Right Livelihood Award

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Jakob von Uexkull, creator of the Prize.

The Right Livelihood Award (in English Right Livelihood Award or RLA), also known as Alternative Nobel Prize, has been awarded since 1980 thanks to the philanthropist Jakob von Uexkull, and is presented annually in the Swedish Parliament, on December 9, to honor and support those people who "work in the search and application of solutions for the most urgent needs that today's world needs. An international jury decides the award in areas such as environmental protection, human rights, sustainable development, health, education, peace, etc. The monetary prize is distributed among the winners, who are usually four, and amounts to a total of $230,000.

The Alternative Nobel Prizes are unrelated to the Nobel Prizes, but are critically compared to them and are awarded a day earlier.

Awarded

YearAwardedCountry
1980
Hassan FathyEgypt
Plenty InternationalUnited States, Guatemala, Lesoto
1981
Mike CooleyUnited Kingdom
Bill MollisonAustralia
Patrick van Rensburg / Education with ProductionBotswana, South Africa
1982
Eric Dammann / Future in Our HandsNorway
Anwar FazalMalaysia
Petra KellyGermany
Participatory Institute for Development AlternativesSri Lanka
George TrevelyanUnited Kingdom
1983
Leopold KohrAustria
Amory Lovins and Hunter Lovins / Rocky Mountain InstituteUnited States
Manfred Max-Neef / ECAURChile
Chief Ibedul Gibbons and the people of BelauPalaes
1984
Imane KhalifehLebanon
Self-Employed Women's Association / Ela BhatIndia
Winefreda Geonzon / Free Legal Assistance Volunteers' Association (FREE LAVA)Philippines
Wangari Maathai / Green Belt MovementKenya
1985
Theo Van BovenNetherlands
Cary Fowler (Rural Advancement Fund International)United States
Pat Mooney (Rural Advancement Fund International)Canada
Lokayan / Rajni KothariIndia
Duna KörHungary
1986
Robert JungkAustria
Rosalie BertellCanada
Alice StewartUnited Kingdom
International Society for Ecology and Culture / Helena Norberg-HodgeIndia
Evaristo Nugkuag / AIDESEPPeru
1987
Johan GaltungNorway
Chipko movementIndia
Hans-Peter Dürr / Global Challenges NetworkGermany
Institute for Food and Development Policy / Frances Moore LappéUnited States
Mordechai VanunuIsrael
1988
International Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims/Dr. Inge Kemp GenefkeDenmark
José LutzenbergerBrazil
John F. Charlewood TurnerUnited Kingdom
Sahabat Alam Malaysia / Mohammed Idris, Harrison Ngau, the village PenanMalaysia
1989
Seikatsu Club Consumers' CooperativeJapan
Melaku WoredeEthiopia
Aklilu Lemma / Legesse Wolde-YohannesEthiopia
Survival InternationalUnited Kingdom
1990
Alice Tepper Marlin / Council on Economic PrioritiesUnited States
Bernard Lédéa OuedraogoBurkina Faso
Felicia LangerIsrael
Asociación de Trabajadores Campesinos del CarareColombia
1991
Edward GoldsmithUnited Kingdom
Narmada Bachao AndolanIndia
Bengt Danielsson and Marie-Thérèse DanielssonSweden, France
Senator Jeton Anjain / Rongelap villageMarshall Islands
Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais sem Terra / Comissão Pastoral da TerraBrazil
1992
KylätoimintaFinland
Gonoshasthaya Kendra / Zafrullah ChowdhuryBangladés
Helen MackGuatemala
John Gofman, United States / Alla YaroshinskayaUkraine
1993
Arna Mer-Khamis / Care and LearningIsrael
Organization of Rural Associations for Progress / Sithembiso NyoniZimbabwe
Vandana ShivaIndia
Mary and Carrie Dann of the Western Shoshone NationAmerican
1994
Astrid LindgrenSweden
SERVOL (Service Volunteered for All)Trinidad and Tobago
Dr. H. Sudarshan / VGKK (Vivekananda Girijana Kalyana Kendra)India
Ken Saro-Wiwa / Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni PeopleOgoniland, Nigeria
