Blue Sky Young Researchers Innovation Awards for The Global Forest Industries Sector 2022/23
The Blue Sky Young Researchers Innovation Awards is a global competition for students and young researchers who are passionate about a range of activities relevant to forest-based science, products using forest-based raw materials, process improvements, or other innovations throughout the forest sector value chain.
The Blue Sky Young Researchers Innovation Awards are not just about research and development – they are also about showcasing the work of students and young researchers who are passionate about climate positive forestry and forest products, clean manufacturing, and the forest bioeconomy.
The Australian Forest Products Association is hosting a National Competition to send selected winners to be advanced to the International Awards. Applications close on the 27th of May. The National Competition winners will be announced at the AFPA June quarterly meetings in Brisbane, with the top entrant receiving a prize of $1000 and second place receiving $500. These winners will then proceed to the international round.
Taking place every two years and sponsored by the International Council of Forest and Paper Associations (ICFPA), the Blue Sky Young Researchers Innovation Awards are presented to three worthy recipients from around the world. The three winners will have the opportunity to share their projects at the ICFPA CEO Global Roundtable in April/May 2023 (at a location to be confirmed in late 2022).
Building a Lower Carbon Economy with Climate Positive Forestry and Forest Products
To carry out research work that promotes innovation and decarbonization in the forest products sector either in the forest, at production facilities, along the supply chain, or via product innovation.
Applicants are invited to submit their application by 27th May 2022 containing the following documents:
Applications close 27 May 2022. Send enquires to [email protected]
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