In collaboration with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, the Roundtable brings together great leaders of civil society from different cultures of the world.
On this occasion, a philanthropic innovation prize is awarded to a person who has demonstrated an exceptional commitment to civil society.
A closed-door discussion of leading international philanthropists which takes place in Monaco every year immediately following the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos. The Roundtable helps philanthropists to exchange ideas, share experiences and collaborate in a confidential environment. Each year the Roundtable examines a subject through the window of philanthropy and invites esteemed speakers to bring their unique perspectives to the discussion.
Many of the members of the Prince’s Roundtable on Philanthropy serve on the Nominating Committee and Jury for the Prince’s Prize, together with a select group of social entrepreneurs, foundation directors, academics and other opinion leaders. In 2019, the Prize was awarded to the former CEO of Unilever, Paul Polman, for his innovative approach to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
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The Prince’s Prize for Innovative Philanthropy is a global initiative jointly developed by The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation and The Tocqueville Foundation. Its goal is to highlight projects and initiatives that have triggered innovative activity in the field of philanthropy, seeking out individuals and organizations that inspire others and demonstrate strong impact or potential impact.
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“The SDGs provide the world’s long-term business plan by putting people and the planet first. It’s the growth story of our time.”
“We have taken a different, creative, yet realistic approach to solving this issue globally. Our Program bring focus to the issue of plastic in its “afterlife”, either through a company, institutional setting, or via community engagement”
“It all comes back to serving with love, together with understanding the root causes of whatever problem our passion leads us to tackle and working to solve it in a collaborative and inclusive way.”
The Prince’s Prize bolstered the University’s recognition among the international community. It also strengthened relationships with the supporters who make tuition-free education possible around the world.”
“The Prince’s Prize for Innovative Philanthropy awarded in 2015 to Seacology helped highlight the link between local actions and global consequences. Prince Albert’s personal interest in our charity has encouraged us to now consider projects on a national rather than just a village level.”
“After winning Prince’s Prize for Innovative Philanthropy, I have made some great life-long friends and partners… I shall always be grateful to the Prince Albert II and Jean-Guillaume de Tocqueville for their friendship and for creating global awareness and support around the health and education of children in India via this award.”
“At its core, Heron is about empowering people and institutions. We empower collections of people because it is fundamental to the success of our society.”
The Tocqueville Foundation hosts three major projects each year, focusing on the intellectual legacy of Alexis de Tocqueville, the defence of democracy and civil society. Find here our latest events.
