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- Grand Prix & Best Green Advertising
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- Best Green Third Sector
- Best Green CSR Report
- Best Green Direct Response Campaign
- Best Green Event
- Best Green International
- Best Green Mixed Media
- Best Green Moving Image
- Best Green Packaging
- Best Green PR Campaign
- Best Green Public Sector
- Best Green Use of Online Media
- Best Green Use of Mobile Apps and Technology
- Best Green Internal Communications Campaign
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- Best Green Website
- Best Green Radio
- Best Green International Campaign
- Best Green CSR Report
- Best Integrated Campaign
- Best Green Internal Communications
- Best Green PR
- Best Green New Media
- Green Charity Campaign
- Best Green International Campaign
- Best Green Event
- Best Green Audiovisual
- Best Green Public Sector
- Best Green Advertising Award (Press and Outdoor/Creativity)
- Best Green Advertising Award (Press and Outdoor / Effectiveness)
- Best Green Direct Mail
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2012 SHORTLISTS
We are pleased to announce the shortlists for the 2012 International Green Awards™.
The winner of our coveted Grand Prix Award will be announced at our gala ceremony on 20th November 2012.
Congratulations to all our nominees!
We hope that you will join us in celebrating our winners at our ‘green tie’ ceremony on 20 November 2012 at Battersea Power Station, London.
Most Sustainable Large Corporate
Brasil Foods (Brazil)
Hitachi (Global)
Iberdrola (Spain)
Interface (Global)
ITC Hotels (India)
Pearson Plc (Global)
Most Sustainable Medium Business
Ecotricity (UK)
Focus Press (Australia)
Kyocera (UK)
Numi Organic (USA)
Sydney Theatre Company (Australia)
Yealands Estate Wines (New Zealand)
Most Sustainable Small Business
AJDR (Rwanda)
EcoChain Technologies (Netherlands)
Green Bottle (UK)
The Big Lemon (UK)
Permanent Publications (UK)
Most Sustainable Government
City of Philadelphia (USA)
City of Sydney (Australia)
Dublin Fire Brigade (Republic of Ireland)
Songa-pu Office (Republic of Korea)
Water Replenishment District (USA)
Most Sustainable NGO
Big Green Litter Machine (UK)
East Clare Community Cooperative (Republic of Ireland)
Green Globe (Lebanon)
Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens (USA)
Sahabat Alam (Indonesia)
Most Sustainable Educational Institution
Bentleigh Secondary College (Australia)
York University (Canada)
University of Washington (USA)
Abu Dhabi Indian School (UAE)
WWF Green Game Changer Award
C-Change Retrofit Mortgage Discount (UK)
IntelligentCity – Philips Lighting (EMEA)
Streetbank (UK)
WHISCERS (UK)
YouGen (UK)
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