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The love for all creatures
is the most noble attribute of man.
Charles Darwin
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These are awarded for outstanding work by an organisation or individual in either of the following two categories:

■  The development of an alternative method to the use of animals in experimental
    procedures and the practical implementation of such an alternative resulting in
    a significant reduction in the numbers of animals used in experiments; or
■  Practical work in the field of animal welfare resulting in significant improvements
    for animals either nationally or internationally.
 
All submissions must be animal welfare orientated and be of direct benefit to animals. The Marchig Animal Welfare Trust is a UK registered charity, registration numbers : 802133 (England and Wales) SCO38057 (Scotland)
Since it was established in 1989, significant achievements over many years within the field of animal welfare have been recognised by the periodical presentation of "The Jeanne Marchig Animal Welfare Award". The Award takes the form of a financial donation in support of the winner(s) work.
 

The Award is usually given to one individual or organisation, but if circumstances so dictate the Trustees may decide that the Award be given to two or more individuals or organisations that have collaborated. Whilst the selection of those to be nominated for and to receive the Award rests with the Trustees at their absolute discretion, the Trustees still welcome suggested nominations from outside parties.

These nominations should be submitted in writing to the Trust's offices by using the 'Nomination Form' which can be downloaded from this page. The form must arrive in the year it is submitted, no later than 30 September.
 

  
   
  ...GUIDELINES & CONDITIONS GOVERNING ACCEPTANCE OF NOMINATIONS...  
 



 


1.   Entries should either be submitted by E-mail to info@marchigtrust.org
      or by post to the address shown on the form
2.   Entries must be in the English language.
3.   Full supporting documentation must be submitted with the nomination form.
4.   Where a sponsor submits a nomination form on behalf of a candidate, then
      that candidate must be advised of this fact in advance of the nomination form
      being submitted.
5.   The Trustees reserve the right to seek if necessary, an independent
      assessment of those nominated.
6.   Correspondence cannot be entered into after an Award has been made.
     
 
   
 

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