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Green Gown Awards – 2015 – Community Innovation

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Community Innovation

(Previously called Social Responsibility)

This category recognises initiatives by tertiary education institutions which create significant benefits for local communities, disadvantaged groups (including disability and accessibility in the broader sense) and/or society as a whole in either the UK (or host country) or developing countries. As well as specific initiatives, this category includes institutions taking a leading and visionary role in multi-partner activities such as community development or urban regeneration.

Although all applications will be considered on their merits, the judges will particularly be looking for innovative community engagement type of initiatives which have an element of proactive, new, community and social concern and positive impacts, rather than the very worthy and commendable ‘grass roots’ and ‘business as usual’ activities.

Activities which have a substantial student element should be submitted to the Student Engagement category.

The Winning entry will automatically be put forward for the International Green Gown Award

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