Connect4Climate | Enter Competition
THE CAMPAIGN: Connect4Climate will kick-start an interactive dialogue on climate change issues amongst African youth and social media users around the world. Sign up now (go to the Sign Up tab) and join the conversation! THE COMPETITION: Connect4Climate will launch a photo and video challenge in September 2011 focused on Africa. Young people from the ages of 13 to 35 are invited to share their personal stories about climate change around six themes: 1. Agriculture 2. Energy 3. Forests 4. Climate Effects on Health 5. Climate Effects on Gender 6. Water You can enter through the "Enter Competition" tab on the left side of the Connect4Climate Facebook page or submit your photo and/or video via email at c4cphotovideo@worldbank.org. Be sure to include your name, date of birth, country where the photo was taken, title of your submission, and a caption relating to one of the categories. Through photos and/or short videos (60 seconds or less), participants will share ideas, present solutions and show how climate change is affecting their lives, families, communities and environment in Africa. The best entries will receive prizes at a high-profile awards ceremony and be exhibited at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Durban, South Africa this December. THE COMMUNITY: With an ever-growing list of partners, Connect4Climate will host an interactive, global dialogue on climate change. Our partners include international organizations, social media networks, UN agencies, NGOs, academia, civil society, private sector, public sector, and youth. The website www.connect4climate.org will become an exciting digital hub and great new space for concerned voices to create a climate for change. Sign up now (on the Sign Up tab) and we'll let you know when the Connect4Climate competition is ready for submissions! Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/Connect4Climate
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
If you are 13-35 years old, submit your photos and videos telling your stories a...
If you are 13-35 years old, submit your photos and videos telling your stories a...: If you are 13-35 years old, submit your photos and videos telling your stories about climate change...Click on "Enter Competition"...we are excited to see your submissions!
Connect4Climate | Enter Competition
THE CAMPAIGN: Connect4Climate will kick-start an interactive dialogue on climate change issues amongst African youth and social media users around the world. Sign up now (go to the Sign Up tab) and join the conversation! THE COMPETITION: Connect4Climate will launch a photo and video challenge in September 2011 focused on Africa. Young people from the ages of 13 to 35 are invited to share their personal stories about climate change around six themes: 1. Agriculture 2. Energy 3. Forests 4. Climate Effects on Health 5. Climate Effects on Gender 6. Water You can enter through the "Enter Competition" tab on the left side of the Connect4Climate Facebook page or submit your photo and/or video via email at c4cphotovideo@worldbank.org. Be sure to include your name, date of birth, country where the photo was taken, title of your submission, and a caption relating to one of the categories. Through photos and/or short videos (60 seconds or less), participants will share ideas, present solutions and show how climate change is affecting their lives, families, communities and environment in Africa. The best entries will receive prizes at a high-profile awards ceremony and be exhibited at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Durban, South Africa this December. THE COMMUNITY: With an ever-growing list of partners, Connect4Climate will host an interactive, global dialogue on climate change. Our partners include international organizations, social media networks, UN agencies, NGOs, academia, civil society, private sector, public sector, and youth. The website www.connect4climate.org will become an exciting digital hub and great new space for concerned voices to create a climate for change. Sign up now (on the Sign Up tab) and we'll let you know when the Connect4Climate competition is ready for submissions! Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/Connect4Climate
View of ADO:Strives for ease in information sharing for development
Connect4Climate | Enter Competition
THE CAMPAIGN: Connect4Climate will kick-start an interactive dialogue on climate change issues amongst African youth and social media users around the world. Sign up now (go to the Sign Up tab) and join the conversation! THE COMPETITION: Connect4Climate will launch a photo and video challenge in September 2011 focused on Africa. Young people from the ages of 13 to 35 are invited to share their personal stories about climate change around six themes: 1. Agriculture 2. Energy 3. Forests 4. Climate Effects on Health 5. Climate Effects on Gender 6. Water You can enter through the "Enter Competition" tab on the left side of the Connect4Climate Facebook page or submit your photo and/or video via email at c4cphotovideo@worldbank.org. Be sure to include your name, date of birth, country where the photo was taken, title of your submission, and a caption relating to one of the categories. Through photos and/or short videos (60 seconds or less), participants will share ideas, present solutions and show how climate change is affecting their lives, families, communities and environment in Africa. The best entries will receive prizes at a high-profile awards ceremony and be exhibited at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Durban, South Africa this December. THE COMMUNITY: With an ever-growing list of partners, Connect4Climate will host an interactive, global dialogue on climate change. Our partners include international organizations, social media networks, UN agencies, NGOs, academia, civil society, private sector, public sector, and youth. The website www.connect4climate.org will become an exciting digital hub and great new space for concerned voices to create a climate for change. Sign up now (on the Sign Up tab) and we'll let you know when the Connect4Climate competition is ready for submissions! Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/Connect4Climate
View of ADO:Strives for ease in information sharing for development
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