2004 - The third year of the awards

The winning and commended projects in the 2004 eWell-Being Awards were announced at a prestigious awards ceremony in London on Monday 14th March 2005. Details of the winners were appear in the ePublic supplement of the guardian newspaper on Wednesday 16th March 2005. Click here, or on the link above, to see the winning and commended projects in each category.

Click here to view the 2004 Awards supplement produced by the Guardian newspaper.

About the Awards

The 2004 eWell-Being Awards were sponsored by BT, Vodafone, Brother, IDeA and Local transport Today, with The Guardian as national media partner. They are the UK's first and only awards to focus on ICT projects which deliver tangible environmental and social benefits. 118 entries were received for the Awards this year and 21 projects made the final short-list.

eWell-Being Awards short-listed Press Releases (press release on winning and commended projects will appear here soon)

National Press Release

	Digital Inclusion - Supported by BT, this category seeks voluntary sector* projects that use ICT to enhance access to services and opportunities for individuals and groups. For 2004 there is an additional award for projects that are specifically aimed at enhancing ICT access and services for disabled people. Digital Inclusion short-listed press releases: Age Concern Norfolk Ariel Trust Youth Radio Glasgow Homeless Network Disability Action short-listed press releases: Contact a Family Funky Flamingo HFT Karten CTEC Centre IT Can Help
	eGovernment - Open to national, regional and local government, this category, sponsored by IDEA, focuses on projects which use ICT to deliver better public services. Short-listed press releases: Birmingham Libraries CADDIE (The Crime and Disorder Data Information Exchange) Leicester Disability Information and Communication Network mPark
	Environmental Efficiency - Sponsored by Brother, this category seeks projects which either make use of ICT to reduce environmental impacts, or which are focused on reducing the negative environmental impacts of ICT equipment. Projects might focus on areas such as waste, energy, or water. Short-listed press releases: Environment Agency (Fly Capture) Greenspec London Greenmap UK Phenology (Woodland Trust)
	Mobility - Sponsored by Local Transport Today, this category is for projects which use ICT to reduce the negative impacts of transport. This could be achieved through teleworking, improved provision of information or enhanced transport management. Short-listed press releases: Brighton and Hove City Council Klicka Couriers Plymouth City Council
	Wireless - Sponsored by Vodafone, this category focuses on projects that deliver societal benefits through the use of wireless technology. Short-listed press releases: Milly's Fund (Teach Your Mum to Text) Mobile Online Learning Initiative (Glenrothes College) Klicka Courier