PRESENTS
The Good Governance Awards
Recognising and encouraging adherence to good governance practice by nonprofits in Ireland.
PRESENTS
The Good Governance Awards
Recognising and encouraging adherence to good governance practice by nonprofits in Ireland.
Timetable
- June 1st Open for submission of entries
- September 13th Closing date for submissions
- October 21st Shortlisting process completed
- November 8th Judging process completed
- November 14th Awards Night in NCH @6pm
How To Enter
- Read the “How to Enter” section of the website for more details of the criteria and entry requirements
- Select which award type you wish to enter. You may enter for both award types.
- Select your entry category based on your annual turnover.
- Complete your entry form(s) and then email your entry
Resources
- There are lots of helpful information and resources available on the website
- Click here to see sample Annual Report and Annual Activity Report Templates
- The Resources section also has “Improving your Governance” examples
- There is also information on the entry criteria, the judging process and on our assessors, evaluators, judges and previous winners.
Now in its fourth year, The Good Governance Awards is an initiative that recognises and encourages adherence to good governance practice by nonprofits in Ireland.
2018 saw the introduction of a new award type “Best Governance Improvement Initiative” to recognise initiatives that have been taken to improve the quality of a nonprofit’s governance.
Partner Organisations
Supporting Organisations
Awards Night 2018!
The 2018 Good Governance Awards winners in each award type and entry category were announced at an awards event kindly hosted by Davy on the 15th of November 2018.
The key note speaker on the night was Kevin McCarthy, Secretary General of the Department of Rural and Community Development.
Carmichael is the leading specialist training and support body for nonprofits in Ireland.
Our training, support and resources enable our members and partners to be more effective and impactful in each of their own individual areas. Through our expertise and experience, we support nonprofits to become more effective at what they do. Our training support and capacity building with leadership in good governance is based on hands-on experience and the foundation of our 48 resident organisations.
We believe good governance is the beating heart of a healthy nonprofit sector and that running a charity or nonprofit organisation is a challenging and remarkably worthwhile act. There is no one path to success and every nonprofit’s journey meets its own unique obstacles and diversions.
Our mission is to successfully navigate these paths for nonprofits nationwide:-
- To be better informed and equipped to carry out their own remits more effectively
- To be aware of and able to employ best practice for good governance
- To be better networked with and supported by peer organisations
- To be more efficient and effectively run so that they are trusted by their funders.
The Good Governance Awards
is a new initiative that recognises and encourages adherence to good governance practice by Community, Voluntary and Charitable organisations in Ireland.
Supported by The Department of Rural and Community Development
