Now open: Premier's Sustainability Awards 2020
Entries are now open to the Victorian Premier’s Sustainability Awards 2020 — a program of 11 categories recognising outstanding achievements by Victorians who are leading the way in sustainable innovation and practices across the state.
In their 18th year, the awards will be judged by a panel of climate change, science and research experts who assess applicants’ answers to five key questions.
Sustainability Victoria CEO Claire Ferres Miles said the awards play a critical role in recognising cutting-edge research, industry innovation, community connections and partnerships.
“The Premier’s Sustainability Awards are an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate outstanding Victorian businesses and individuals who have taken action to transition Victoria to a circular and climate resilient economy,” Ferres Miles said.
“I encourage organisations and individuals in metropolitan and regional Victoria to consider submitting entries for the awards. This year, the application process has been streamlined to be quick and simple to complete.”
Last year’s awards program saw a record number of submissions. Winning entries included an e-waste recycling social enterprise; quality asphalt built from repurposed non-traditional materials; and the production of sustainable, ethical and profitable wool.
“Finalists take great pride to be recognised for their strategic foresight and hard work by sustainability leaders, sector peers, local communities and customers,” Ferres Miles added.
“Winners tell us they benefit greatly from the increased exposure of their economic, social and environmental efforts in their business operations. The awards are a win-win for the state of Victoria.”
Entries for the 2020 awards close on Monday, 20 July at 5 pm.
Visit sustainabilityawards.vic.gov.au for more information.
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