Supera Awards 2026
December 2026
Iberdrola awards and highlights the best projects in support of gender equality
For years now, the Iberdrola Supera Awards have been promoting sports projects in pursuit of gender equality
The Iberdrola Supera Awards represent an ideal opportunity for sports projects that aim to foster gender equality to receive a financial boost.
What’s more, the 2026 edition is doubly special, as Iberdrola is celebrating its 125 years of history this year.
The winning sports projects applied within one of the eight categories proposed by Iberdrola:
- Iberdrola Supera Base: if the project promotes grassroots sport among girls under the age of 16, improving their health and integration.
- Iberdrola Supera Competición: if the project helps to bring women into the world of competitive sport.
- Iberdrola Supera Inclusion: if the project helps to include people with disabilities.
- Iberdrola Supera Social: if the project helps to integrate women at risk of social exclusion through sport.
- Iberdrola Supera Outreach: if the project highlights initiatives that convey the importance of women’s role in sport and publicise the achievements of our female athletes.
- Iberdrola Supera Rural Development: if the project promotes sport for women and girls in rural municipalities with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants.
- Iberdrola Supera Health and Wellbeing: if the project helps to promote initiatives that, through sport, improve people’s health and wellbeing.
- Iberdrola Supera Veterans: if the project promotes sport among adult women so that they can continue to enhance their performance.
In previous years, award winners have ranged from a rhythmic gymnastics club in the Valencian municipality of Paiporta to a project aimed at raising awareness of the importance of mental health among athletes.
Each edition of the Supera Awards also features Iberdrola Ambassadors who are leading figures in women’s sport, such as Alexia Putellas, María Pérez, Ana Peleteiro, Carolina Marín and Teresa Perales, among others.
