How to Win The Award

Provide a description that does not exceed 1,000 words to submit the file. Also, attach a supporting document that consists of statistics, numbers, examples, etc.
Executive summary (250 words) of the project or campaign, outlining the specific goals and the problem it aims to solve.
Explain the details of what the project or campaign is, including the plans, ideas, and strategies used.
Provide examples of visual content created and used during the project, such as videos, photos, animations, and any other campaign related content.
Provide strong evidence of the project’s impact on the community and target audience. Include reports, statistics, and interviews with the target audience.
An explanation of the techniques and tools used to create and publish visual content, including production tools, social media platforms, and software used.
An explanation of how the project was implemented and the steps taken, as well as a timeline demonstrating when each part of the campaign was implemented.
An analysis of the results achieved and an assessment of the positive impact the project has had on the public and society.
If there are any previous awards or certificates of appreciation from previous events awarded to the project, these can be included to enhance the chances of winning this award.
Provide contact information for the participating party, including the name of the contact person, email, and phone number.

If the content does not adhere to the standards specified by the regulator, such as focusing on specific issues and within specific time frames.
If it does not achieve a tangible positive impact on social awareness or the public.
If it lacks quality in production or design.
If it does not target a broad audience or take into account the preferences of diverse groups.
If it violates intellectual property rights or professional ethics laws.
If it does not provide adequate documentation concerning impact, results, or supporting examples.