In an evening dedicated to the protection and sustainability of the planet, Juan Francisco Dávila y Verdin, founder and director of FuturED and la instructora de FuturED Manila Di Giovanni, participated this week in the annual awards ceremony of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation. This event, held in the Principality, honours individuals and organisations that have excelled in the three pillars of the foundation: mitigating the effects of climate change, preserving biodiversity and managing water resources.
Since 2008, His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco has recognised those who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to the environment. This year, the awards were presented to outstanding figures and entities in these fields. The awardees included the Juma Institute, represented by its founder Juma Xipaia, physicist Prof. Lidia Morawska, internationally recognised for her research on air quality, and the organisation NatureMetrics, led by Pippa Howard as Chief Nature Strategist.
Dávila is presence at this event underlines FuturED's commitment to environmental education and awareness in the digital age.
