Global Good Awards 2026: Selected Winners and Entry Preparation

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Y.O.U Underwear and Octopus Energy are among the Global Good Awards 2026 Gold recipients. Explore selected results and practical steps for an evidence-led entry.

Last checked against official sources: 20 October 2026

* Dates and timings are subject to change, please check directly with the awards organisers.

The Global Good Awards 2026 winners were revealed in London on 24 September, according to the organiser's official edition results page. Congratulations to the recognised organisations and the people behind their work.

Selected Results

The official 2026 results include:

  • Y.O.U Underwear: Gold, Global Good Trailblazer of the Year.
  • PatientsForce: Silver, Global Good Trailblazer of the Year.
  • JCDecaux: Bronze, Global Good Trailblazer of the Year.
  • Octopus Energy: Gold, Game Changing Innovation of the Year.

This is a selection, not the complete results list. Read the official 2026 winners page for all categories and recognition levels. Keep Gold, Silver and Bronze distinct when describing an achievement.

Source note: some linked category pages retain “2025 winners” in their browser titles despite their 2026 URLs and links from the 2026 results page. This report follows the explicitly labelled 2026 edition page, where the recipients and levels above also appear.

Use the Results to Plan Your Own Evidence

These results are a research starting point, not an explanation of the judges' decisions or a guarantee of future success. The following is entry-preparation advice, not a statement of this programme's judging criteria.

Start by choosing a category that fits your strongest achievement. Then assemble a short case study:

  • Problem: explain the starting situation and who needed something to change.
  • Action: describe what your team did, the decisions it made and its specific contribution.
  • Result: compare the outcome with the starting point, using a defined measurement period and evidence you can substantiate.

Pair relevant figures with a customer, colleague or community perspective, with permission where needed. Distinguish activity from impact, and do not present an organisation's public award summary as its complete submission.

Use Crafting Winning Awards Entries to develop that evidence into a clear narrative. If you received recognition, credit the people and partners involved and use the exact category and level in your communications. This is a results report, not confirmation that a future entry round is open.

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