The National eWell-Being Awards 2010 - Awards Night

Forty-two finalist organisations gathered on the evening of Wednesday 16th June at the National eWell-Being Awards 2010 at a ceremony held at the Unison Yorkshire and Humberside offices in Leeds. The awards conceived by the charity UK CEED and sponsored by Unison and Becta, are now in their 8th year and this year received over 120 entries for projects demonstrating the innovative application of Information Communication Technology for social and environmental improvement.

In her keynote address at the awards, Saeeda Ahmed, a Cabinet Office Social Enterprise Ambassador and Director of Trescom, praised the finalists for being at the forefront of innovation in ICT for environmental and social improvement and encouraged other organisations to follow the best practice demonstrated by this year's winners.

The judges selected Consense as the overall winner of this year's awards for their 'Open Debate Online Consultation System' project. A special one-off award was also presented to an organisation that the judges felt that demonstrated a true, long-term commitment to digital inclusion, Bristol based social enterprise, Knowle West Media Centre.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• UK CEED
• National eWell-Being Awards
• SustainIT Awards
• BECTA
• UNISON
• Race Online 2012
• PC PRO