Deadline: 31 January 2025
Nominations for the Global Water Awards are now open to recognise the most important achievements in the international water industry within several categories, and reward those initiatives in the water, wastewater and desalination sectors that are moving the industry forward through improved operating performance, innovative technology adoption, sustainable financial models and delivery of social and environmental benefits.
Eligibility Criteria
- Criteria for nominations (For all categories except The Water Leaders Award):
- The company, project, or initiative must be able to demonstrate a significant contribution to the water industry. Specific factors to highlight are: improved operations and energy efficiency, technological innovation and the implementation of sustainable financial models.
- The outcomes of the project or initiative must have been reported in 2024.
- Guidelines for sending nominations:
- Nominated Company/Project/Deal:
- Lead company name (when nominating a project/initiative/plant):
- Contact name:
- Contact telephone number (please include country dialing code):
- Contact email address:
- Please summarise, in no more than 200 words, what is unique or special about this entry, and why you believe it should be considered for a Global Water Award.
- Anyone (as an individual or on behalf of a company) can nominate a company, project, plant, technology, deal or initiative. This can be for themselves or others. Individuals can nominate in as many categories as they want, and nominate multiple times in each category.
- Nominations must be submitted in English.
- You should not nominate the same plant/project/company multiple times in the same category, this will not increase your chances of being included in the shortlist. Nominating two different projects/plants in the same category, or nominating different projects/plants in different categories is accepted.
Shortlisting Process
- The Global Water Awards shortlisting process is the procedure by which the pool of nominations submitted in the open nomination phase are examined by a panel of independent experts who shortlist the entries and compile them into award categories. Shortlisting begins after nominations have closed. The shortlist is announced in Global Water Intelligence Magazine and online. The panel of experts is not commercially linked to, or associated with any of the companies or projects nominated, or to the award hosts or sponsors.
For more information, visit Global Water Intelligence.
