Global DEI Benchmarks Awards
Get high level of global recognition for contributing towards Sustainable Development Goals by using Global DEI Benchmarks (GDEIB) Standards
Global Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Benchmarks (GDEIB) are the standards for organizations round the world. The GDEIB helps organizations determine strategy and measure progress in managing diversity and fostering inclusion.
GDEIB authors are the copyright holders and owner of the GDEIB – Nene Molefi, Julie O’Mara, and Alan Richter. All users of the Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Benchmarks (GDEIB) Standards are recommended to visit www.globaldeibenchmarks.org.
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GDEIB Award Categories & Process
Developing a strong rationale for DEI’s vision, mission, and strategy and aligning it to organizational goals.
Holding leaders accountable for implementing the organization’s DEI vision, setting goals, achieving results, and being role models.
Providing visible, dedicated support and structure with authority and budget to effectively implement DEI.
4. RECRUITMENT AWARD:
Ensuring that attraction, sourcing, and recruitment is done through the lens of DEI.
5. ADVANCEMENT AND RETENTION AWARD:
Ensuring that DEI is integrated into talent development, performance management, advancement, and retention strategies.
6. JOB DESIGN, CLASSIFICATION AND COMPENSATION AWARD:
Ensuring that job design and classification are evaluated for bias and that compensation is equitable across key dimensions of diversity.
7. WORK-LIFE INTEGRATION, FLEXIBILITY AND BENEFITS AWARD:
Achieving work-life integration, flexibility, and equitable benefits. Flexible work options are widely available and accessible.
8. ASSESSMENT, MEASUREMENT AND RESEARCH AWARD:
Ensuring that assessments, measurement, and research include a DEI lens.
9. DEI COMMUNICATIONS AWARD:
Making communication clear, simple to understand, and a crucial force in achieving the organization’s DEI goals.
10. DEI LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT AWARD:
Educating all to achieve a level of DEI competence and confidence needed to create a diverse, equitable, and inclusive organization.
11. CONNECTING DEI AND SUSTAINABILITY AWARD:
Connecting the organization’s DEI and Sustainability initiatives to increase the effectiveness of both.
12. COMMUNITY, GOVERNMENT RELATIONS AND PHILANTHROPY AWARD:
Being proactive in working with community, public and private partnerships, government, and society at large, and through philanthropy.
13. SERVICES AND PRODUCTS DEVELOPMENT AWARD:
Embedding DEI in services and products development to serve diverse customers and clients.
14. MARKETING AND CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD:
Integrating DEI into marketing and customer service.
15. RESPONSIBLE SOURCING AWARD:
Practicing responsible and ethical sourcing. Develop and nurture underrepresented suppliers.
- Visit the website of Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Benchmarks (the “GDEIB”) Standards and click on following URL to fill GDEIB User Form. www.globalDEIbenchmarks.org
- After filling the Form, you will be directed to download GDEIB standards.
- GDEIB has 15 categories for awards.
- You may select any/all categories for which you want to make submission.
- Each category has 5 levels including INACTIVE, REACTIVE, PROACTIVE, PROGRESSIVE, BEST PRACTICE Awards are meant for top 3 levels (PROACTIVE, PROGRESSIVE, BEST PRACTICE).
- There is No award for INACTIVE and REACTIVE levels.
- An organization can apply for minimum 1 category and maximum 15 categories.
- This form will be used for GDEIB 2024 awards submission.
- Retain slides of categories for which you are making submission and delete slides of remaining categories.
- Select only ONE level (Best Practice or Progressive or Proactive) for each applied categories.
- To win award, you must comply with MORE THAN 50% benchmarks in relevant category.
- For example if you apply for Best Practice of Category 1-Vision, you have to comply with at least 4 out of 6 benchmarks.
- If you are complying with more than 50% benchmarks, your winning possibility is higher.
- Award submission for each category should include a description in front of relevant benchmark.
