British Airways

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We are grateful for the continuing support of British Airways who this year have given us five flights for our finalists and judging visits as part of their Communities and Conservation Programme.

CREATE

We are grateful for the continuing support from the Centre for Research, Education and Training in Energy, for helping with our schools award and online Schools resource.

The Geographical Association

Thank you to The Geographical Association who have provided continuing support in promoting our online Schools Resource.

GVEP International

GVEP International is working alongside the Ashden Awards to provide business development support to international winners, and we are very grateful for this.

Imperial College, London

Thank you to Imperial College, London for again collaborating with the Ashden Awards to hold the annual Ashden Awards/Imperial College seminar during the week of the Awards ceremony.

National Energy Foundation (NEF)

We are grateful to NEF for their support in writing the case studies of our international winners.

Nobles Gate Film and Television Ltd

Thank you for in-kind support towards making the films about our 2008 UK finalists.

The Thomson Foundation

Thank you for ongoing in-kind support in making the films about our winners since 2005.

David Fulford

David Fulford was part of the team that developed the biogas project in
Nepal that has since become BSP (Ashden Award 2006). He was a
lecturer at the University of Reading, teaching on the MSc course in Renewable Energy. In 2007, he set up his own consulting business, Kingdom Bioenergy Ltd, with links to experts in Nepal, Tanzania and South India, with the aim of developing and selling biogas technology.

David Irwin

David Irwin is a social entrepreneur and a consultant in enterprise and economic development working with clients such as Department for International Development, EBRD, OECD, Sainsbury Family Charitable Trusts, World Bank and Esmee Fairbairn Foundation.

Martin Wright

Martin sits on both judging panels and has made many international assessment visits over the last few years. He is Editor-in-Chief of Green Futures magazine and contributes articles and photographs on environmental issues to a range of publications in the UK and beyond.