Award Categories and Keywords   The Prosper.Net-Scopus Young Scientist Award in Sustainable Development is given annually to young scientists or researchers, based in the Asia-Pacific region, who have made significant contributions in the area of Sustainable Development.    For 2012, awards will be given in each of three areas:   (1) Sustainable Infrastructure Clean Energy, including Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Systems Energy Efficient Technologies Renewable Technologies (Solar, Wing, Hydro) Clean Coal Technology Sustainable Transport, including Clean, Safe and Affordable Transport Systems Public Transport Infrastructure Rail Infrastructure Road Safety Water, including Safe Water and Sanitation Water Efficiency Climate-resilient Water Resouce Management Water-energy-food Nexus Urban Systems, including Environmental Infrastructure Integrated Urban Planning Green (low carbon) cities Urban Footprint Urban Finance ICT for Sustainable Infrastructure (2) Sustainable Consumption and Production Sustainable Lifestyles Policy Measures Encouraging Sustainable Products Sustainable Public Procurement Pro-poor Business Models for Resource Productivity Ecosystem Services-based Business Models Sustainable Livelihood Models Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development Measuring Prosperity Eco-Industrial Parks and Industrial Ecology Green Growth   (3) Health with a Focus on Poverty Eradication Communicable and non-communicable diseases, neglected diseases Health Systems, Services, Regulations Health Technologies, Pharmaceuticals and Innovations for Sustainable Development Water and Sanitation Maternal and Child Health Occupational Health Vulnerable Groups, Health and Nutrition Disasters, Emergencies and Health Education in Public Health, Preventive Health Medical Pluralism and Integration of Traditional Healthcare Health and Environment ICT for Health           For more information on this award, please contact the ProSPER.Net-Scopus Awards Secretariat at: ysa@ias.unu.edu or Elsevier, Ms Linda Kwok, L.kwok@elsevier.com.