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Published: 02 Nov 2023 1,024 views
The annual International Conference on Public Health in Africa (CPHIA) provides a unique African-led platform for leaders across the continent to reflect on lessons learned in health and science and align on a way forward for creating more resilient health systems.
Expanding the horizons of the conference once again, CPHIA 2023 will showcase how the continent is breaking down barriers, reaffirming Africa as a powerhouse in science and innovation, generator of new knowledge and health products, and exemplar of progress.
As African countries accelerate the realization of a New Public Health Order, this year’s conference will help to build a healthier, more prosperous Africa – for the continent, and the world.
As part of its activities, Africa CDC is promoting artistic expression in a variety of formats, including photography, by launching an AMR photo competition called “AMR advocacy in photos”
Preventing Antimicrobial resistance together.
Description: A captivating photograph(s) that illustrates the collaborative relationship between humans, animals, and the environment in preventing antimicrobial resistance, emphasizing the interconnection of our well-being, which collectively contributes to maintaining our health.
Formats for the photographs are the following: jpg, tiff, png, psd, bmp. Files must not be over 10 MB.
| Application Deadline | November 14, 2023 |
| Type | Ebonyi |
| Sponsor | African Union |
| Gender | Men and Women |
1st phase: All the 1st phase winner (5 winners) will be offered the CPHIA Experience in Zambia Lusaka (and have the opportunity to interact with the AMR Stakeholders.
2nd phase: While in Zambia, the continental winner will receive the AMR advocacy contest Certificate and will be appointed as one of the Youth Africa CDC AMR champion
Africa CDC will acknowledge the champion’s achievements and provide a platform
including public announcements, press releases, and recognition at the CPHIA event.
Africa CDC will facilitate connections with experts, professionals, and organizations in the field of AMR, including youth-led AMR organizations, to enable the winner to collaborate with others in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.
Africa CDC will provide mentorship and guidance to the champion on how to effectively advocate for AMR awareness and action and public relations and communication for the champion to effectively communicate their message and engage with the media.
The contest is open to students across Africa aged between 18 to 25 years old.
NB:
Evaluation area
The selection will be done in two steps.
1st Phase: 1 winner per Region: This stage will consist of electing the regional winners for the 5 regions.
2nd Phase: The continental winner.: This stage will consist of electing the continental winner.
Judge committee
1st phase: The application will be judged by the Africa CDC communication experts in collaboration with an independent body of adjudicators in the field of AMR.
2nd phase: The application will be judged by the Africa CDC communication experts in collaboration with an independent body of adjudicators in the field of AMR.
The following information must be provided in a word format:
Should you have any queries or require further assistance, please contact us on Email: [email protected] , [email protected] and [email protected]
For more details, visit AU-Africa CDC website