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As the gravity of climate change and the destruction of nature continues apace and the wide-ranging implications are more directly experienced in people’s everyday lives, the obligations increase correspondingly for museums to reflect and address these urgent issues and contribute to safeguarding the future for coming generations.

The Meyvaert Museum Prize for Environmental Sustainability is sponsored by Meyvaert and goes to a museum which shows an exceptional commitment to reflecting and addressing issues of sustainability and environmental health in its collecting, documentation, displays and public programming as well as in the management of its own social, financial and physical resources.

Prior to 2020, before being introduced as an award, it was given as a Special Commendation for sustainability. 

Winners

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2023 - Swiss Museum of Agriculture (Burgrain, Switzerland)

© Swiss Museum of Agriculture Burgrain
The Swiss Museum of Agriculture vividly show the interconnections between what's on your plate, national and international agriculture, and the impact on farmers around the world.

For more information:
museumburgrain.ch
emya2023winners.europeanforum.museum

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2022 - Holmegaard Værk (Fensmark, Denmark)

Holmegaard Værk, Fensmark, Denmark, the 2022 Winner of the Meyvaert Museum Prize for Sustainability.

For more information:
museerne.dk/holmegaard-vaerk
emya2022winners.europeanforum.museum

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2021 - Museum Walserhaus (Bosco Gurin, Switzerland)

© Museum Walserhaus
For more information:
walserhaus.ch/de/

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2020 - The Wadden Sea Centre (Ribe, Denmark)

Museum Architecture © The Wadden Sea Centre
For more information:
vadehavscentret.dk/en/frontpage