Exciting news! We have just announced the winners of the UN Global Climate Action Awards - recognising 15 ground-breaking projects from around the world. 

The award-winning projects range from an in-app mini-program that's helped plant 122 million trees, to a "climate positive" burger that's taking the fast food industry by storm.

• Impossible Foods | Singapore, Hong Kong, USA, Macau: Creating plant-based alternatives to meat. 
• Alipay Ant Forest | China: Using digital technologies to scale up climate action. 
• Ghent en Garde | Belgium: Creating structural change through local food policy.  
• Electriciens sans frontieres | Dominica: Providing "emergency pockets" of solar energy to health centres. 

• MAX Burgers | Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Poland: Creating the world's first "Climate Positive" menu.  
•  Natura's Carbon Neutral Programme  | Global: Measuring and reducing emissions across their entire value chain, from the extraction of raw materials through to their distribution. 
• Apple's Emissions Reduction Mission | Global: Reducing their emissions through clean energy and innovative product design. 
• Infosys' Journey to Carbon Neutrality | India: One of the first companies of its type to commit to carbon neutrality, while investing in local carbon offsetting projects. 

• Young Women's Grassroots Action on Climate Change| Sub-Saharan Africa: Training young women from marginalized farming communities to become Agriculture Guides.
• Mothers Out Front | US: A movement of over 24,000 mothers mobilising for a liveable climate for their children. 
• Women's Action Towards Climate Resilience in South Asia | Bangladesh, India and Nepal: Empowering women in low-income households to increase their climate resilience.
• Eco Wave Power| Israel, Gibraltar: A world-leading project generating clean energy from the ocean, co-founded and led by a female CEO.  

• Beyond the Grid Fund | Zambia: Providing affordable, off-grid clean energy solutions that are quick to deploy. 
• Women's Livelihood Bond Series | Global: Unlocking over USD 150 million in capital to empower over two million women in South and Southeast Asia. 
• Quebec's International Climate Cooperation Program | Canada: Issuing climate finance and support to developing countries, funded by the province's own carbon market.