阿格斯非洲化肥会议

• This award recognises women based in Africa who have demonstrated outstanding contribution to ensuring access to, affordability and sustainability of fertilizers over the past year. 
• In 300-400 words*, entries should demonstrate how their initiatives and work have had a positive impact on the fertilizer market in Africa, demonstrating originality and innovation in their work, entries must detail how their activities have had a positive impact in the industry.  
• Judges are looking for inspiring entries from women who have added value to the fertilizer industry and the people that work in it during the most challenging of times. 

Winner:

• Lomadinga Joseph Kasauka, ETG

Shortlist:

• Candice Pienaar, Anglo American
• Bernice BIAOU  University of Abomey-Calavi in Benin
  
  

• This award recognises individuals working in the private or public sector or individuals that have shown commitment to ensuring food security in the Africa, including engagement with stakeholders across the value chain to ensure access, affordability and use of fertilizers during challenging times.  
• In 300-400 words*, entries should demonstrate how their initiatives and activities have contributed to sustaining food security in Africa in the past twelve months, including examples of any positive impact on farmers’ productivity and livelihoods, or other ways in which continuity of access to fertilizers has been maintained with a view to ensuring sustainability of agricultural production. 
• Entries should showcase success and leadership in adapting to changes in trade flows, opening up of new supply sources and demand centres in support of fertilizer industry and local economies and agricultural production.
• Judges are looking for examples of innovation, resilience and sustainability despite the challenging market environment, including effective engagement with stakeholders across the value chain.

Winner:

• Dr Anouar Jamali, OCP Africa

Shortlist:

• Fatma Bengisu Yavuz, MET Development
• Ashish Lakhotia, ETG Inputs Hold

• This award is for an individual who has demonstrated commitment to either raising awareness for soil health and sustainability in the fertilizer space, has contributed to sustainability initiatives with a view to mitigating environmental impacts of fertilizers or have made outstanding contributions to pioneering sustainability initiatives in Africa. 
• In 300-400 words*, entries should demonstrate, by providing examples of their work and evidence of how their initiatives and engagement with stakeholders has had a net positive impact on communities and those operating in the market in the long term. 
• Judges are looking for examples of leadership and stewardship in leadingThis award recognises technology in its broadest sense, whether that be in the context of fertilizer use, soil health, agri-inputs, communications, transportation or any other technology that adds value to the fertilizer industry and the people that work in it.

Winner:

• Jeremy Cordingley, Cropnuts Limited

Shortlist:

• Muguro David Ngige, Dajopen Waste Management Project
• Sakina Benabdelkader, Ibn El-Bitar project

• This award recognises companies that have enabled affordable transition and access to fertilizer products across Africa, whether within a specific region or country, in the last 12 months. A company that has strived to offer an overall excellence in customer service, operational efficiency and one which has looked to build long-term sustainable relationships with a view to ensuring access to fertilizers.   
• In 300-400 words*, applicants will need to provide evidence and examples of challenges faced in terms of logistics, high price environment and other logistical challenges, what solutions were found or implemented to overcome or mitigate them and the outcomes for the end-customer. 
• Judges are looking for examples of collaborations in the fertilizer sector that can demonstrate a positive impact in any of the links in the supply cha This award recognises companies or individuals that have shown commitment to engage with agro-dealers and farmers to improve access, affordability and use of fertilizers through outreach program, education or collaboration.

Winner:

• ETG Inputs Hold

Shortlist:

• Fidena Agri Uganda
• IMGS Group

• This category recognises and celebrates those companies, who have excelled at developing and deploying innovative technology contributing to better access to, affordability and sustainability of fertilizers in Africa in the last 12 months. Entrants must demonstrate that they have developed new technology, deployed technology successfully or played a key role in its uptake across the industry. 
• In 300-400 words*, applicants will need to provide evidence or case study of how their technology or product/company has contributed to improving access to, affordability or sustainability of fertilizer products, highlighting how they approached product development, and why and how their technology has contributed positively to the agricultural value chain. Evidence could include statistics 
• Winners should showcase examples of digital innovation that have had a positive impact on agricultural productivity in Africa.
• Judges will consider businesses launched in the past 3-5 years and based in Africa.

Winner:

• Export Trading Company Input Kenya

Shortlist:

• NUTRISOURCE PTE