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The Observer Ethical Awards |
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Written by Ecotivity
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June 2006 saw The Observer newspaper has handing out its first ever Ethical Awards - in association with Ecover.
The awards aim to reward people and organisations judged to be making a real contribution to ethical living.
The winners of the six categories varied from the high profile ?Make Poverty History? campaign, to a group of schoolchildren and a grandmother.
The winners of the six categories were:
Young Campaigner of the Year - Meare Village Primary School
Innovation of the Year - Architecture for Humanity
DIY Project of the Year - Averil Stedeford, Oxford
Building of the Year - Jubilee Library, Brighton (Architects: Bennetts Associates and Lomax, Cassidy & Edwards
Retailer of the Year (voted by Observer Magazine readers) - Natural Collection Campaigner of the Year (voted by Observer Magazine readers) - Make Poverty History
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