Kluz Prize for PeaceTech 2025 (Up to $20,000)

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Applications are open for Kluz Prize for PeaceTech 2025. Apply to the 2025 Kluz Prize for PeaceTech and gain recognition for your achievements and innovations in emerging technologies to advance peace and human dignity. They invite organizations to submit impactful PeaceTech projects using emerging technologies to advance peace and human dignity.

What innovations are they seeking?

They seek innovations in:

Conflict Prevention and Mitigation
Preventing conflict and violence
Facilitating bridges across divides
Limiting Human Suffering During Conflict
Protecting civilians and human rights
Delivering humanitarian aid and crisis response
Post-Conflict Rebuilding
Supporting peacebuilding and recovery

Prize Information

The award grants the selected winner $20,000 for their accomplishments in the field and to support the further advancement of their project in the emerging field of technologies for peace.

Eligibility Criteria for Kluz Prize for PeaceTech

The Kluz Prize for PeaceTech welcomes individuals and organizations worldwide, who have distinguished themselves through proven achievements or accomplishments, or innovative projects related to application of transformative technologies in building, supporting, keeping, and promoting peace.
Particularly those initiated by the younger generation and the tech community, including entrepreneurs, engineers, programmers, scientists, startups, accelerators, big-tech, and venture capitalists.
Applications can be submitted individually or as a group, with the organization’s name and legal representative indicated.
Please note, they are not seeking applications proposing new projects. This grant will only be awarded to established projects which have had an impact in the field.

Selection Criteria for Kluz Prize for PeaceTech

The Selection Committee will use the following achievement-oriented criteria for selection:

Demonstrated Impact: Evidence of the achievements or project’s tangible improvement on a significant number of lives;
Proven Relevance: Examples of how the achievements or project has effectively supported, built, kept peace or addressed an urgent need in a humanitarian or developmental context;
Novelty and Innovation: Instances where the achievements or project has employed a unique approach contributing to solutions in a remarkable way;
Scalability and Sustainability: Illustrations of successful expansions beyond the initial pilot, demonstrating the project’s growth potential;
Collaborative Success: Instances of leveraging collaboration and partnerships that have unlocked new opportunities or enhanced the project’s impact.