As we launch the theme 'Trailblazing Leadership', we are pleased to announce that Inner Development Goals (IDG) will be the theme partner for the WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award 2025.

The 2024 laureates, Just Transition Centre and Natur og Ungdom, participated in various activities during the WIN WIN Award Week in Gothenburg, culminating in the annual award night.

The award week (14-18 october) is just around the corner! This year, we’re focusing on highlighting pathways to a fair and inclusive sustainability transition.

What's currently at the forefront of the global sustainability agenda? Well, it's a mix of several crucial issues, as always. That's precisely why the WIN WIN Award adopts a focused approach: we zero in on one highly pertinent topic – a theme – and give it our undivided attention.

The international 'Just Transition Centre' was announced as the recipient of WIN WIN Award on 18 April, alongside the Norwegian youth climate organisation 'Natur og Ungdom' which is the recipient of the WIN WIN Youth Award. The announcement took place during a dynamic one-day conference held in Gothenburg, featuring insightful discussions from both local and global perspectives on the vital theme of Inclusive Transition.

At the annual meeting on 26 March, we welcomed one new board member and four new jurymembers to the WIN WIN Award och WIN WIN Youth Award.

On 13 March, we announced the ten finalists for WIN WIN Award and WIN WIN Youth Award 2024 on the theme "Inclusive Transition".

WIN WIN Award has reached new heights with no fewer than 430 nominations for this year's prize. The theme for 2024 is Inclusive Transition and has engaged people and organisations worldwide."

On the annual award night 20th October, the theme for 2024 "Inclusive Transition" was announced by jury member Per Olsson, Deputy Science Director at Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm University.

During the 16-20 october the award recipients of 2023, Eliot Higgins (Bellingcat) and Abbie Richards, will engage in several activities around Gothenburg.

How can we strengthen resilience against disinformation to promote a sustainable society?

Join WIN WIN Award on Almedalsveckan to discuss the future of democracy in a world of disinformation with leading experts in the subject.

Bellingcat, the international collective of investigative journalist, is the recipient of the WIN WIN Award 2023 and Abbie Richards, a disinformation researcher and social media expert, is awarded the WIN WIN Youth Award.

Jonas Attenius (S), Mayor of Gothenburg, joins the WIN WIN Award boards as the new chair. Annie Hohlfält, head of development at Framtiden Group, is elected the new chair of the jury.

 After reviewing over 300 nominations, the jury can now reveale the five finalists for each prestigous award. The WIN WIN Gothenburg Sustainability Award theme for 2023 is Fighting Disinformation, scouting for solutions against the harmful effects of disinformation.

The Swedish publishing house Fri Tanke is the theme partner for WIN WIN Award 2023, working together to disseminate  knowledge about the implications of disinformation on a sustainable society. 

The annual award night was a wonderful evening filled with joy and energy where the winners of 2022 recieved their prestigues awards.

Carl Heath is a senior researcher at RISE and an educator in countering foreign malign information influence, disinformation, and other misleading information directed at Sweden or at Swedish interest at the Psycological Defence Agency.

While digitalisation has change the way people communicate in man positive ways, the spread of disinformation has increased in worrying ways. You can now nominate persons or organisations to the WIN WIN Award 2023: Fighting Disinformation.

Studio newtab-22 is the creator behind the 2022 prize cubes, made with the new and innovative material 'sea stone'.