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The Stockholm Junior Water Prize is the most prestigious international youth award for high school water research. Its purpose is to increase students' enthusiasm for water-related issues and research and to familiarize them with global water challenges.
 
Eligibility and Entry
Criteria and Guidelines
2008 U.S. National Competition
Awards
U.S. Laureates
Journal of the U.S. SJWP
Winner's Papers and Abstracts
Press Releases
State Organizer Materials
SJWP Committee
Sponsors
Water Journalism Award
 
U.S. Stockholm Junior Water Prize

The Stockholm Junior Water Prize is the most prestigious international award for a water-related science project at the high school level. The prize taps into the unlimited potential of today's youth as they seek to address current and future water challenges. 

The competition is open to projects aimed at enhancing the quality of life through improvement of water quality, water resource management, or water and wastewater treatment.

NEWS & EVENTS
State SJWP Winners Announced

WEF Member Associations have announced the winners of the state SJWP competitions. Find out which young researcher will be representing your state at the national competition this summer.

Now Accepting Proposals for 2011 Competition Host
The deadline to submit proposals to host the 2011 U.S. Stockholm Junior Water Prize competition has been extended through June 16. WEF Member Associations interested in hosting this prestigious event in their city can submit a proposal online.

Deadline Extended for Youth Water Journalism Award
The ITT Award for Excellence in Student Water Journalism encourages students to report on water-related and environmental issues.  Submissions are due May 28.

National Competition Set for Orlando
The 2008 U.S. SJWP competition will bring young researchers from nearly all 50 states to Orlando, Florida, on June 19-21.
 
State Winner Makes Donation to Water For People
Anastasia Roda, the 2006-2007 Pennsylvania SJWP state winner, is continuing to make a difference in the water quality community.


 
  

     






  

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