Judging
The Cornwall Sustainability Awards have been designed to encourage businesses from all sectors to apply. In judging the awards, it is accepted that some businesses may be inherently dirtier, riskier or more likely to cause environmental problems than others. However, the nature of the business should not be a disadvantage for these awards. What the judges are keen to see is the measures that have been undertaken to minimise impacts and the results that have been achieved.
Applications for Best Managed Small, Medium and Large Businesses will be scored on efforts made to tackle the ten questions in the
Guide to Applicants. Applications for the Low Carbon Business, the Products and Services and the Best Individual awards will be scored on the basis of the reports submitted.
Applicants in all categories will be shortlisted down to five leading entries by a judge with assistance from sustainability
practitioners employed by the organisers, after this the judges will meet to score and decide the top three places in each category. The judges may request that a site visit is carried out at any time to validate applications.
Your attention is drawn to the
Guide to Applicants, but the organisers would
also like to point out the following: