Call for Climate Change Photography Competition by UK Embassy in Kenya
10 Jan

Call for Climate Change Photography Competition by UK Embassy in Kenya

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The UK has launched a Climate Changemakers photography competition to spur Kenyan voices to share what climate change means to them.

Photographs can portray the very real challenges people face in Kenya. Winning photographs will cover the following categories: nature based solutions to climate change, climate technology and innovation, and adapting to climate change in the community.

This is your chance to add your voice to climate action.
Get snapping and submit photos showing the impact of climate change in Kenya by the 31 January deadline.
We want photos that show:
  • 🌳Nature based solutions to climate change
  • 📡Climate technology and innovation
  • 🌍Adapting to climate change in the community
Submit photos via Wetransfer or Google Drive to Nairobi.Enquiries@fcdo.gov.uk

The photography competition, sponsored by Globeleq, will see up to three Kenyans win KES 200,000 each and a chance to visit and photograph the Globeleq Malindi Solar project once in operation

Winners will be selected by a panel comprising of the British High Commissioner to Kenya, Jane Marriott, the Principal Secretary Ministry of Environment and Forestry Dr. Chris Kiptoo, Vice President and Regional Director for Africa, World Resources Institute, Wanjira Mathai and a representative from the competition sponsor, Globeleq

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