The proposals at a city level were:

• Juan de Dios Ramírez-Heredia: for his constant work defending the rights of Roma people and his contribution to making Barcelona a leading city in the fight against discrimination.
• Joan Oliveras i Baguès: for his contribution to the city’s artistic and craft heritage and its cultural institutions, demonstrating his civic spirit.
• Isidre Gutiérrez de Tena: in recognition of his civic and social commitment and ongoing contribution to social cohesion, particularly in the sphere of support for vulnerable people and the unemployed.
• Imma Colomer Marcet: as an essential figure in contemporary Catalan theatre, coinciding with the 50^th anniversary of the Teatre Lliure, for which she was a founding figure.
• Mari Chordà Recasens: for her multidisciplinary artistic trajectory as a painter, poet, feminist activist and promotor of collective social and cultural initiatives.

District councils proposed the following:

Ciutat Vella

• Josep Lluís Esteras “el Iaio”, for more than fifty years devoted to the community and the transmission of festive traditions through the Associació d’Amics dels Gegants del Pi.
• Agrupació de Comerciants i Industrials de la Barceloneta (ACIB), for more than 70 years defending local commerce, quality gastronomy and the social fabric of this neighbourhood.

Eixample

• Trini Capdevila i Burniol, in recognition of her active participation in institutional and community bodies to make L’Eixample a friendlier place for local people and promote its collective use.
• Trapelles de Sant Antoni, for nearly two decades introducing neighbourhood children to the world of fire and traditional culture.

Sants-Montjuïc

• Luisa Montero Mañas, for her defence of the rights of the community in La Marina and for her trajectory in the fight against racism and segregation.
• Orfeó Atlàntida, for its centenarian trajectory disseminating choral singing rooted in the neighbourhood of Hostafrancs.

Les Corts

• Associació de Veïns de Sant Ramon Nonat, for their defence of collective well-being, the promotion of initiatives to improve quality of life and the promotion of a sense of belonging in the neighbourhood of La Maternitat i Sant Ramon.
• Jordi Lobo i Sastre, for his path in special education, associations and community life in Les Corts and Pedralbes.

Sarrià-Sant Gervasi

• Fundació TEAS, for its work on the social inclusion of adults with intellectual disabilities and pluri-disabilities through art and psycho-bodily work.
• Lluís Amat, in recognition of his commitment to local action and his efforts to improve life for local people in the neighbourhood of Pedralbes.

Gràcia

• Conxita Casanovas, as a leading figure in Catalan journalism and film critique, and for her work to disseminate and promote film.
• L’Independent de Gràcia, as a model for local journalism able to explain daily life and give a voice to local people, organisations and initiatives.

Horta-Guinardó

• Robert Manrique Ripoll, in recognition of his commitment, dignity and service to others in the defence of the victims of terrorism.
• Montserrat Pujolar i Giménez, for a cultural and artistic path marked by humanity, talent and a commitment to Catalan music.

Nou Barris

• Associació de Comerciants de Roquetes, for its work in favour of local commerce, proximity, coexistence, security and neighbourhood life.
• Vocalia de Dones – Centre Cultural García Lorca, in recognition of its contribution to maintaining a fabric of associations that offer mutual support networks between women of different origins.

Sant Andreu

• Joan Pallarés, for his strong link with the neighbourhoods of Sant Andreu and La Sagrera, which has helped to create community through various spheres such as speleology, communication and culture.
• Fundació OSAS, for promoting an inclusive society through ethical commitment and offering comprehensive resources and services for people with different intellectual capacities, mental illnesses or behavioural disorders.

Sant Martí

• Taller d’Història del Clot-Camp de l’Arpa, for its twenty years devoted to the research and dissemination of the history of the neighbourhood of El Clot.
• Carles Meilán, for his professional path geared towards education, sport and people’s comprehensive development.