The Awards The full list of Awards is:
SFM Awards - Most Sustainable Public Sector Organisation • Government/Local Authority • Health • Education
- Most Sustainable Private Sector Organisation - SFM Manager of the Year - Public Sector - SFM Manager of the Year - Private Sector - Most Sustainable Procurement Project Of The Year - Innovation Award
Industry Awards
- Sustainable Supplier of the Year Award • Energy • Waste/Recycling • Office Products • Building Products • Catering • Training & Education • Total FM Service • Environmental Products
- Readers Choice Award
Judging Criteria
The criteria on which entries will be assessed is as follows: 1. Comunication
Does your organisation keep the community and/or its own employees informed of what is being done and why, and try to involve them in influencing environmental issues?
2. Cost effectiveness
Are you offering value for money as well as a cleaner environment? 3. Partnership
How have you involved other key stakeholders in the industries, environmental organisations and the public in general?
4. Innovation and Product Selection/Diversity
What methods have you adopted to make your business more environmentally friendly? Why did you choose this route and are there ideas of your own you have put into practice?
5. Carbon Reduction Commitment How and by how much have you reduced your business’ carbon footprint?
It will be entirely up to you to judge how to tailor your entry and what emphasis you put on different elements of it. Do not be afraid to highlight your strengths. Also, if there are subjects you feel are of note that are not touched on above, please include them. It could be the crucial difference between well-matched entries. This synopsis will be your only chance to impress the judging panel so make sure you use it well. Entries need to be submitted to our office by 31st August 2010 and should be no longer than 1500 words if possible.
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