- Cape Town, South Africa
- Urban Age Award Cape Town 2012 [more]
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Urban Age Award Mexico City 2010 [more]
- Istanbul, Turkey
- Urban Age AwardIstanbul 2009 [more]
- Mumbai, India
- Urban Age Award Mumbai 2007 [more]
- São Paulo, Brazil
- Urban Age AwardSão Paulo 2008 [more]
Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award
In awarding this prize, Deutsche Bank distinguishes since 2007 the partnerships of responsibility existing between citizens, politicians, business people and NGOs that are contributing to improving the quality of life in cities
The Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award was set up to encourage people to take responsibility for the cities they live in. It is conferred each year in the city in which the Urban Age Conference takes place.
Urban Age is a series of conferences jointly initiated in 2005 by Deutsche Bank’s Alfred Herrhausen Society and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). (Further information can be found on: www.urban-age.net)
The Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award was set up to encourage people to take responsibility for the cities they live in. It is conferred each year in the city in which the Urban Age Conference takes place.
Urban Age is a series of conferences jointly initiated in 2005 by Deutsche Bank’s Alfred Herrhausen Society and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). (Further information can be found on: www.urban-age.net)
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The Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award was conferred for the first time in Mumbai in 2007, São Paulo in 2008, Istanbul in 2009 and was presented in Mexico City on July 22, 2010.
The $ 100,000 prize is judged by an independent, international jury that reviews submissions following an open call for entries.
The $ 100,000 prize is judged by an independent, international jury that reviews submissions following an open call for entries.
AHG Search
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Denk ich an Deutschland 2012 / Do I Think of Germany 2012The fourth conference of the series took place in Berlin on September 28, 2012. The debates circled around the question "How Do We (not) Want to Live in the Future?" [more]
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An overview of our project partners. [more]