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Individuals and organisations are invited to enter the 2022 UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man Awards, which will celebrate the benefits of working together for a sustainable future.
People can enter by sharing the details of a project or initiative they have delivered that promotes sustainability in one of five areas – economy, education, energy, enjoyment/engagement and environment.
Entries from individuals and organisations, such as schools, businesses and charities must be received by 12 August and will be judged on their innovation and impact.
Clare Barber MHK, Minister for Environment, Food and Agriculture and Vice-chair of UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man, said: ‘The awards celebrate the people who are contributing to a sustainable and vibrant future for the Isle of Man.
‘I am sure the winners’ stories will inspire others to adopt more sustainable practices, too.’
Entering is free and very easy. See more information here.
The winners will receive their awards at a ceremony in Douglas on 26th September and receive a special logo which can be used on promotional material and social media.
A promotional video, featuring last year’s winners, Capital International (economy), Dawn Colley of Manx Wildlife Trust (education), The Children’s Centre (energy), Lovely Greens (enjoyment/engagement) and PlasticBusters (environment), can be watched here.
The awards support UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man’s strategy ‘Working Together for a Sustainable Future’.
Categories:
Economy: please enter projects and initiatives that have contributed to our UNESCO Biosphere’s economy in a sustainable way
Education: please enter projects and initiatives that educate and inform people about sustainable living in our UNESCO Biosphere
Energy: please enter projects that promote greener energy usage and energy saving, in line with our UNESCO Biosphere’s climate change commitment
Enjoyment/Engagement: please enter projects and initiatives that contribute to enjoying and getting involved with our UNESCO Biosphere
Environment: please enter project and initiatives that conserve and enhance the natural and built environment of our UNESCO Biosphere.
Posted up on 7th May 2022
