Nomination Guidelines
Who Can Be Nominated?
Nominations may be made for:
Nominees must:
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, initiatives and collaborations, the connection may also be demonstrated through their leadership, purpose, participants or principal beneficiaries.
We welcome nominations representing the breadth of the Caribbean, including its countries, territories, cultures, languages, generations and diaspora communities.
Who Can Submit a Nomination?
A nomination may be submitted by an individual or by someone acting on behalf of an organisation, community group, professional body or other institution.
You do not need to be personally connected to the nominee. However, you should have a reasonable basis for the statements made and be able to explain their contribution with sufficient information for assessment.
Nomination Rules
What Makes a Strong Nomination?
A strong nomination explains what the nominee has done, why it matters and what difference it has made.
Please provide:
Where relevant, explain how the nominee’s contribution goes beyond the usual expectations of their role.
The nomination form specifies a minimum word requirement. Submissions containing only a name, a sentence or an unsupported assertion may not provide enough information for fair assessment and may not progress.
Nominations should be factual, respectful and focused on the nominee’s contribution. Please do not include unnecessary sensitive or private information.
Before You Submit
Please check that:
For questions about the nomination process, contact enquiries@caribbeanunitynetwork.com.
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Building a Global Caribbean Community
Copyright 2026 – Caribbean Unity Network LTD. All Rights Reserved.