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2 November 2020 07:25
Two Indian sustainability projects win the Children's Climate Prize 2020

The winners of this year's Children's Climate Prize are Vinisha Umashankar, 14, and Aadya Joshi, 17, both from India. Vinisha wins the Clean Air prize for her initiative with solar-powered ironing carts and Aadya wins the Changemaker prize for her biodiversity project The Right Green. They each receive SEK 100,000 from the Children's Climate Foundation to develop their projects.
6 April 2021 07:00
Aadya Joshi wants to see more biodiversity initiatives

Seventeen-year-old Aadya Joshi from Mumbai, India won the Children’s Climate Prize 2020. Her BioPower Index supports landscape architects, gardeners and authorities in sowing the plants that best support biodiversity. Since her win, new opportunities have opened up and Aadya is now looking for more people who want to establish and share knowledge about the importance of planting native.
6 April 2021 07:30
Aadya Joshi vill se fler initiativ för biologisk mångfald

17 åriga Aadya Joshi från Mumbai, Indien vann Children’s Climate Prize 2020. Hennes BioPower Index stöttar landskapsarkitekter, trädgårdsmästare och myndigheter i att plantera de växter som bäst stöder biologisk mångfald. Sedan vinsten har nya möjligheter öppnats upp och nu söker Aadya efter fler som vill etablera och sprida kunskap om varför biologisk mångfald är viktigt.