The evidence of your achievement could be provided in the form of a case study, illustrating a specific project. Or it could be that you have addressed one of the categories on an ongoing basis, in which case please outline this broader approach in your submission.
Additional/support material
Please do not send any additional material with your entry at this stage. Should your organisation be selected for the shortlist you may be asked to provide a supporting statement and optional promotional material where appropriate. The GC Awards organisers and its advisers may request additional information if necessary to meet the judges' criteria. All material is generally non-returnable.
Tips
It is important that your entry is clear and concise and is in the right category. Think hard about how you can grab the judges' attention by making your entry stand out. The judges will be looking for clear evidence of what the project aimed to achieve, what technological choices were made and proof of effective change. This last point is especially important: if you cannot quantify any change, you must seek to demonstrate it in qualitative terms. In your submission, you should clearly outline the aims of your project, problems faced, solutions created and the subsequent benefits.
