- Sustainable and Ethical Investment and Asset Management (UK-wide)
- Air Quality and Contributions to Climate Change (London-wide)
- Traffic Reduction and Transport Management (London-wide)
- Resource Conservation (UK-wide)
- Access to Goods and Services for Disadvantaged Communities (London-wide)
- The Built Environment (London-wide)
- Sustainable Procurement (London-wide)
- Environmental Management (City-based firms only)
One organisation also receives the title of overall winner for 2005.
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Posted on 29th September 2005
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