Premiul Nobel alternativ

Premiul Pentru o viață mai bună (din engleză Right Livelihood Award) sau Premiul Nobel alternativ^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5] este un prestigios^[1] premiu internațional acordat celor care lucrează la soluții practice și exemplare ale provocărilor cele mai urgente cu care se confruntă lumea de astăzi. Premiul a fost înființat în 1980 de către Jakob von Uexkull și este acordat anual, la începutul lunii decembrie^[6].

Laureați [modificare]

An	Laureați	Țară
1980
	Hassan Fathy	Egipt
	Plenty International	US Guatemala Lesotho
1981
	Mike Cooley	United Kingdom
	Bill Mollison	Australia
	Patrick van Rensburg / Învățământ cu producție	Botswana South Africa
1982
	Erik Dammann / Viitorul în mâinile noastre	Norway
	Anwar Fazal	Malaysia
	Petra Kelly	West Germany
	Participatory Institute for Development Alternatives	Sri Lanka
	George Trevelyan	United Kingdom
1983
	Leopold Kohr	Austria
	Amory Lovins și Hunter Lovins / Rocky Mountain Institute	US
	Manfred Max-Neef / CEPAUR	Chile
	Înaltul șef Ibedul Gibbons și Poporul din Belau	Palau
1984
	Imane Khalifeh	Lebanon
	Self-Employed Women's Association / Ela Bhatt	India
	Winefreda Geonzon / Free Legal Assistance Volunteers' Association (FREE LAVA)	Filipine
	Wangari Maathai / Green Belt Movement	Kenya
1985
	Theo Van Boven	Netherlands
	Cary Fowler (Rural Advancement Fund International)	US
	Pat Mooney (Rural Advancement Fund International)	Canada
	Lokayan / Rajni Kothari	India
	Duna Kör	Hungary
1986
	Robert Jungk	Austria
	Rosalie Bertell	Canada
	Alice Stewart	United Kingdom
	Ladakh Ecological Development Group / Helena Norberg-Hodge	India
	Evaristo Nugkuag / AIDESEP	Peru
1987
	Johan Galtung	Norway
	Chipko movement	India
	Hans-Peter Dürr / Global Challenges Network	West Germany
	Institute for Food and Development Policy / Frances Moore Lappé	US
	Mordechai Vanunu	Israel
1988
	International Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims / Dr. Inge Kemp Genefke	Denmark
	José Lutzenberger	Brazil
	John F. Charlewood Turner	United Kingdom
	Sahabat Alam Malaysia / Mohammed Idris, Harrison Ngau, the Penan people	Malaysia
1989
	Seikatsu Club Consumers' Co-operative Union	Japan
	Melaku Worede	Ethiopia
	Aklilu Lemma / Legesse Wolde-Yohannes	Ethiopia
	Survival International	United Kingdom
1990
	Alice Tepper Marlin / Council on Economic Priorities	US
	Bernard Lédéa Ouedraogo	Burkina Faso
	Felicia Langer	Israel
	ATCC (Asociación de Trabajadores Campesinos del Carare)	Colombia
1991
	Edward Goldsmith	United Kingdom
	Narmada Bachao Andolan	India
	Bengt Danielsson & Marie-Thérèse Danielsson	Polynesia
	Senator Jeton Anjain / the People of Rongelap	Marshall Islands
	Landless Workers' Movement (Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais sem Terra) / CPT (Commissao Pastoral da Terra)	Brazil
1992
	Finnish Village Action Movement (Kylätoiminta)	Finland
	Gonoshasthaya Kendra / Zafrullah Chowdhury	Bangladesh
	Helen Mack	Guatemala
	John Gofman / Alla Yaroshinskaya	US / Ukraine
1993
	Arna Mer-Khamis / Îngrijire și învățare	Israel
	Organisation of Rural Associations for Progress / Sithembiso Nyoni	Zimbabwe
	Vandana Shiva	India
	Mary and Carrie Dann of the Western Shoshone Nation	North America
1994
	Astrid Lindgren	Sweden
	SERVOL (Service Volunteered for All)	Format:Country data Trinidad & Tobago
	Dr. H. Sudarshan / VGKK (Vivekananda Girijana Kalyana Kendra(for working of soliga tribes in MM hills)	Karnataka, India
	Ken Saro-Wiwa / Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People	Ogoniland, Nigeria
1995
	András Biró / Hungarian Foundation for Self-Reliance	Hungary
	Serb Civic Council	Bosnia and Herzegovina
	Carmel Budiardjo / TAPOL	Indonesia / United Kingdom
	Sulak Sivaraksa	Thailand
1996
	Herman Daly	US
	Committee of Soldiers' Mothers of Russia	Russia
	People's Science Movement of Kerala (Kerala Sasthra Sahithya Parishad)	India
	George Vithoulkas	Greece
1997
	Joseph Ki-Zerbo	Burkina Faso
	Jinzaburo Takagi	Japan
	Mycle Schneider	France
	Michael Succow	Germany
	Cindy Duehring	US
1998
	International Baby Food Action Network
	Samuel Epstein	US
	Juan Pablo Orrego	Chile
	Katarina Kruhonja / Vesna Terselic	Croatia
1999
	Hermann Scheer	Germany
	Juan Garcés	Spain
	COAMA (Consolidation of the Amazon Region)	Colombia
	Grupo de Agricultura Orgánica	Cuba
2000
	Tewolde Berhan Gebre Egziabher	Ethiopia
	Munir	Indonesia
	Birsel Lemke	Turkey
	Wes Jackson	US
2001
	José Antonio Abreu	Venezuela
	Gush Shalom / Rachel and Uri Avnery	Israel
	Leonardo Boff	Brazil
	Trident Ploughshares	United Kingdom
2002
	Martin Green	Australia
	Kamenge Youth Centre (Centre Jeunes Kamenge)	Burundi
	Kvinna Till Kvinna	Sweden
	Martín Almada	Paraguay
2003
	David Lange	New Zealand
	Walden Bello / Nicanor Perlas	Filipine
	Citizens' Coalition for Economic Justice	South Korea
	SEKEM and Ibrahim Abouleish	Egypt
2004
	Swami Agnivesh / Asghar Ali Engineer	India
	Memorial Society	Russia
	Bianca Jagger	Nicaragua
	Raúl Montenegro	Argentina
2005
	Maude Barlow and Tony Clarke	Canada
	Irene Fernandez	Malaysia
	Roy Sesana and First People of the Kalahari	Botswana
	Francisco Toledo	Mexico
2006
	Daniel Ellsberg	US
	Ruth Manorama	India
	Chico Whitaker	Brazil
	International Poetry Festival of Medellín	Colombia
2007
	Christopher Weeramantry	Sri Lanka
	Dekha Ibrahim Abdi	Kenya
	Percy Schmeiser and Louise Schmeiser	Canada
	Grameen Shakti	Bangladesh
2008
	Krishnammal Jagannathan and Sankaralingam Jagannathan LAFTI	India
	Amy Goodman	US
	Asha Haji Elmi	Somalia
	Monika Hauser	Germany
2009
	Catherine Hamlin	Australia
	René Ngongo	Democratic Republic of the Congo
	David Suzuki	Canada
	Alyn Ware	New Zealand
2010
	Nnimmo Bassey	Nigeria
	Erwin Kräutler	Austria Brazil
	Shrikrishna Upadhyay	Nepal
	Physicians for Human Rights	Israel