How to Win The Award

The submitted file must contain:

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) providing a comprehensive overview of the campaign, including title, implementing entity, nature, objectives, strategies adopted, and notable results.
Detail the context and motivation behind the campaign, its overall goals, and target audience.
Explain the details of the campaign's implementation, including timeline and target audience, as well as communication and the humanitarian practices adopted.
Clarify the campaign's specific objectives and their achievement was evaluated.
Explain campaign strategies, tools, and resources, emphasising innovation and the techniques used.
Provide data and evidence proving the campaign's tangible success and positive impact on society.
Include details of cooperation with partners and institutions to highlight the campaign's success.
Explain innovative ways to measure the impact of the campaign and future strategies to improve on it.
Specify how transparency and accountability was ensure through during all campaign stages.
Show how creative ideas and modern technologies were employed to achieve goals.
Include supporting material such as photos, videos, or reports to enhance understanding and appreciation of the campaign.
Use clear and concise language, focusing on its essential aspects, and enhance the presentation with graphs and tables to facilitate understanding.

Reasons that may lead to exclusion of the file

Submitting the file in more than one award category.
Providing incorrect or misleading information about the campaign.
Incomplete files that lack essential information for evaluation.
Difficulty in clearly understanding the objectives and mechanisms of the campaign.
Campaigns shall be excluded if they:
- Does not clearly show that it has achieved its social and humanitarian goals.
- Does not provide transparent or sufficient information regarding implementation and impact mechanisms.
- Does not provide sufficient evidence of its social benefits or positive impact.
- Has not built effective partnerships with other institutions.
- Does not adequately explain the results and social impact achieved.
- Does not adhere to the standards of social responsibility and sustainability.
- Campaigns aimed at marketing or promoting a brand without specific social objectives.