Land and Soil Management Award 2026/2027 (€5,000 Prize)
Brief Description
The
Land and Soil Management Award 2026/2027 is an international initiative launched by the
European Landowners’ Organization (ELO) to honor outstanding achievements in sustainable land use. If you are working on practices that mitigate soil threats like erosion, contamination, flooding, or biodiversity loss, this opportunity brings vital recognition to your efforts. The winning project receives a
€5,000 cash prize alongside a diploma of recognition, presented during the
Forum for the Future of Agriculture event on
April 20, 2027. Whether you apply as an individual landowner, a group of farmers, or in partnership with research institutions, you have the chance to showcase your commitment to preserving vital natural resources. Dive into this
soil protection prize and submit your
Europe agriculture grant application today.
Name of Host Institution
The
European Landowners’ Organization (ELO), operating under the auspices of the
European Commission (specifically DG Environment, DG Agriculture and the Joint Research Centre), in association with the
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU) of Vienna,
Syngenta International AG, and the
Centre for Soil and Environmental Sciences of the Ljubljana University.
Requirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Open to farmers, landowners, and land managers
- Applicable to individual applicants or groups of farmers
- Collaboration permitted with research institutes, universities, and/or private companies
- Must be based in Europe
Deadline
January 31, 2027Apply Now
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Q: What is the monetary value of the Land and Soil Management Award?
The winning project receives a cash prize of €5,000 along with a diploma of recognition.
Q: When and where is the award presented to the winner?
The award is bestowed during the Forum for the Future of Agriculture event scheduled for April 20, 2027.
Q: Who is eligible to submit an entry for this award?
Farmers, landowners, land managers, and farmer groups based in Europe, acting alone or in partnership with research institutes, universities, or private companies, are eligible.
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