Hailing from Pakistan, a country routinely battered by extreme climate events and collapse of public systems, Young Climate Prize Cycle 01 winner, Namra Khalid works with grassroots communities to co-build geo-social humanitarian tools that reclaim voice, space, and mobility.

Alinta Furnell, Cycle 02, is an Australian biotechnologist that is making batteries higher performance, lower cost, and safer for demanding applications.

Mohammed Anowar, Cycle 02, is a 19-year-old climate activist living in the world’s largest Rohingya Refugee Camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.

Joseph Nguthiru, Cycle 01, works to convert water hyacinth (the world's most problematic aquatic weed), into biodegradable alternatives to single-use plastic products in Nigeria.

Jin Gao, Cycle 01, gathered research on bees, and used his findings to design a low-cost monitor that can be installed into a standard beehive to maintain the health of the species even on unpredictable climate conditions.

Keebon team, Cycle 02, are transforming agricultural waste into sustainable interior products rooted in Indonesian farming traditions and cultural narratives.