The year 2015 represents a decisive moment in the global endeavor to find a sustainable future for seven billion people, who will exceed 9 billion people by 2050. For the next nine months, governments will determine their vision of a post-2015 development plan by agreeing on a set of sustainable development goals. Meanwhile, these governments themselves, within the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, will formulate a new global agreement by December 2015 in Paris at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change to address climate change and at the same time seize the opportunity to combat it.

These two paths, although they come from different backgrounds and have their own dynamics and challenges, supportive of each other and interrelated, if it is intended to eliminate poverty, improve the ways of living, enhance prosperity, and inherit a healthy world that performs its functions for the next generation. Governments and society in general realized this basic relationship. The seventeen proposed sustainable development goals include target 13: "Take urgent measures to address climate change and its effects.

The goal of 13 of the sustainable development goals stressed decisively that the advancement of this task is underway within the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, in order to reduce the slightest dual efforts and achieve the maximum benefit from limited resources.

and targets the Paris Agreement, which will bring all countries in a common issue for the first time, to reduce the high temperature in the world during this century to below two degrees Celsius.

In order to achieve this, the new treaty should set policies, paths, technologies, and funding methods for guarantee that global emissions reach their peak within a maximum of 10 years, start carbon removal from the economy around the world, and achieve the level of climate neutrality in the second half of the century. The climate neutrality, which is sometimes referred to as a tie of carbon emissions, or the net zero balance, does not differ in something about the restoration of the balance of the planet, in terms of the emissions and emissions out, to its previous state that prevailed a century and a half ago.

2015 represents a decisive moment in the global endeavor to find a sustainable future for seven billion people, who will exceed 9 billion people by 2050. For the next nine months, governments will determine their vision of a post -2015 development plan by agreeing on a set of sustainable development goals. Meanwhile, these governments themselves, within the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, will formulate a new global agreement by December 2015 in Paris at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change to address climate change and at the same time seize the opportunity to combat it.

These two paths, although they come from different backgrounds and have their own dynamics and challenges, should be supportive of each other and interrelated, if it is intended to eliminate poverty, improve the ways of living, enhance prosperity, and inherit a healthy world that performs its functions to the next generation. Governments and society in general realized this basic relationship. The seventeen proposed sustainable development goals include target 13: "Take urgent measures to address climate change and its effects.

The goal of 13 of the sustainable sustainable development goals stressed decisively that the advancement of this task is under the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, in order to reduce the slightest extent of double efforts and achieve the maximum benefit from limited resources.

The Paris Agreement, which will bring all countries in a common issue for the first time, aims to reduce the high temperature in the world during this century below two degrees Celsius.

In order to achieve this, the new treaty should set policies, paths, technologies, and funding methods for guarantee that global emissions reach their peak within a maximum period of 10 years, start removing carbon from the economy around the world, and achieving the level of climate neutrality in the second half of the century. The climate neutrality, which is sometimes referred to as a tie of carbon emissions, or the net zero balance, does not differ in something about the restoration of the balance of the planet, in terms of the emissions and emissions out, to its previous state that prevailed a century and a half ago.

First: Conditions for applying for the NGO Award

2015 represents a decisive moment in the global endeavor to find a sustainable future for seven billion people, who will exceed 9 billion people by 2050. For the next nine months, governments will determine their vision of a post -2015 development plan by agreeing on a set of sustainable development goals. Meanwhile, these governments themselves, within the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, will formulate a new global agreement by December 2015 in Paris at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change to address climate change and at the same time seize the opportunity to combat it.

These two paths, although they come from different backgrounds and have their own dynamics and challenges, should be supportive of each other and interrelated, if it is intended to eliminate poverty, improve the ways of living, enhance prosperity, and inherit a healthy world that performs its functions to the next generation. Governments and society in general realized this basic relationship. The seventeen proposed sustainable development goals include target 13: "Take urgent measures to address climate change and its effects.

The goal of 13 of the sustainable sustainable development goals stressed decisively that the advancement of this task is under the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, in order to reduce the slightest extent of double efforts and achieve the maximum benefit from limited resources.

The Paris Agreement, which will bring all countries in a common issue for the first time, aims to reduce the high temperature in the world during this century below two degrees Celsius.

