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Now in its 4th year of the GREEN AWARDS™ is set in the world eco calendar as leading industry awards for sustainability in the marketing and communications. The GREEN AWARDS™ recognizes excellence in 16 categories in 2009, Best Green International Campaign open to participants worldwide Best Green Campaigner for individuals and small groups of defense of sustainability. The winner will be announced at a ceremony in London on 18 November with guest speaker Jonathon Porritt CBE.
Launched in 2006 to critical acclaim, the GREEN AWARDS™ were created to recognize and reward creative work that communicates the importance of Corporate Social Responsibility, sustainable development and ethical best practice in any sector and across any marketing discipline.

In the four years since its inception, the awards have become an established event on the global ecosystem, calendar highlighting the best examples of green marketing and sustainability of communications that have made a real difference in the fight against global warming.

Rt Hon Lord Smith of Finsbury, both the President of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and the Environment Agency, said: “The need to care for our planet, husband our resources wisely, and keep our environment is increasingly urgent and important. These awards help to that cause in the heart of our creative economy. They help us to reach higher. They reward and promote best practices, and as a result I give you the warmest welcome possible “.

The awards provided to illustrate the crucial role to be played by the media to information on environmental issues, products and lifestyles. It is clear now that there is a growing appetite for business and industry for examples of excellence and best practices in communicating sustainability and environmental issues that the Green Awards showcase.

The GREEN AWARDS™ recognize excellence in 16 categories of Best Green International Campaign open to participants worldwide Best Green Campaigner for individuals and small groups of defense of sustainability.

Green Awards 2009 Shortlist

Best Green Advertising (Press & Outdoor)
Waste Aware Scotland: Waste Aware Scotland Recycling Campaign
The International Fund for Animal Welfare: Turtle Beach Event

Best Green Audio-Visual
Spanner Films: The Age of Stupid
Lancashire County Council, Blackpool Council, Global Renewables: Adventures on the Environmental Journey

Best Green Campaigner
Car Free Walks: Car Free Walks

Best Green Charity/Social Enterprise Campaign
Keep Britain Tidy: Food on the Go Campaign
The Climate Group: Eat Seasonably

Best Green CSR Report
Sponsored by Carbon Retirement
Guardian News & Media: Living Our Values
Aster Group: Foundations for our Future
Kingfisher Plc: Future Homes CR Report

Best Green Direct Mail
Sponsored by Royal Mail
South Oxfordshire District Council: South Oxfordshire District Council Waste Collection Service
Four Corners Print / Responsible Print: Responsible Print one piece mailer

Best Green Event
Sponsored by Kyocera Mita (UK)
Belfast City Council: Stitch and Style
Unity Marketing Group: 10:10 – UK Launch Event
Sony: Focus on the Rainforests Exhibition

Best Green Integrated Campaign
The Climate Group: Eat Seasonably
Belfast City Council: Waste Week 2009
Reading Borough Council: Cutting Carbon with Kyocera
The Co-operative: The Co-operative – ‘Good For Everyone’

Best Green Internal Communications
Sponsored by Haymarket Brand Media
Turner Broadcasting System Europe Ltd: Turn Turner Green
Informa plc: Going Green: Green Week

EHS Brann: Greenius
“This year’s Green Awards will recognise excellence in sustainability communications from organisations large and small, public and private, and from home and abroad.” “The entrants demonstrated the innovation and creativity needed to communicate sustainability, even during the current financial downturn. The diversity and creativity of the entrants resulted in much discussion on the judging panel to select the final and worthy winners.”
Dr Peter White, Director Global Sustainability, P&G

Best Green International Campaign
Sponsored by Hayes & Jarvis
Acne Advertising (Sweden): Flygbussarna Airport Coaches
Coop (Switzerland): “Footprint”
The International Fund for Animal Welfare (Australia): Tails for Whales
Max Hamburgarrestauranger AB (Sweden): Climate on the Menu
Sony Europe: Forest Guard

Best Green New Media
Sponsored by ASDA
The International Fund for Animal Welfare: A World Without Gorillas

Best Green Packaging
Sponsored by Tesco
The Wool Packaging Company: woolcool® Insulated Food Packaging
The One Off: HaPe Eco Toys Packaging

Best Green PR Campaign
Thandi wine: Farm Workers to Full Owners – Thandi wine
British Gas: Green Streets

Best Green Public Sector Campaign
Sponsored by Yell
South Oxfordshire District Council: South Oxfordshire District Council Waste collection Service
Cumbria County Council on behalf of the Resource Cumbria Waste Partnership: The R Factor
London Borough of Bromley: School Travel Plans
Scottish Government: Forget me not, Scotland

Best Green Radio
Sponsored by Passion for the Planet
The Carbon Trust: Driving applications for loans to fund energy efficient equipment
Kyocera Mita (UK) Ltd: Every Page Counts

Best Green Website
Sponsored by On-Idle
The Fairtrade Foundation: Fairtrade Towns
Marks and Spencer: Plan A Website
The Climate Group: Eat Seasonably

Contacts

Green Awards 2009
The Pyramid
31 Queen Elizabeth Street
London
SE1 2LP
Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7939 3958 or  + 44 (0) 20 7939 3959

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