What are the judges looking for?
Each submission will be scored out of 25 points, using the following five criteria:
1. Evidence of impact (1–5 points)
- Demonstrates clear, measurable results relevant to the project goals.
- Results are supported by data or examples.
- Outcomes are directly linked to the project activities.
2. Innovation and approach (1–5 points)
- Shows originality or a creative way of solving a problem.
- Applies new methods, thinking, or technology.
- Demonstrates proactive and forward-looking planning.
3. Clarity and quality of submission (1–5 points)
- Well-structured and easy to follow.
- Provides relevant supporting data and documentation.
- Clearly explains objectives, process, and outcomes.
4. Scalability and replicability (1–5 points)
- Can be applied in other teams, projects, or regions.
- Has relevance to the wider marine or offshore industry.
- Shows potential for broader adoption or influence.
5. Long-term benefit (1–5 points)
- Offers ongoing or sustainable value beyond the initial project.
- Contributes to lasting improvement in practice or culture.
- Includes plans or actions for future continuation or development.