Amid concerns about climate change and the fragile global economy, we’ve seen an increase in people growing their own fruit, vegetables, and herbs.
We want to showcase the very best community food growing projects across Wales.
Judges are looking for food growing projects that have increased the number of people who are able to access locally grown food. They are particularly keen to hear about projects that have helped communities to become more sustainable and resilient.
Nominations could include:
With thanks to our Category Sponsor, Moondance Foundation.
This category is open to anybody to apply.
For the Community Food Growing Award, judges will be looking for the following information:
Please complete the form below. Please note, this form does not have a ‘save’ function. You will be able to go back and amend information before submitting your form, but please avoid refreshing your browser.
If it’s easier, you can download a Word version of the form and send it back to us via email or post. Details are provided on the form.
If you can’t put into writing why you’d like to nominate someone for an award, you can also send us a voice note or video nomination. The voice note or video should be no longer than five minutes and must cover all the required information.
Voice notes can be sent via WhatsApp to 07469 118914 or emailed to twa@keepwalestidy.cymru. We do ask that you follow up with some photos to show the positive impact of the individual, group, school or business – again, these can be sent via WhatsApp or email.
Video nominations can be emailed to twa@keepwalestidy.cymru
Nominations are welcome in English or Welsh.
All nominations must be submitted by 18.00 Monday 6 July. Nominations received after this time will not be considered.