World Food Day 2018 Poster Contest
June 20, 2018| |
FAO is calling on children and teens (5-19 years old) to use their imagination and create a poster that shows what they think about Zero Hunger. Three winners in each age category will be selected and announced in December. Winners will be promoted by FAO offices around the world and receive a surprise gift bag and Certificate of Recognition. They will be also featured in an exhibition at FAO headquarters in Rome. Deadline of entries is on November 9, 2018.
Read more details from FAO.
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