02:55 10 Oct 24
UNFCCC/CDM International Photo and Video Contest 2011
The UNFCCC secretariat is pleased to announce the launch of UNFCCC/CDM Photo Contest 2011
intended to raise awareness about the Kyoto Protocol’s clean development mechanism.
Whether you are a professional or an amateur photographer, send us your best photos on the theme “CDM Changing Lives” and help the world learn about the value of the CDM. We’re looking for striking images that showcase CDM projects or their related benefits. Whether it’s a photo highlighting a climate-friendly project or related benefits in health, sanitation, infrastructure development, rural electrification or some other area, we want to see your vision of this remarkable mechanism. Photos will be judged on originality, technical excellence, artistic merit, and their persuasiveness in telling the story of the CDM on the theme “Changing Lives”. The Wow Factor is also very important, so we’ll be looking for photos able to grab the viewer’s attention and hold it. This is a great opportunity for photographers to gain global exposure and recognition. The winning works will be displayed at the UNFCCC Climate Change Conference in Durban in December 2011, when the countries of the world will be working hard to develop a global response to the challenge of climate change. Plus, submitted works could feature prominently in important print and promotional material and on the UNFCCC website. Have a winning shot? Then send it in. Show off your work, show off the benefits of the CDM, and help promote development and GHG emission reductions.
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Recognizing the growing popularity of web video, the UNFCCC secretariat has launched a video contest
aimed at spreading the
word about the CDM, on the theme “CDM Changing Lives”. We invite you to
grab a camcorder, put on your director’s cap and create a compelling,
exciting video that completes the phrase:
“People should know about this CDM project because…” From animated shorts to mini-documentaries, we will be looking for videos that tell an interesting CDM story, whether it is about the creation of new jobs, the greening of industry, or the development of rural services and infrastructure. The video contest is open to any individuals or groups, professional or amateur.
Judging will be based on originality, composition, technical excellence,
artistic merit and effectiveness in addressing the theme and completing the
phrase “People should know about this CDM project because…”. Our judges
also appreciate humour, so send us a video that will make them smile.
This is a great opportunity for contest entrants to gain widespread exposure
for their videos. The winning videos will be presented at the UNFCCC Climate
Change Conference in Durban in December 2011 and will also feature
prominently on the UNFCCC CDM website.
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