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Published: 07 Jun 2019
Unilever is accepting applications from inspirational young innovators for the Unilever Young Entrepreneurs Awards for Sustainable Solutions 2019.
They are on the hunt for inspiring young innovators who are tackling a social or environmental problem head on!
About The Awards:
Unilever has a clear purpose: to make sustainable living commonplace.
That’s why six years ago they started the Unilever Young Entrepreneurs Awards to recognise and support brilliant young innovators tackling the planet’s biggest environmental and social challenges, and to help them achieve scale for impact.
Through this entrepreneurs awards, Unilever sees a big opportunity to support, inspire, reward and collaborate with a new generation of the world’s most brilliant young change makers and innovators who are the future of sustainable growth.
They believe the world will only succeed in delivering the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals if we all start to think and work differently. That means a real shift towards meaningful partnerships and collaboration across the whole range of players – from governments to NGOs, and big businesses to start-ups.
| Application Deadline | June 30, 2019 |
| Country to study | United Kingdom |
| Type | College School |
| Course to study | View courses |
| Sponsor | Unilever Nigeria Plc. |
The overall winner will receive the ‘HRH The Prince of Wales Young Sustainability Entrepreneur Prize.’
All winners will attend a special prize event hosted in London.
The overall winner will receive the ‘HRH The Prince of Wales Young Sustainability Entrepreneur Prize.’
All winners will attend a special prize event hosted in London.
The Unilever Young Entrepreneurs Awards will recognise up to eight winners, including the HRH Prize Winner, in 2019. The eight winners will be selected from a rigorous assessment process led by The University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, culminating in video interviews with our finalist selection panels. All eight winners will be invited to an Accelerator Programme in Cambridge, before making their final pitches in person to a guest judging panel who will decide on the HRH Prize Winner of the 2019 competition.
To submit your entry, you’ll need to create a profile and complete the application form.
You’ll need to tell about your initiative’s story so far, and your vision for its future. The more you can share, the better.
