With the goal of recognizing and promoting excellence in engineering and innovation, the Queen Elizabeth Award for Engineering 2027 A crucial nomination period is now open, with £500,000 to be awarded to the winning project. This prestigious award seeks to highlight engineering solutions that demonstrate a significant social, economic and environmental impact, with particular emphasis on contributions that promote sustainable development and the well-being of communities. Cape Verde, with its growth potential and unique challenges, has an unparalleled opportunity to submit applications that reflect the ingenuity and resilience of its people.

Engineering plays a fundamental role in solving today's most pressing problems, from combating climate change and ensuring access to clean water and sanitation, to developing resilient infrastructure and renewable energy. The Queen Isabel Prize for Engineering 2027 aims to celebrate the teams and individuals dedicated to creating a brighter future through the practical application of engineering knowledge. Nominations are open to projects in various engineering fields, encouraging competition and knowledge sharing globally. We believe that Cape Verde possesses a wealth of talent and innovative projects that deserve recognition in this important international arena.

Applications for the Queen Isabel Prize for Engineering 2027 should demonstrate not only the originality and technical feasibility of the proposed engineering solution, but also its scalability potential and lasting impact. Solutions addressing specific issues of developing island nations, such as water resource management in dry climates, coastal adaptation to rising sea levels, or the development of decentralized and sustainable energy systems, will receive special attention. This is a valuable opportunity to highlight the work of Cape Verdean engineers and researchers, promoting international visibility and attracting potential partnerships and investments to the country.

Entities and individuals interested in making a nomination must ensure that the submitted projects meet the eligibility criteria detailed in the award regulations. The selection of finalists and, subsequently, the winner, will be carried out by a panel of internationally renowned experts in various engineering fields. The nomination process aims to be rigorous yet accessible, ensuring that the best and most impactful solutions are duly considered.

Nominations for the Queen Elizabeth Award for Engineering conclude the... June 26, 2026.

For more information on eligibility criteria and to submit your application, please visit: https://qeprize.org/nominate