Hospitality Business Awards
A four-tiered Green Award for our Green Business Programme members.
As they progress through the programme they will receive a digital badge, that explains all the wonderful actions their business has completed to achieve these awards.
Bronze Level Award
This Business has achieved a
Bronze Level Award.
They have taken the time to measure their energy, waste and water use within their organisation and they have established a baseline of green key performance indicators and carbon emissions that will help them assess in the future if they are reducing their environmental impact.
Silver Level Award
The Business has achieved a
Silver Level Award.
They have successfully measured their green key performance indicators and carbon emissions. They have spent time learning about their building, reviewing their lighting, equipment, heating and water usage as well as their current waste segregation systems and waste production.
They have measured their environmental impact, observed and learnt from their building and implemented a green action plan of activities to help them manage and reduce their impact on the environment. They have also shared their CO2 data on their Environmental Policy. They are now well on their way to reduce their impact on the environment
Gold Level Award
This Business has achieved a
Gold Level Award.
They have now incorporated sustainability into their HR, Purchasing and Marketing operations!
They have taken the time to look at their suppliers and form a green purchasing policy. They have incorporated their green ethos & goals into their recruitment & induction porcesses as well as auditing their business' social sustainability by interviewing their staff. Finally they have a Green page on their website where they share all their genuine efforts and achievements with their customers.
Emerald Award
The Business has achieved our prestigious
Emerald Level Award.
They have completed and implemented the Green Business programme and we are delighted to share that they have reduced their use of utilities and CO2 emissions.
