COVID-19: THE BIGGER PICTURE - Photo Competition : Thomson Reuters Foundation

Could your picture tell a thousand words? Then the camera is in your hands. This photo competition is open to anyone with a passion for turning the lens on the real lives behind the headlines, and an ability to capture the most powerful images of the pandemic’s impact on everyday people.

You don’t have to be a photographer or a journalist to apply; we’re calling for all visual storytellers to capture the untold consequences of COVID-19 on people’s lives and livelihoods

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TERRE Policy Center Competitions for Childen

In this lockdown period where, we all need to stay home to fight against COVID-19 Corona Virus. Government is also taking many initiatives to keep entertain us by starting old mythological and other TV serials. To add the value in this, TERRE Policy Centre is also initiating some exciting and entertaining competition for school children’s (6 Year to 16 Year Age group) by which they will get more entertained and educate during this period. 

1. Drawing Competition on Corona, Environment, and I (Me) 

2. Poem Competition

3.Best out of waste

4. Essay Writing on Life through the window during lockdown 

5. Picture Competition on Best Time Utilization with Family During Lockdown (Mobile Picture, Each Participant can send maximum 2 pictures/Photo)

6. My inspiring Story Competition on Helping Hand During Lockdown

Rules

1. Competition is free of cost. 

2. Each Participant need to take part in minimum 4 activities from above list 

3. Student can take part in any of below language: English, Hindi, Marathi 

4. Submission window will remain open between 19th April to 29th April 2020. 

5. Children can submit the activity through WhatsApp or Email

 6. Students needs to take by staying at home only, with available stuff. 

7. Any student or children within the age 6 Year to 16 Year can participate. 

8. Story, Essay writing using pen paper or word file of computer will be acceptable.

 9. Each image, file, photo which student will share on mail or WhatsApp should involve the student details on the same file as: Name, Age, School Name, standard, Contact no. 

Winners of the competition will be announced on www.terrepolicycentre.com by 3rd May 2020. All the winners will be awarded with Exciting prizes as TERRE Kit or TERRE Gift Hamper after lockdown will be lifted.

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INTERNATIONAL PEACE MATRIX 2020 - ESSAY WRITING, POSTER MAKING AND PHOTO CONTESTS

International Peace and Economic Development Organization(IPEDO) has Launched International Peace Matrix 2020 consisting of Three Contests -

1.Essay Writing

2.Poster Making

3.Photo Tale

Entry: Free!

Contest: Open To All

Motivate your friends and ones In Your family who might be interested to participate. Winning Entries Get Commendation Certificates, Amazon Gift Vouchers and More!

These Contests Can Motivate People To Think About World's Problems, Scenarios, Explore Their Life and Relish Themselves With Such Fun Activities Even During Such Lockdown Times.  

Submission Deadline: 3rd May 2020

Don't Let The LockDown BreakDown Your Peace, Thoughts and Ideas

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FAO Photo Contest - Healthy and unhealthy plants

A large number of events - from exhibitions, to cultural performances, contests, panel discussions and conferences – are taking place across the world to mark the International Year of Plant Health 2020. FAO is calling on people from all over the world to submit photos that illustrate their idea of healthy or unhealthy plants.

FAO estimates that up to 40% of food crops are lost to plant pests and diseases annually. This leaves millions of people without enough food to eat and seriously damages agriculture.

Healthy plants are a critical resource because of the many ways they support life on Earth. They are the source of the air we breathe, most of the food we eat and natural protectors of the environment.

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Women At Work- Photo Essay Contest by World Bank

Did you know? India has one of the lowest female workforce participation in the world. This means – seven out of every ten educated women in the prime working age (26-45 years) are not economically active. Women missing from the workforce undermines India’s true economic potential. This International Women’s Day, the World Bank puts the spotlight on how this trend can be reversed through the South Asia Women in the Workplace Week from March 8-13. 

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