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Nomination Criteria

Government Stakeholders:
  • Evidence of effective policy formulation or implementation for waste management.
  • Impact of programs on community waste management or sustainability efforts.
 Corporate and Private Sector Leaders
  • Innovations in recycling or waste processing technology.
  • Measurable environmental impact, such as waste diverted from landfills or job creation.
 Community Leaders and Activists
  • Grassrootscampaigns or initiatives with measurable results in awareness or clean-ups.
  • Engagement of underserved communities in waste management efforts.
Academic and Research Contributors
  • Published research or innovative projects directly improve waste management practices.
  • Educational programs fostering sustainability awareness among youth.
 AWAMN Members and Partners
  • Active contribution to AWAMN programs and policies.
  • Consistent service excellence in waste management operations.
Media and Publicity Contributors
  • Campaigns raising awareness about waste and recycling.
  • Quality of media coverage on sustainability issues.
Lifetime Achievement
  • At least 15 years of dedicated service in waste management or related
  • Tangible legacy in shaping the Nigerian waste management landscape.
Innovation and Impact Awards
  • Introduction of cutting-edge technology or projects.
  • Significant contributions to advancing the circular economy.

About AWAMN

The Association of Waste Managers of Nigeria (AWAMN) was established to professionalize the waste management industry by promoting international best practices that will protect the Environment and the people. It is a non-profit making organization and its income and property are applied solely for the promotion of its objective.

Contact AWAMN

25 Oyetayo street, Oshodi, Opposite the Oshodi Local Government Secretariat, Oshodi Lagos.

Tel: +234 815 9070007, +234 7082446093

Email: info@awamn.com.ng, awamnigeria@gmail.com Website: www.awamn.com.ng

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