⚽️ Harry Kane a été sacré Ballon d’Or 2026, quelques petits points seulement devant Kylian Mbappe. Pour Greg Campi c’est le joueur français qui l’aurait mérité, ce qui n’est pas l’avis de Margot Dumont, pour qui Harry Kane remplit parfaitement tous les critères.

▶️ Les meilleurs moments de l’émission : https://youtu.be/kg5TTnaMq6o

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Throwback to our 20th anniversary Gala ✨

Beyond the celebration, the evening reflected what has sustained the Foundation since 2006: long-term commitment, trusted partnerships and the collective support that makes environmental action possible.

The proceeds from the Gala will contribute to the Foundation’s continued work to protect the environment and advance planetary health.

Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined us, contributed to the evening and helped mark this milestone.

We extend our sincere thanks to our partners, ROLEX and UBS, whose longstanding commitment provides invaluable support to our work.

We also warmly thank all those who generously contributed to the auction, including Chopard, the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Maison Petrus and Belmond, as well as Carita and La Purative Monaco.

#FPA2 #20Years #PlanetaryHealth

Among the highlights of the 2026 Planetary Health Awards was an inspiring keynote address by “Her Deepness”, oceanographer Dr Sylvia Earle, National Geographic Society’s Explorer at Large, a dedicated advocate for our blue planet and a long-standing friend of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco and his Foundation.

“Now is time like never before and maybe as never again, we must protect the ocean as if our lives depend on it; because it does. We are close to tipping the planetary boundaries until they will not recover but have the chance now to change the trajectory to tip in the right direction. With knowing there is caring and with caring there is hope that we can find an enduring place for ourselves within the natural living system”.
Dr Sylvia Earle

CORPOWER OCEAN
“Innovation and Solutions” category

Harnessing the power of waves to generate renewable electricity on a large scale is the ambition driving CorPower Ocean. The Swedish company develops wave energy converters designed to capture wave energy efficiently while withstanding the most demanding ocean conditions. Its patented WaveSpring technology aims to support the transition of wave energy towards commercial-scale deployment.

In 2025, CorPower Ocean secured support from the European Union’s Innovation Fund for VianaWave, a 15 MW wave energy farm project off the coast of Portugal. The project is expected to comprise 45 converters and generate approximately 46 GWh of electricity per year.

Through this approach, CorPower Ocean is exploring the potential of a renewable resource that remains largely untapped, while contributing to the development of new solutions for the energy transition.

“Wave energy is a field where Europe leads. We have the opportunity to build a new homegrown industry, with sustainable jobs and clean, competitive power from our own coastlines. And we can build it in harmony with the oceans, protecting the sea life we share them with.”
Patrik Möller, CEO and Co-Founder of CorPower Ocean, laureate in the “Innovation and Solutions” category

Hindou OUMAROU IBRAHIM
Planetary Health Awards 2026 “Awareness” category

Indigenous peoples are directly confronted with changes in their environment, but they also possess essential knowledge for understanding these changes and developing appropriate responses.

A member of the Mbororo pastoralist community in Chad, Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim has worked for over 15 years to defend the rights of Indigenous peoples and promote recognition of their traditional ecological knowledge in responses to climate change.

As Founder of the Association of Indigenous Women and Peoples of Chad, she combines international advocacy with practical action on the ground. Her work includes participatory mapping projects focused on natural resources, which draw on the knowledge of local communities to improve understanding of environmental change.

From the Sahel to the international stage, Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim has worked to secure recognition of the role of Indigenous peoples in climate change adaptation strategies and in protecting the ecosystems on which their communities depend.

“My mission is simple: make our knowledge heard, protect our rights and ensure our people is not left behind. (…) This award is a responsibility to go further, for my people, for Indigenous people, for our planet, and for the generations to come.”
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, laureate in “Awareness” category

Dr David OBURA
Planetary Health Awards 2026 “Science” category

Coral reefs are home to remarkable biodiversity and play an essential role for many communities that depend directly on marine ecosystems for their food and livelihoods.

For over 30 years, Kenyan marine ecologist Dr David Obura has studied coral reef biodiversity, resilience and vulnerability to climate change. His research also examines the consequences of reef degradation for the communities that depend on them.

Founder of CORDIO East Africa, he works to bring scientific knowledge, conservation and action closer together, from the local management of marine areas to major international biodiversity forums.

As Chair of IPBES since 2023, Dr David Obura has helped strengthen the role of scientific knowledge in international decision-making processes and improve understanding of the close links between the health of ecosystems and that of human societies.

“I am so honoured to receive this award on science in relation to planetary health. It marks a transition from my past work on coral reefs – showing how we are still accelerating to a precipice of coral reef decline, though solutions are essentially known – to my present and future work on the understanding of how our economies and finance must be reconnected with nature’s limits and societal needs, not the other way around.”
Dr David Obura, laureate in the “Science” category

Yannick Debever vous emmène à la découverte du walking foot dans ce nouveau numéro de Tout Terrain.
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Gatsby le Magnifique comme vous ne l’avez jamais vu !

Une réécriture du grand classique de la littérature américaine est proposée au Théâtre des Muses, pour le plus grand bonheur des spectateurs.

La Private Gallery expose l’artiste Jean-Emmanuel Gagoyan, artiste marseillais au style unique.

Les premiers imprévus de la nouvelle saison ont été proposés par l’Académie Princesse Grace à un public trié sur le volet.

Intelligence artificielle, robotique, automatisation… Les avancées technologiques s’accélèrent et transforment progressivement notre quotidien, nos métiers et nos façons de travailler.{BR}{BR}À l’occasion de la Hong Kong FinTech Week, qui attend cette année plus de 45 000 participants et 1 000 intervenants, la délégation Invest Monaco découvre un écosystème où l’innovation occupe une place centrale.