Kathmandu, 28 Kartik 2083 BS — Kathmandu Metropolitan City has announced a video competition titled "Children for Climate" for school-age children as part of Kathmandu Climate Action Week 2083. Participants will be able to submit videos of up to 1 minute.
The competition was announced through a notice published by the Office of the Municipal Executive, Kathmandu Plaza, on 2083/07/28 BS (Nepal Sambat 1147, Kachhalathwa Panchami).
Kathmandu Metropolitan City, in collaboration with various partners, is organizing Kathmandu Climate Action Week from Mangsir 7 to 13, 2083 BS, with different activities scheduled each day.
The initiative aims to promote community-level efforts to reduce the global impacts of climate change and encourage individuals and communities to take responsibility for minimizing climate-related damage.
As part of the week-long programme, the video competition is being organized to encourage school-age children to participate in creative activities related to climate change.
Eligibility Criteria for Participation
Children must meet the following eligibility requirements to participate in the competition:
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Grade Level: Students studying in Grades 6 to 12 are eligible to participate.
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Residency and School Eligibility: Children who are permanent residents of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, as well as children studying in community or institutional schools within Kathmandu Metropolitan City, are eligible to participate.
Prize Details
Kathmandu Metropolitan City has announced the following cash prizes for the competition:
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First Prize: NPR 50,000
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Second Prize: NPR 30,000
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Third Prize: NPR 20,000
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Consolation Prizes: NPR 10,000 each for 7 participants
Registration and Further Information
According to Kathmandu Metropolitan City, interested and eligible students can scan the QR code provided in the official notice to access further information about the competition and complete the registration process.
Published Date: 28 Kartik 2083 BS

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