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"Alternative Nobel": a Prize for Citizens' Initiatives, From Sudan to Vanuatu

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On Tuesday, December 2, in Stockholm, four winners receive the Right Livelihood Prize, nicknamed the "Alternative Nobel Prize", which highlights virtuous initiatives for human development and the environment. This year, civil society actors from Vanuatu, Burma, Taiwan and Sudan are distinguished.
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"Alternative Nobel": a Prize for Citizens' Initiatives, From Sudan to Vanuatu

On Tuesday, December 2, in Stockholm, four winners receive the Right Livelihood Prize, nicknamed the "Alternative Nobel Prize", which highlights virtuous initiatives for human development and the environment. This year, civil society actors from Vanuatu, Burma, Taiwan and Sudan are distinguished.

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La Croix broke the news in on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
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