El Ministerio de Agricultura y Pesca, Alimentación y Medio Ambiente, convoca la VII Edición de los Premios de la Semana Española de la Movilidad Sostenible 2017 (Premios SEMS-2017), destinados a los ayuntamientos, organizaciones, instituciones y empresas, que hayan participado en el proyecto Semana Europea de la Movilidad, en el año 2016 cumpliendo los requisitos de adhesión al proyecto, así como a aquellos profesionales de los medios de comunicación que hayan difundido los valores de la movilidad sostenible entre el 16 de septiembre de 2016 y el día de finalización de esta convocatoria. El plazo para el envío de candidaturas es hasta el día 6 de septiembre de 2017.
El Premio contará con tres categorías:
1. Premios SEMS-2017 para Ayuntamientos: Medidas Permanentes 2016, en la que se valorarán las Medidas Permanentes implementadas en el municipio como parte de su participación en el proyecto SEM el año 2016. A su vez, este premio se divide en las siguientes sub-categorías:
Premios SEMS-2017 para Ayuntamientos de más de 50.000 habitantes.
Premios SEMS-2017 para Ayuntamientos de menos de 50.000 habitantes.
2. Premios SEMS-2017 para Organizaciones, Instituciones y Empresas: Buenas Prácticas 2016, en la que se valorarán las Buenas Prácticas implementadas en su ámbito de influencia como consecuencia de su participación en el proyecto SEM en el año 2016.
3. Premio SEMS-2017 para profesionales de los medios de comunicación, al mejor trabajo publicado o difundido en los medios de comunicación para difundir los valores de la movilidad sostenible en el año 2016 y hasta el día de finalización de esta convocatoria.
Desde aquí puede descargarse las bases y los formularios de participación:
Formulario de participación para organizaciones, instituciones y empresas
Formulario de participación para profesionales de los medios de comunicación
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