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The TED Prize

Region

Global

Deadline Date

July 15, 2009

Each year, the Sapling Foundation gives 3 Technology, Entertainment, Design (TED) prizes to individuals whose work has the potential to have an impact on the future of the planet.

Winners of the TED prize receive the opportunity to be granted support to leverage their efforts towards the sustainable and widespread benefit of the global community. The TED community network will provide pathways, connections, and logistical tools to the recipients. The goal is to assist them to facilitate their future work most effectively. The Sapling Foundation also donates US$100,000 for implementation of the work of each winner.

Winners are likely to have abilities in at least one of the following areas:

  • Invention;
  • Creativity;
  • Vision;
  • Leadership;
  • Persuasion; and
  • Determination.

Click here to view nomination procedures.

The deadline for application is July 15 2009.

Application Information

The candidates are selected through the TED panel of official nominators, as well as a limited number of public nominations. These public nominations will require supporting documentation described in detail in the nomination form.

Previous Winners

Click here to read about previous winners.

Contact

TED Conference LLC

55 Vandam Street, 16th Floor

New York NY
10013
United States
Tel: 212 346 9333
Fax: 212 227 6397

Source

Architecture for Humanity Year In Review 2006, December 27 2006, and the TED website on December 18 2008.



Placed on the Communication Initiative site February 22 2007
Last Updated December 19 2008



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