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Prize in worldwide: Sustainable vs UnSustainable International Research Call, closes 10 Mar 2027

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An organisation based in Austria

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This call is open to individuals, community groups and non-profits and 2 others. Funding is a prize or award. Coverage is read from the notice itself: any country. The funder accepts early-stage applicants.

Summary

An international photography and visual research call inviting individuals, communities, and professionals to submit work illustrating sustainable and unsustainable practices in architecture, urban planning, infrastructure, and technology. Selected projects receive exhibition, publication in journals from an academic design collective, and international exposure.

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An annual international research call inviting individuals, communities, and professionals to submit photographs illustrating sustainable and unsustainable practices across fields such as architecture, urban planning, infrastructure, and technology. Top projects are exhibited, published, and featured in the funder journals or magazines with international exposure.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the Prize in worldwide: Sustainable vs UnSustainable International Research Call, closes 10 Mar 2027 deadline?
Applications close 10 Mar 2027.
Who can apply for Prize in worldwide: Sustainable vs UnSustainable International Research Call, closes 10 Mar 2027?
Eligibility covers organisations in GLOBAL; individual, community-group, nonprofit, university, research-institution. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.

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Buildings grantsInfrastructure

About this sector

Sustainable buildings funding covers low-energy new build, deep retrofit, building performance data and healthier indoor environments. Public owners procure design and works through tenders, while grants support innovation and community schemes. Bids are usually judged on measured performance, cost and delivery experience in occupied buildings.

10 Mar 2027
 
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EligibilityGLOBAL
Org typesindividual, community-group, nonprofit, university, research-institution
Last verified31 Oct 2026

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