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Awards Categories

Please note, all categories are open to entries from corporate, government, not-for-profit and academic organisations (unless otherwise stated).

Shared Value Organisation of the Year

This award recognises a corporate organisation which is using the core business to drive societal change. This approach has clear support and endorsement from senior leadership, and the organisation is purpose-led. There is an appreciation of the importance of engagement across all levels within the organisation. A variety of shared value projects and initiatives are being explored or developed, with a strong focus on delivering measurable social and commercial outcomes.

Read the criteria and apply here.

Shared Value Project of the Year

This award celebrates an outstanding project or initiative which brings a business solution to a social/environmental issue. The project will be able to demonstrate how it has delivered tangible value to both society and the business, with a strong focus on metrics and continuous improvement.

Read the criteria and apply here.

Shared Value Collaboration of the Year

This award celebrates an outstanding project or initiative which brings a business solution to a social/environmental issue through a collaboration or cross-sector partnership. The project will be able to demonstrate how it has delivered tangible value to both society and the business, through a best-practice approach to partnerships and collaboration.

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Best Shared Value Idea (early-stage)

This award recognises an early-stage project or collaboration which brings a business solution to a social/environmental issue. The project/collaboration may not yet have established metrics.

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Investing in Shared Value Award

This award celebrates an organisation or investment product that is using capital as a vehicle to support and/or advance solutions to social/environmental issues. The organisation or investment product will use funds with the intention of generating societal outcomes alongside full market return.

Read the criteria and apply here.

Shared Value Practitioner of the Year

This award recognises a practitioner or consultant within the business, government, not-for-profit or academic sector who is leading organisational transformation through the development of business solutions to social/environmental issues. They may also be actively involved in promoting shared value within their professional networks and across the region and/or developing shared value knowledge through their contribution to relevant research, case studies or events. Individuals can be nominated or apply for this award.

Read the criteria and nominate/apply here.

Impact Partner of the Year (NFP)

This award recognises an NGO or NFP who was a critical partner within a shared value project seeking to solve a key social or environmental area. Bringing their domain expertise to a project or projects that enabled the project to find a commercial solution to a society challenge.  The impact partner will have been able to advance deep expertise on the issue at hand, map system impacts and help create baseline measurement to evidence tangible value created for society.  The impact partner can be nominated by other parties in a shared value project or be self-nominated.

Read the criteria and nominate/apply here

Activating Purpose Through Shared Value (For Profit)

This award celebrates a project or program of activities that have clearly activated a company’s purpose, the organisation’s role in society beyond profit, and how this has benefited a social or environmental issue.  This may also include addressing needs for employees, customers, and supply chain.  The project or program will be able to demonstrate how it clearly advanced the purpose of the organisation, articulate the tangible impacts the project or program has made, and how and where partner organisations assisted.

Read the criteria and apply here

 

All award applications will be assessed by an independent Selection Committee.