In order to achieve this, the new treaty should set policies, paths, technologies, and funding methods for guarantee that global emissions reach their peak within a maximum period of 10 years, start removing carbon from the economy around the world, and achieving the level of climate neutrality in the second half of the century. The climate neutrality, which is sometimes referred to as a tie of carbon emissions, or the net zero balance, does not differ in something about the restoration of the balance of the planet, in terms of the emissions and emissions out, to its previous state that prevailed a century and a half ago.

Second: Conditions for applying for the Youth Initiatives Award

2015 represents a decisive moment in the global endeavor to find a sustainable future for seven billion people, who will exceed 9 billion people by 2050. For the next nine months, governments will determine their vision of a post -2015 development plan by agreeing on a set of sustainable development goals. Meanwhile, these governments themselves, within the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, will formulate a new global agreement by December 2015 in Paris at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change to address climate change and at the same time seize the opportunity to combat it.

These two paths, although they come from different backgrounds and have their own dynamics and challenges, should be supportive of each other and interrelated, if it is intended to eliminate poverty, improve the ways of living, enhance prosperity, and inherit a healthy world that performs its functions to the next generation. Governments and society in general realized this basic relationship. The seventeen proposed sustainable development goals include target 13: "Take urgent measures to address climate change and its effects.

The goal of 13 of the sustainable sustainable development goals stressed decisively that the advancement of this task is under the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, in order to reduce the slightest extent of double efforts and achieve the maximum benefit from limited resources.

The Paris Agreement, which will bring all countries in a common issue for the first time, aims to reduce the high temperature in the world during this century below two degrees Celsius.

In order to achieve this, the new treaty should set policies, paths, technologies, and funding methods for guarantee that global emissions reach their peak within a maximum period of 10 years, start removing carbon from the economy around the world, and achieving the level of climate neutrality in the second half of the century. The climate neutrality, which is sometimes referred to as a tie of carbon emissions, or the net zero balance, does not differ in something about the restoration of the balance of the planet, in terms of the emissions and emissions out, to its previous state that prevailed a century and a half ago.

2015 represents a decisive moment in the global endeavor to find a sustainable future for seven billion people, who will exceed 9 billion people by 2050. For the next nine months, governments will determine their vision of a post -2015 development plan by agreeing on a set of sustainable development goals. Meanwhile, these governments themselves, within the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, will formulate a new global agreement by December 2015 in Paris at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change to address climate change and at the same time seize the opportunity to combat it.

These two paths, although they come from different backgrounds and have their own dynamics and challenges, should be supportive of each other and interrelated, if it is intended to eliminate poverty, improve the ways of living, enhance prosperity, and inherit a healthy world that performs its functions to the next generation. Governments and society in general realized this basic relationship. The seventeen proposed sustainable development goals include target 13: "Take urgent measures to address climate change and its effects.

The goal of 13 of the sustainable sustainable development goals stressed decisively that the advancement of this task is under the framework of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, in order to reduce the slightest extent of double efforts and achieve the maximum benefit from limited resources.

The Paris Agreement, which will bring all countries in a common issue for the first time, aims to reduce the high temperature in the world during this century below two degrees Celsius.

In order to achieve this, the new treaty should set policies, paths, technologies, and funding methods for guarantee that global emissions reach their peak within a maximum period of 10 years, start removing carbon from the economy around the world, and achieving the level of climate neutrality in the second half of the century. The climate neutrality, which is sometimes referred to as a tie of carbon emissions, or the net zero balance, does not differ in something about the restoration of the balance of the planet, in terms of the emissions and emissions out, to its previous state that prevailed a century and a half ago.

First: NGO Award

First place: a golden shield and a value of 200,000 Egyptian pounds

Second place: a golden shield and an amount of 150,000 Egyptian pounds

Third place: a golden shield and an amount of 100,000 Egyptian pounds

Second: Youth Initiatives Award

First place: a golden shield and an amount worth 20,000 Egyptian pounds

Third: Appreciation awards

Appreciation for private action pioneers: a golden shield and a certificate of appreciation

Appreciation for youth: a golden shield and a certificate of appreciation

Note: Non-major discretionary awards are nominated by the jury only