reducing waste.
Age Group: 16 - 18 Years
Climate Leaders
Lead environmental projects, advanced research and community initiatives that reduce environmental impact and inspire wider participation.

Participation Areas

Submissions are accepted in the following areas, provided that each area is translated into a practical behavior that can be observed or measured.

Recycling.
Sort waste and turn used materials into useful creations, making recycling part of everyday life.
Home and school gardening.
Grow and care for plants at home or school, and track their progress as they flourish.
Rationalizing water & energy consumption.
Build daily habits that save water and electricity, and track the difference your actions make.
Reducing plastic waste.
Cut down on single-use plastics and encourage reusable alternatives at home and school.
Biodiversity conservation.
Help protect local plants, animals and their habitats through practical activities that care for nature.