1995
András Biró / Hungarian Foundation for Self-RelianceHungary
Serbian Civic CouncilBosnia-Herzegovina
Carmel Budiarjo / TAPOLIndonesia/United Kingdom
Sulak SivaraksaThailand
1996
Herman DalyUnited States
Committee of Mothers of Soldiers of RussiaRussia
Kerala Sasthra Sahithya ParishadIndia
George VithoulkasGreece
1997
Joseph Ki-ZerboBurkina Faso
Jinzaburo TakagiJapan
Mycle SchneiderFrance
Michael SuccowGermany
Cindy DuehringUnited States
1998
International Baby Food Action Network
Samuel EpsteinUnited States
Juan Pablo OrregoChile
Katarina Kruhonja / Vesna TerselicCroatia
1999
Hermann ScheerGermany
Juan GarcésSpain
Consolidation of the Amazon RegionColombia
Organic Agriculture GroupCuba
2000
Tewolde Berhan Gebre EgziabherEthiopia
Munir Said ThalibIndonesia
Birsel LemkeTurkey
Wes JacksonUnited States
2001
José Antonio AbreuVenezuela
Gush Shalom / Rachel and Uri AvneryIsrael
Leonardo BoffBrazil
Trident PloughsharesUnited Kingdom
2002
Martin GreenAustralia
Centre Jeunes KamengeBurundi
Kvinna Till KvinnaSweden
Martín AlmadaParaguay
2003
David LangeNew Zealand
Walden Bello / Nicanor PearlsPhilippines
Citizen Coalition for Economic JusticeSouth Korea
SEKEM and Ibrahim AbouleishEgypt
2004
Swami Agnivesh / Asghar Ali EngineerIndia
Memorial SocietyRussia
Bianca JaggerNicaragua
Raúl MontenegroArgentina
2005
Maude Barlow and Tony ClarkeCanada
Irene FernandezMalaysia
Roy Sesana and First People of the KalahariBotswana
Francisco ToledoMexico
2006
Daniel EllsbergUnited States
Ruth ManoramaIndia
Boy WhitakerBrazil
International Poetry Festival of MedellínColombia
2007
Christopher WeeramantrySri Lanka
Dekha Ibrahim AbdiKenya
Percy Schmeiser and Louise SchmeiserCanada
Grameen ShaktiBangladés
2008
Krishnammal Jagannathan and Sankaralingam Jagannathan LAFTIIndia
Amy GoodmanUnited States
Asha Haji ElmiSomalia
Monika HauserGermany
2009
Catherine HamlinAustralia
René NgongoCongo
David SuzukiCanada
Alyn WareNew Zealand
2010
Nnimmo BasseyNigeria
Erwin KräutlerAustria
Shrikrishna Upadhyay and her NGO SapprosNepal
The NGO Physicians for Human RightsIsrael
2011
Huang MingChina
Jacqueline MoudeinaChad
GRAIN
Ina May GaskinUnited States
2012
Campaign Against Arms TradeUnited Kingdom
Gene SharpUnited States
Hayrettin KaracaTurkey
Sima SamarAfghanistan
2013
Paul WalkerUnited States
Hans Rudolf HerrenSwitzerland
Raji SouraniState of Palestine
Denis MukwegeDemocratic Republic of the Congo
2014
Bill McKibben and 350.orgUnited States
Basil Fernando and the Asian Commission on Human RightsHong Kong, China
Asma JahangirPakistan
Alan RusbridgerUnited Kingdom
Edward SnowdenUnited States
2015
Sheila Watt-CloutierCanada
Tony de BrumCanada
Kasha Jacqueline NabageseraUganda
Gino StradaItaly
2016
Syrian Civil DefenceSyria
Svetlana GannushkinaRussia
Mozn HassanEgypt
The independent newspaper CumhuriyetTurkey
2017
Robert BilottUnited States
Colin GonsalvesIndia
Jadijia IsmailovaAzerbaijan
Yetnebersh NigussieEthiopia
2018
Thelma Aldana, Ivan VelásquezGuatemala, Colombia
Yacouba SawadogoBurkina Faso
Abdullah al-Hamid, Mohammed Fahad al-Kahtani, Walid Abu al-ChairSaudi Arabia
Tony RinaudoAustralia
2019
Greta ThunbergSweden
Aminetu HaidarWestern Sahara
Davi Kopenawa YanomamiBrazil
Guo JianmeiChina
2020
Nasrin SotoudehIran
Bryan StevensonUnited States
Lottie Cunningham WrenNicaragua
Ales BialiatskiBelarus
2021
Marthe WandouCameroon
Vladimir SlivyakRussia
Freda HusonCanada
Legal Initiative for Blocks and Environment (LIFE)India
2022
Fartuun Adan and Ilwad ElmanSomalia
Oleksandra Matviichuk / Center for Civil LibertiesUkraine
CECOSESOLAVenezuela
African Institute for Energy GovernanceUganda

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