Jane Fonda has followed Prince Charles in receiving Germany’s highest green honor: The Sustainability Award.

The actress, Vietnam activist, and workout guru was presented with the honor last week for her pioneering “green hollywood” efforts. Joining her in receiving eco-awards of their own was Yusuf – the singer once known as Cat Stevens – and Wolfgang Schäuble, the new minister of finance. Speaking at the private ceremony, which was attended by some of Germany’s industrial elite, Fonda said that educating women is the key to curbing population growth. “If we empower girls and educate them, help them use contraception without the risk of being killed, then we can reduce the malnutrition being suffered by billions.”

Writing on her blog, Fonda also remarked that she got a kick out of bragging about her green home in Mexico. “My ranch uses solar panels for hot water and home heating and solar photovoltaic cells for electricity and  I have a septic tank that recycles all water, including toilet water, so that it can be reused for irrigation etc.,” she wrote.” I also drive a Prius (Toyota Hybrid car). My daughter drives an old Mercedes that she fuels with vegetable oil that she gets from various restaurants around Atlanta.”

Clock designers included a mind-blowing list of stars: Dr. Maya Angelou, Hank Aaron, Jane Fonda, Sally Field, Lily Tomlin, Wanda Sykes, Ne-Yo, Ludacris, Big Boi, Martina Navratilova, and artists Paul Hagedorn, Maggie Hasbrouck, Gail Foster, Two Chix Lighting, Thomas Swanston, and Michi.

Fonda, the founder of G-CAPP, said, “This event will substantially support one of our most important initiatives and simultaneously raise awareness for the G-CAPP organization. I am excited about this innovative event as it will help our flagship program, Second Chance Homes, and address the issue of homelessness for teen mothers. I believe that this unique event will help fight against teen pregnancy in Georgia.”

G-CAPP’s Second Chance Homes Program provides housing and support for young mothers and works to help bring these mothers and their families out of the cycle of poverty.

On May 12, 2008, the Fonda family will come together under one roof for “Three Generations of Fonda Filmmaking”, a benefit to help support The Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention. G-CAPP is a non-profit started by Jane Fonda in 1995 to help eliminate adolescent pregnancy in Georgia, and this event will mark G-CAPP’s 13th (good year for a celebration, bad year to get pregnant) year.

It’s been rumored that celebrities from Atlanta to Hollywood will grace the red carpet at the Woodruff Arts Center to help raise funds for G-CAPP so they can continue their hard work and hopefully avoid future baby mama drama.

Wanna learn more? Put on your party dress and tango on over to the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention’s website and tell them, “I Fonda go to the show.”