What Is Tomorrows Water?

Tomorrow's Water is an annual scientific water competition aimed at pre-university students. The competition encourages educational projects that are focused towards improving quality of life and/or the environment through topical water issues such as water conditions and biodiversity, water resources management, water protection and conservation, water and wastewater treatment as well as social issues related to water.

Who Can Enter?

• Individuals or teams of up to 3, aged between 15-20 years. Students younger than 15 can participate if they are going to be 15 years old by the start of World Water Week, held in August 2012.

Why Should I Participate?

• Tomorrow's Water an opportunity to use a research-orientated approach, incorporating scientifically accepted methodologies for experimentation, monitoring, and reporting results and statistical analyses. It provides experience in preparing a written report as well as  presenting to judges and the public. School assignments are qualified for entry, and it also is a valuable CV addition.

What is the Prize?

• The winner will be awarded an all-expenses paid trip to Stockholm in order to represent the UK at the international Stockholm Junior Water Prize (SJWP) in a one week cultural exchange program. The student's school or college will also be awarded a grant of £300.
• The international Stockholm Junior Water Prize winner receives US $5,000 and an award presented by HRH Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden. To learn more about the Stockholm Competition and exchange visit their website.