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The winners of CIWM’s Sustainability & Resource Awards, sponsored by opensky Data Sytems, have been announced at a ceremony held in London today (2 November).
These “long-standing and well-respected” awards are given for outstanding achievement in the sustainability, resource and waste industry, CIWM says.
Judged by respected experts in the sector, these awards represent the highest level of achievement and are entered and sponsored by organisations from all over the UK who are passionate about excellence and thought leadership, it says.
The award ceremony took place in London’s Grosvenor Square Marriott hotel this afternoon (2 November) and was hosted by award-winning comedian, Joe Caulfield.
And The Winners are…
Best Resources Project by Facilities Management – Southwest Clinical Centre
Most Effective Communications Campaign – Hubbub & The City of London Corporation
Community Champion – Pride in Pill, Volunteer Community Group
Best Recycling Project – Axion in Partnership with the British Plastics Federation
Best Reuse & Waste Prevention Project – Greater Manchester Give It Don’t Bin It Partnership
Best Innovation in Vehicle, Plant and Equipment – VT Ident DriveStop by Vision Techniques
Award for Demonstrating Project Innovation – CRNS Reuse Consortium
Most Sustainable Construction & Demolition Project – VolkerFitzpatrick
GJF Fabrications Delivering Health & Safety Best Practice – LondonEnergy Ltd
The Roger Hewitt Learning & Development Award – O’Donovan Waste Disposal Ltd
Waste & Resources Leader of the Year –
Dr Andy Rees
Catalyst Corporate Finance Waste & Resources Fast 50 – WSR Recycling
The Roger Perry Award for Best Research Paper 2017 – Purva Tavri for her paper entitled “What Is Reuse?”
James Jackson Award – Professor Ian Williams, David Turner and Simon Kemp for their paper entitled “Combined material flow analysis and life cycle assessment as a support tool for solid waste management decision making”
PEEL People’s Cup – Public Power Solutions, HWRC & SRF Plant and Rugby Solid Recovered Fuel Facility (Malpass Farm).
For more infromation on the Awards and to register your interest for next year, CLICK HERE.
