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Eric Foskett Award

The award is presented at IFEH World Congresses. It is to be awarded to either an individual or an organisation. Recipients must have made a notable contribution to the work of the Federation by helping it to fulfil its aims and objectives.

Below you will find information on all recipients of the Eric Foskett Award



At the 10th IFEH World Congress 2008, Brisbane  the award was presented:

  

John Stirling
IFEH Honorary Editor

Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland (REHIS)


Kia Regner

 

At the 9th IFEH World Congress 2006, Dublin,  the award was presented:

  

Kia Regnér
IFEH Honorary Public Relations Officer
Honorary Vice President of IFEH

The Swedish Association of Environmental Health Professionals, SAEHP



Read about the nomination.

Kia Regner

 

At the 8th IFEH World Congress 2004, Durban,  the award was presented:

  

Michael Halls
IFEH Honorary Archivist
Past Honorary Secretary
Honorary Vice President of IFEH

Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland, REHIS


Read about the nomination.
 

Michael Halls

 

At the 7th IFEH World Congress 2002, San Diego,  the award was presented:

  

John McCandless
Past Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, CIEH
Member of IFEH Council 1994-2000.


and CIEH NI Centre (jointly)



Read about the nomination.


 

John McCandless

  

At the 6th IFEH World Congress 2000, Oslo,  the inaugural award was presented:

  

Eric Foskett
Honorary Vice President of IFEH
(Dead 2001)

Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, CIEH



Read about the nomination.

 

Eric Foskett



About The Eric Forsket Award

The Eric Foskett Award is named after the founder of both IFEH and the award. Eric Foskett died in 2001.

Procedure for the Eric Foskett Award

The award is to be presented at IFEH World Congresses
It is to be awarded to either an individual or an organisation

Recipient must have made a notable contribution to the work of the Federation by helping it to fulfil its aims and objectives

Nominations for the Award must be sent to the Honorary Secretary at least six weeks before the appropriate Council meeting (the appropriate meeting is one which is held at least four months before the Congress)

Nominations shall contain, where appropriate, biographical details of the candidate and sufficient information to support the nomination

All nominations fulfilling the above will be circulated to member organisations within the normal time-scale for the distribution of agenda papers

Nominations may be brought forward by an IFEH Member or Associated Member organisation, by the IFEH Council itself or by an Honorary Vice President

The award will take the form of a suitable object accompanied by a certificate recording the history of the award and the qualifying achievements of the recipient.

Where more than one person or organisation is nominated the Board shall evaluate the nominations and set up a Committee to determine how the award is to be made.


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IFEH World Congress 2008

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th IFEH World Congress on Environmental Health.

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