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The International Best Practice Competition (IBPC) encourages organizations to share their best operational and managerial practices, processes, systems, and initiatives and learn from the experience of others. Whilst the IBPC assesses best practices and gives them a Star-Rating with 7-Star ★★★★★★★ indicating world-class its main purpose is to facilitate organizational learning and improvement. |
For information on how best practices are assessed for IBPC and the criteria view here.
In addition to the IBPC, organisations are encouraged to apply for:
- IBPC’s Organisation-Wide Innovation Award. This award recognises organisations that excel in inculcating an innovation culture throughout all facets of their operation from the leadership to employees and covering all stakeholders leading to innovative processes, products and services. Further information on this award can be obtained here.
- GBN’s Global Benchmarking Award. This award encourages organisations to share how benchmarking (learning and applying best practices) is an integral part of their improvement and innovation drive. Further information on this award can be obtained on the Global Benchmarking Network’s website
- IBPC’s Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) Excellence Award. This award recognises organisations that have embraced sustainability into their business model and way of operations. This award seeks evidence that a positive impact has been achieved in the areas of Environmental, Social and Governance. Further information on this award can be obtained here.
The International Best Practice Competition was founded by the Centre for Organisational Excellence Research (COER), the developers of the Best Practice Improvement Resource and the TRADE Best Practice Benchmarking methodology.
