2020 Core Values Awards
2020 Australasia Showcase
2020 Winners
Congratulations to the 2020 IAP2 Core Values Awards Winners. This year we presented 18 Awards across 10 categories.
To all our entrants a special thank you.
Australasian Organisation of the Year
Winner: Melbourne Water
Project: Next Generation Engagement at Melbourne Water
Highly Commended: Central Coast Council
Project: A fresh start for engagement
Australasian Project of the Year
Winner: City of Sydney
Project: Planning for 2050
Runner up: Shire of Augusta Margaret River, Climate Action Augusta Margaret River and Elton Consulting
Project: Climate Action Plan/Summit
Research
Winner: Institute for Public Policy and Governance: University of Technology Sydney
Project: Community Engagement in Australian Local Government: The Practice and its Pressures
Planning
Winner: City of Sydney
Project: Planning for 2050
First Highly Commended: District Council of Yankalilla
Project: Nature’s Best, Let’s Plan The Rest
Second Highly Commended: Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning, Articulous, Gold Coast Waterways Authority, City of Gold Coast, Deicke Richards and John Gaskell Planning Consultants.
Project: The Spit Master Plan: from conflict to consensus
Infrastructure (Construction Phase)
Winner: Lendlease Engineering and Brisbane City Council
Project: Kingsford Smith Drive upgrade: a new entry statement to Brisbane
Highly Commended: The Department of Transport (Regional Roads Victoria)
Project: The Great Ocean Road: caring for a community icon
Infrastructure (Planning and Design Phase)
Winner: Transport for NSW
Project: Involving community in the design of the Princes Highway upgrade in the face of bushfire and COVID-19 crises
Highly Commended: City of South Perth
Project: City of South Perth: Connect South
Health
Winner: RACQ and democracyCo
Project: Rethink CTP Online Citizens’ Jury
Environment
Winner: Shire of Augusta Margaret River, Climate Action Augusta Margaret River and Elton Consulting
Project: Climate Action Plan/Summit
Highly Commended: Northern Beaches Council
Project: Protect. Create. Live Northern Beaches Environment & Climate Change Strategy 2040
Disaster and Emergency Services
Winner: Department of Transport (Regional Roads Victoria)
Project: Golden Ball Bridge – North East Victoria
Community Development
Winner: Sydney Olympic Park Authority
Project: Sydney Olympic Park Disability Inclusion Engagement – Development and Implementation of Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2019-22
Judges’ Encouragement Award
Winner: MATES in Construction Queensland Australian Institute of Suicide Research and Prevention
Project: The Apprentices Research Project
In the coming weeks and months, we will hear more from our winners through interviews, case studies and webinars.
Find out more about the winners
Take a look at the award winners project videos.
Australian Organisation of the Year Entry | Next Generation Engagement at Melbourne Water – Melbourne Water
Australasia Research Entry | Community Engagement in Australian Local Government: The Practice and its Pressures – Institute for Public Policy and Governance: University of Technology Sydney
Project of the Year | Planning for 2050 – City of Sydney
Australasia Research Entry | Community Engagement in Australian Local Government: The Practice and its Pressures – Institute for Public Policy and Governance: University of Technology Sydney
Planning | Planning for 2050 – City of Sydney
Infrastructure (Construction Stage) | Kingsford Smith Drive upgrade: a new entry statement to Brisbane – Lendlease Engineering and Brisbane City Council
Infrastructure (Planning and Design Stage) | Involving community in the design of the Princes Highway upgrade in the face of bushfire and COVID-19 crises – Transport for NSW
Health | Rethink CTP Online Citizens’ Jury – RACQ and democracyCo
Environment | Climate Action Plan/Summit – Shire of Augusta Margaret River, Climate Action Augusta Margaret River and Elton Consulting
Disaster and Emergency Services | Golden Ball Bridge – North East Victoria – Department of Transport (Regional Roads Victoria)
Community Development | Sydney Olympic Park Disabilty Inclusion Engagement – Development and Implementation of Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2019-22 – Sydney Olympic Park Authority
Helpful Information
Discover more about the 2019 Winners from around the world here.
If you have any specific questions, please feel free to email Marketing Manager, Josie at josie@iap2.org.au.