Stockholm Junior Water Prize

Humans of SJWP features the stories of the finalists in the Stockholm Junior Water Prize. How they went from ordinary young adults to someone driving change in their community and in the world - a leader.

Humans of SJWP | 09 Dec, 2019 |

Meet Fabienne Bertrand, one of the seven members of the international jury!

I always come home from Stockholm filled with hope, energy and motivation! They (the SJWP finalists) are my influencers!

News | 25 Nov, 2019 | Ana Carolina Deveza, National Organiser for Brazil 2017 - 2019

How I became National Organiser!

These experiences have impacted me profoundly. The SJWP has exposed me to situations and opportunities that made me realize and aware of skills I have that I need to explore...

Humans of SJWP | 28 Jan, 2019 | Ania Andersch

Valeriia Tyshchenko from Ukraine

I’m a friend of poetry. You know, I write my own poems. I have had some published. I love literature very much, mostly in Ukrainian or Russian. I think physics...

Humans of SJWP | 17 Jan, 2019 | Ania Andersch

Hava Herman and Sarah Borni from Israel

Israel is a country that’s suffering from drought, and we’re continuously searching for the creation of new water sources. Waste water is definitely the most both productive and promising form...

Humans of SJWP | 08 Jan, 2019 | Ania Andersch

Tatsuyoshi Odai and Narumi Sakamoto from Japan

In our high school we study agriculture particularly. The school helped introducing us to local farmers and local governments and initiated the cooperation between us and them which was one...

Humans of SJWP | 13 Dec, 2018 | Ania Andersch

Centaine Du Toy van Hees from Netherlands

I really like the fact that there are so many different cultures and people here (in Stockholm during SJWP finals). Everyone is so nice. Everyone is new so there are...

Humans of SJWP | 05 Dec, 2018 | Ania Andersch

Laura from Switzerland

It all started in high school, in Switzerland we have to do a senior project. It doesn’t have to be natural sciences. It could also be history or literature but...