The Awards reflect the diversity of the Caribbean. They recognise that every country, territory and community has its own history and experience. Caribbean unity is built through mutual respect, connection and shared progress.
The Lifetime Achievement honour is selected separately and is not open to public nomination.
Explore the category descriptions and criteria to find the best fit for your nomination.
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Nominations close on Sunday 21 March 2027 at 11.59pm UK time.
Read the category descriptions and published criteria to identify the most appropriate category.
Complete the nomination form, explaining the achievement or contribution and providing evidence of its impact. Read the Nomination Guidelines below before submitting.
Nominations are checked for eligibility, completeness and category alignment. Eligible submissions progress to assessment.
Judges assess nominations individually against the published criteria before panel deliberations to agree the shortlist and Award recipients.
Proposed shortlisted nominees are contacted privately. They may correct material factual inaccuracies and decline public recognition before an announcement is made.
The shortlist is announced after the notification process is complete. Award recipients are recognised at the Spirit of the Caribbean Ball.
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Partnership does not provide automatic editorial coverage, Award recognition or influence over nominations, shortlisting, judging or recipient decisions.
Individuals, organisations, initiatives, projects, teams and collaborations may be nominated where they have a clear Caribbean connection and meet the criteria for the selected category.
A Caribbean connection may arise through heritage, citizenship, residence, identity, the communities served, or the location and impact of the nominee’s work. For organisations and initiatives, it may also be demonstrated through their leadership, purpose, participants or principal beneficiaries.
Anyone may submit a nomination, either personally or on behalf of an organisation, community group, professional body or other institution. You should have a reasonable basis for the information provided and be able to explain the nominee’s contribution.
Yes. You may nominate yourself or your own organisation. Self-nominations are assessed on the same basis as all other nominations and receive no advantage or disadvantage.
No. There is no fee to submit a nomination for the Caribbean Honour Awards.
A nomination should clearly describe the nominee’s achievement or contribution, the people or communities who have benefited, the impact created and any supporting evidence.
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