Of the 219 applicants this year, 29 projects were in the running on the international platform. Located in Canada, Scotland, Denmark, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Spain, the United Kingdom, Jordan, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Portugal, the Netherlands and Senegal, these projects provide an interesting overview of the sustainable solutions implemented in these countries. 

As well as a national prize, the winners have also won a ticket to the international final, to be held at COP28 in December.

So, which winners did the jury choose? Which buildings, districts, and infrastructures have qualified for the international phase? Check them here.