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Climate Resilience Awards for Business 2026: Global Recognition for Climate Adaptation Leadership

Climate Resilience Awards for Business 2026: Global Recognition for Climate Adaptation Leadership

The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and the Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) are accepting applications for the Climate Resilience Awards for Business 2026, recognizing organizations of any size or sector that have implemented credible, measurable climate resilience projects. Entry is free. Applications close September 30, 2026, through the submission platform.

At a glance

DeadlineSeptember 30, 2026 (applications opened June 23, 2026)
EligibilityBusinesses of any size, sector, and location, worldwide. Two tracks: Resilience & Adaptation Implementers, and Resilience Solution Providers. SMEs and large corporations are judged separately.
What you getNo cash prize disclosed. Recognition, independent credibility, and publication on the Business Action Bank and The Climate Drive platforms.
GeographyGlobal, open to all regions
How to applyFree online submission through the Zealous portal
Official linkWBCSD, Climate Resilience Awards for Business 2026

Who’s eligible

According to WBCSD’s official announcement, the awards are open to business organizations of all sizes, sectors, and geographic locations. Applicants fall into one of two tracks: Resilience & Adaptation Implementers, meaning organizations improving the resilience of their own operations and assets, or Resilience Solution Providers, meaning organizations offering products, services, technologies, or financing that help clients build climate resilience. Projects must show implementation beyond the concept stage, with evidence behind the claimed outcome.

Submissions land in one of four categories: Building Climate-Proof Infrastructure, Promoting Water Stewardship, Safeguarding Agriculture & Food Systems, or Protecting People First. SMEs and corporates compete separately within each category, so a small business isn’t judged against a multinational. An organization can submit more than one project, but each individual project can only enter one category.

What you get

WBCSD and GRP haven’t disclosed a cash prize for this award. The benefit is recognition: winning and finalist projects are published on the Business Action Bank and The Climate Drive, two platforms WBCSD uses to showcase resilience practice, alongside independent jury credibility, benchmarking against other leading projects, and networking access within the WBCSD and GRP network.

How to apply

Applications are free and submitted entirely online:

  1. Choose the award category and applicant track (Implementer or Solution Provider) that fits the project.
  2. Gather 2 to 5 supporting documents, such as reports, monitoring data, certifications, or testimonials, that back up the project’s outcomes.
  3. Submit through the Climate Resilience Awards submission portal before the deadline.

WBCSD also publishes a full Applicant Guide and FAQ on its announcement page. Questions can go to info@globalresiliencepartnership.org.

Key dates

  • Applications opened: June 23, 2026
  • Application deadline: September 30, 2026
  • Finalists announced: not yet disclosed by the organizers
  • Award ceremony: not yet disclosed by the organizers

FAQ

Is there a fee to apply for the Climate Resilience Awards for Business?
No. Applications are free, with no entry fee.

Do small businesses compete against large corporations?
No. SMEs and large corporates are judged separately within each of the four award categories.

What are the four award categories?
Building Climate-Proof Infrastructure, Promoting Water Stewardship, Safeguarding Agriculture & Food Systems, and Protecting People First.

What happens after a project is submitted?
An independent jury reviews applications against impact clarity and measurability, implementation credibility with evidence, innovation and scaling potential, and financial viability.

Can one organization submit more than one project?
Yes. Multiple submissions are allowed, but each individual project can only be entered into one award category.

More opportunities like this: Mountains ADAPT Small Grants 2026 and IAPS AI Policy Fellowship Spring 2027.

Sources: WBCSD, Climate Resilience Awards for Business 2026; Global Resilience Partnership.

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