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The Henry Dunant Foundation, based in Geneva, awards two prizes each year to individuals who contribute to promoting the ideas of Henry Dunant, the founder of the Red Cross.

The Henry Dunant Prize is awarded to individuals or entities who stand out for their exceptional contribution to the enrichment, promotion, and renewal of the principles and values upheld by Henry Dunant.

The Foundation awards the Henry Dunant Prize in two categories: Field and Research. The recipient receives a diploma and a financial reward for each category. The Research Prize is awarded 5000 Swiss francs^[1]

For example, the 2021 Field Prize was awarded to Michel Deyra and Christophe Lanord,^[2] and ^[3] the founders of the Pictet Prize. In 2009, the Research Prize was awarded to Mrs. Géraldine Ruiz, while in 2007, it was awarded to Pierre Claver Mbonimpa.^[4]

The Foundation was is a charity that was founded in 1998 with legal form "Stiftung" in Switzerland. It gives grants.^[5]

Do not confuse with Fundación Henry Dunant América Latina/Instituto Henry Dunant (FuHD/IIHD).

Henry Dunant Prize Research: Recipients

Rodanthi Violaki et Edward Madziwa: 2023
Sophie Timmermans: 2022
Harriet Macey: 2021
Yulia Mogutova: 2020
Lizaveta Tarasevich: 2019
Anna Greipl: 2018
Isabelle Gallino: 2017
Sabrina Henry: 2016
Vaishali Sharma: 2015
Öykü Irmakkesen: 2014
Maria Giovanna Pietropaolo: 2013
Camille Jacquot: 2012
Antoine Kaboré: 2011
Michael Siegrist: 2010
Géraldine Ruiz: 2009
Stéphanie Bouchié de Belle: 2008
Jonathan Somer: 2007
Drazan Djukic: 2007 accessit
Wibke Timmermann: 2006
Lindsey Cameron: 2006 accessit
Maya Brehm: 2005
Gloria Gaggioli: 2005 accessit
Philip Grant: 2005 accessit

Henry Dunant Prize Field: Recipients

Christophe Lanord and Michel Deyra: 2021
Dyanne Marenco Gonzalèz et Auner Garcia Garcia : 2020
Paolo Vanni et Maria Grazia Baccolo: 2019
Françoise Bouchet-Saulnier: 2018
Mohammed Abdelmajid Ben Ahmed: 2017
Yolvi Lena Padilla Sepulveda: 2015
Pierre Claver Mbonimpa: 2011
Fondation Hirondelle: 2003
Tim Aline Rebeaud: 2001
Gjyltekin Shehu: 1999
Rony Brauman: 1997
Gabriel Mützenberg: 1995

References

^ "Awards". Geneva Academy. Retrieved 2024-10-09.
^ fjoli (2021-12-16). "The Henry Dunant Prize - Field 2021 awarded to the founders of the Pictet Prize!". L’humanitaire dans tous ses états (in French). Retrieved 2024-08-01.
^ "Henri Dunant prize awarded to competition taking humanitarian law students 'out of their books". Geneva Solutions. 2021-12-24. Retrieved 2024-10-09.
^ "Geneva: The Henry Dunant Prize awarded to Burundian Pierre-Claver Mbonimpa".
^ "Fondation du Prix Henry Dunant". fundraiso. Retrieved 2024-10-09.

External links

Category:Foundations based in Switzerland Category:Organisations based in Geneva Category:Organizations with year of establishment missing

[1] "Awards". Geneva Academy. Retrieved 2024-10-09.

[2] (2021-12-16). "The Henry Dunant Prize - Field 2021 awarded to the founders of the Pictet Prize!". L’humanitaire dans tous ses états (in French). Retrieved 2024-08-01.

[3] "Henri Dunant prize awarded to competition taking humanitarian law students 'out of their books". Geneva Solutions. 2021-12-24. Retrieved 2024-10-09.

[4] "Geneva: The Henry Dunant Prize awarded to Burundian Pierre-Claver Mbonimpa".

[5] "Fondation du Prix Henry Dunant". fundraiso. Retrieved 2024-10-09.

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