We are pleased to announce the winners of the recent Climate and Health Student competition, a collaborative effort between KTH Climate Action Centre, the Bolin Centre at Stockholm University, and the Centre for Health Crises and the Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Health at Karolinska Institutet. This competition aimed to address pressing challenges related to climate change and public health.

We extend our deepest gratitude to Bolin Member Paul Glantz, who assisted as one of the jury members, contributing valuable insights and expertise to the selection process.

The winning project, "Winter Sponge City," offers innovative solutions to improve pedestrian path conditions during the winter months in Stockholm. This project not only tackles climate resilience but also promotes public health and well-being, aligning perfectly with the competition's goals.

Then winners and runners up in the competition on climate and health visited KTH Climate Action Centre for the award ceremony. Photo: www.kth.se

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