Do you have photos highlighting USAID’s work in the Biodiversity sector? Share them now in the Biodiversity Photo Contest.
Donor Name: United States – Agency for International Development (USAID)
Country: Global
Type of Grant: Contest
Deadline: 02/13/2023
Details:
USAID works in approximately 60 countries to conserve biodiversity, fight conservation crime, support sustainable fisheries, and works across sectors to build the base for integrated programming. Not only do USAID’s biodiversity programs help the world’s most vulnerable people secure better health and well-being outcomes while managing and conserving their natural wealth, they also bolster many of the strategic objectives of USAID’s new Climate Strategy as they work toward a resilient, prosperous, and equitable world with net-zero emissions.
Themes
Please indicate one or more of the following themes that your photo illustrates:
- Combating Conservation Crime
- One Health
- Conservation Enterprises
- Wildlife and Wildlife Conservation
- Nature-Based Solutions to Climate Change
- Biodiversity & Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- Communities and Conservation
- Biodiversity and Food Security
- Marine/Fisheries
Benefit
Your photos will be featured in USAID publications, websites, and social media.
Eligibility Criteria
This contest is open to USAID staff, USAID implementers and partners, and anyone working in the Biodiversity sector.
Technical Requirements
Photos must meet the following technical requirements:
- Photos must be original and depict USAID programming or results of USAID programming.
- Photos must be submitted as a JPG or PNG file.
- Please send the highest resolution photo possible (minimum width of 1920 pixels).
- They will not accept a photo with an overlaid logo or text.
- They will not accept a photo sent inside a Word document or PDF.
- Submissions should capture USAID’s biodiversity programmatic work. Examples of work with partners, beneficiaries, or protected landscapes are welcome. Please describe the connection to USAID work in the caption.
For more information, visit USAID.
