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Innovating for Humanity
Newsletter - July 2026
From record-breaking submissions to expanding healthcare access in India,
here's what's new this month.
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| Beyond2020 reaches more than 200,000 people in India |
| The Zayed Sustainability Prize's Beyond2020 initiative has completed its largest deployment to date, with 2018 Prize winner SELCO Foundation delivering six solar-powered health centres that are improving access to reliable healthcare for more than 200,000 people in rural India.
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| Expanding the Selection Committee |
| The Prize continues to strengthen its evaluation process through the addition of leading experts from across sustainability, innovation, finance, youth development and humanitarian action.
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| The Power of Local Innovation in Expanding Rural Healthcare |
| Norah Magero, CEO and Co-founder of Drop Access and a Prize winner, shares her insights in Business Daily Africa on how locally developed innovations are improving healthcare access in rural communities. The article explores the potential of community-driven, solar-powered solutions to build stronger, more resilient health systems.
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| Behind the Evaluation Process |
| With submissions now closed, every application enters a rigorous three-phase evaluation process. Discover how independent experts, the Selection Committee and the Jury assess each submission against the Prize's core criteria: Impact, Innovation and Inspiration. |
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| Capital isn’t flowing to food systems. Coordinated action can make this happen |
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How AI and Big Data are pushing the next wave of sustainable innovation
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| World Cup innovation leaves a lasting legacy |
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