Judging Process
Judging Process
We recognise and respect the sensitive nature of the information submitted in the entries. Submissions are not disclosed or
discussed outside the judging process. We do not publish the names of companies, organisations or individuals that have
not been shortlisted for an Award, nor will we reproduce any information from your entry unless prior permission is given.
A comprehensive judging process has been put together to decide the worthy winners of the AFRICA GREEN BUSINESS AWARDS- AGBA. A distinguished panel of Judges will be drawn from the Government Authorities, International Labor
Organization, GBB Programme, academia and the private sector to co-ordinate the AFRICA GREEN BUSINESS
AWARDS- AGBA judging. This include judges based in Kenya as well as foreign experts bringing their international
expertise and experience to the judging process.
After all submissions have been received, all entries will be sent for the first round of review.
- Entries will be carefully scrutinised with the best selected to go forward to the shortlist for each category
- The shortlist of finalists will be published on the Awards' website and informed directly through an email.
- A special code will be provided for special identity and also be quoted in the voting of the applicant.
- Voting shall be done through a special system that allows easy counting of votes by the jury.
- Judges are divided into panels, ensuring any potential conflict is avoided.
- The judges will score each of the entries allocated to them against a predetermined set of scores.
- Scores are then collected and collated, with the entrant receiving the highest overall score and votes being declared the winner of that category.
- Scores are sent to the Judging Coordinator who checks and verifies all scores
- The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony
- The judges' decision is final and no correspondence or communication of any kind will be entered into in relation to decisions reached.
