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Awards

Responsible Tourism Awards
These awards are the largest of their kind in the world, receiving thousands of nominations from around the globe each year. In November 2009 Guludo won the Reponsible Tourism Award in the category of "Best for Poverty Reduction". Guludo has been highly commeneded in these awards twice before (2006, 2007).

Young Social Entrepreneur of the Year
Amy Carter-James (co-founder, nee Carter) was awarded the New Statesman "Young Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2006" which she received from UK Minister Ed Milliband.

Women in Ethical Business Awards
Amy Carter-James was one of three finalists in these prestigious awards in 2007.

British International Expertise Awards
Our architects Cullum & Nightingale won an Award for their design of Guludo Beach Lodge at the British International Expertise Awards in December 2005.

See also

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Design Principles

With help from Cullum & Nightingale Architects, Guludo has been designed according to principles, which will minimise the impact on the environment and ecology while maximising benefi
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Fair Trade in Tourism

The very core reason Guludo Beach Lodge exists is to be a catalyst that enables poor communities to work their way out of poverty while protecting the environment.
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Health

In the Guludo area average life expectancy is 38 years old and 30% of children do not survive to their 5th birthday.
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The Foundation

Nema Foundation was established by the owners of Guludo Beach Lodge to work in the areas around the lodge to achieve their charitable goals.
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Winner | Best for Poverty Reduction: r:travel

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