- Description for each benchmark should not exceed 200 words.
- Evidence must be included at the end of each description.
- Evidence material may include but not limited to extract from policy, procedure, internal, external communication, photograph, media clip, video, published article, case study or third-party testimonial (jpg, jpeg, video, URL).
- Evidence material should be sufficient to substantiate proof of applicability of DEI benchmarks in organization.
- Contact info@thehrmetric.com to obtain access to secure Dropbox folder dedicated to your company.
- Upload your Awards Submission Form along with evidence material and inform info@thehrmetrics.com via email.
- HR Metrics team undertakes to protect confidentiality of all information provided by the organizations, however if you wish to sign a “Confidentiality Agreement”, please send us for signatures.
- Awards submissions will be assessed at two levels.
- In 1ˢᵗ round, a team of global DEI experts will review all submissions/evidence for following ratings.
- For example, an organization XYZ has applied for Best Practice in Vision Category.
- There are 6 benchmarks in Best Practice of Vision Category (Benchmarks 1.1 to 1.6).
- Organization XYZ demonstrate implementation of at least 4 out of 6 benchmarks, hence qualifying for the Vision Award.
- In 2ⁿᵈ round, a Panel of Jury will review the ratings of assessors for validation.
- Where necessary, Jury members can change assessors’ rating with justification.
- Assessors or Jury will not ask for any additional information. Any incomplete submission will not qualify for Award.
- Jury decision will be final, non-challenging, and binding for all.
- GDEIB Awards for the year 2023 will be announced on 31 Jan 2023 through a briefing webinar and press release.
- GDEIB Awards will be presented during a ceremony at Marriott Hotel Karachi, 5 Mar 2024.
- CEOs, CHROs and Diversity Managers of participating organizations will be invited for the Awards Ceremony.
- CEOs of top 10 winner companies will be invited to speak during GDEIB Awards Ceremony.
- For any further information, please contact info@thehrmetrics.com.
Processing Fee:
- Submission fee for GDEIB Awards 2024 is Rs 100,000 per category.
- Awards are decided by independent assessors and jury members on a merit-based criteria.
- Payment of processing fee is NOT a guarantee to win the award.
- Organizations participating in awards are not eligible to sponsor awards.
Processing fee is meant to cover following costs:
- Remuneration of assessment team.
- Awards venue booking, event management, seating and branding.
- Souvenirs for winner organizations.
- Food and refreshments during awards ceremony.
- Publication of D&I magazine to publish organizations success stories.
GDEIB Readiness Levels
Each Category of GDEIB has 5 Levels of Readiness
GDEIB Award Benefits
- High level of global validation and recognition for contributing towards Sustainable Development Goals.
- Strong message to investors/donors that organization is diverse, Inclusive and Sustainable.
- National publicity through press release in the newspaper by HR Metrics.
- Presentation of Global DEI Benchmarks Awards by a dignitary during prestigious ceremony.
- Complimentary invitations for CEO, CHRO and CDO for GDEIB Awards.
- Opportunity for speaking slot to top 10 inclusive companies in the D&I annual conference at Karachi.
- Complimentary publication of success story in Workforce Tomorrow
- Video Recording in front of media wall for sharing with industry and 32,000+ social media followers.
- Discount on GDEIB Professional Certification
- Discounted fee for additional participation in Global DEI Benchmarks Conference subject to availability
GDEIB & Global Expert Panelist
Dimensions of Diversity
GDEIB has 28 dimensions of diversity. Organizations have the flexibility to choose any dimension(s) according to their business or social needs.
Age
Appearance
Belief System
Culture
Disability
Education
Ethinicity
Gender
Gender identity & Expression
Generation
Geography
Job role & function
Language & Accent
Marital status
Mental health
Nationality
Native identify/origins
Parental status
Personality type
Pregnancy
Religion
Sex
Sexual orientation
socio-economic status
Race
Thinking style
Work experience
Work style
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