10/23/2025 | News release | Distributed by Public on 10/23/2025 05:41
This award celebrates innovative museum initiatives that advance the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, recognising the contributions of museums in achieving its goals and targets.
Launched in 2023, the award aims to highlight museums that integrate the principles of sustainable development into their core missions, operations, and community engagement, demonstrating how cultural institutions can lead positive change for society.
After a rigorous selection process involving submissions from museums across all regions, the ICOM Award Jury has selected the following five finalist projects:
*List of countries in alphabetical order*
Achieving Sustainability: theNational Gallery of Victoria's Adaptive Climate Control Strategy
National Gallery of Victoria, Australia
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Shared Island Stories Between Scotland and the Caribbean: Transnational Youth Exchange
Barbados Museum & Historical Society (BMHS), Barbados
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Ghent's Land
Ghent city museum (STAM), Belgium
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Ars AeviNucleus Kyiv - Solidarity Exhibition of Contemporary Art (Public institution "City Museums" Sarajevo)
Ars AeviMuseum of Contemporary Art Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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CONFRONTING COLONIAL PASTS, ENVISIONING CREATIVE FUTURES
Museums Association of Namibia / IDG, Namibia
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