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Cartoon Contests-Karikatur Yarismalari- Cartoon competition

 CIPE International "Global Editorial"Cartoon Competition / USA 15 July 2012

communicate more than dozens of pages of text or hours of speeches. One image can change the course of history. Editorial cartoons draw attention to important political, economic, and social issues like nothing else. Using symbols or visual metaphors, their reach transcends country borders and language barriers.The Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) invites you to share creative ways of capturing key issues affecting the development of your country.
*Guidelines
There are no restrictions on who can participate in this competition – it is open to participants of all ages, professional and amateur cartoonists. Participants may submit cartoons in all three categories and a maximum of two cartoons per category. Submissions must be work original to the artist.
Preferred format: .jpg (.png and .tiff files are also acceptable)
Digital versions: Minimum resolution of 300 dpi and dimensions of 600 pixels wide and 400 pixels high (must be suitable for printing).
Hard-copy versions: A4 (210 X 297 mm) or A3 (297 X 410 mm) and Letter (216 × 279 mm)
Submissions may include different sizes of cartoons – single panel, a strip, or a two-tier strip.
Submissions must be static images with no Flash or other animation.
English translations MUST be provided for any text or captions in Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, or Spanish.
All submissions (files) MUST have the name and country of entrant included in the file.
Due diligence will be conducted throughout the competition process. Plagiarism or any violation of competition rules will result in immediate disqualification from this and any future CIPE Global Editorial Cartoon Competition.
By participating in this competition you allow CIPE the right to publish your submissions online and in print. CIPE will provide proper credit to the authors. This use includes, but is not limited to www.cipe.org website, the CIPE Development Blog (http://www.cipe.org/blog), CIPE’s social media tools, and other publications and resources.
Prizes
First place winners in each category will receive $1,000
The Grand Prize winner will receive $2000
Deadline
Submissions are accepted until 23:59 UTC/GMT on July 15, 2012.
Submit your cartoon here.http://www.cipe.org/cartoon/submit-your-cartoon/

Categories

*Democratic Governance
Around the world, democracy is facing intense pressure to meet citizens’ needs for economic opportunity and social services. After free and fair elections are held to seat a government, the key to building successful democracies and lasting economic reforms is democratic governance, which comprises the traditions, institutions, and processes that determine how government decisions are made. This requires mechanisms of accountability and information sharing that build broad support among citizens and encourage active civic engagement.
Entries in this category will address the state of democratic governance, either globally or in a specific country. There are many different opinions on what constitutes democratic governance and what democracy delivers for average citizens.
Some questions to consider:
How do you view democratic governance in your country?
What are the factors affecting the quality of democratic governance?
Do you consider your country democratic?
What makes democracy work – or not work – in your country?
What do people expect from democracy?
What are the main barriers to achieving democratic governance?
How do authoritarian leaders undermine democratic institutions?
How do you hold public officials accountable besides voting them out of the office?
What role do civil society organizations play in your country?
*Entrepreneurship
Building entrepreneurial economies requires a number of steps, all well known: building market institutions; removing barriers to starting, operating, and growing a business; reforming educational systems; and creating a broader awareness and understanding of what entrepreneurship means as well as appreciation for its contribution to the development of democratic societies.
Entries in this category will look at different forms of entrepreneurship, the relationship between entrepreneurship and sustainable growth, rule of law, and a functioning democracy.
Some questions to consider:
What role does entrepreneurship play in creating an open marketplace?
How can small business owners work together to shape policy?
What are some political and economic challenges entrepreneurs face?
How do various people perceive entrepreneurship?
What limits entrepreneurship opportunities for women and youth in the developing world?
*Youth Empowerment
Youth are all too often excluded from political and economic policymaking, even though their engagement is vital in formulating effective public policy. Without access to venues for voicing their opinion, strikes and street protests become the only opportunity for young people to be heard. For progress and reform to take hold, young people must play an active role in advancing democratic and market-oriented reform.
Entries in this category will look at cultural, economic, and legal barriers to youth’s participation in society and ways to overcome them. Although youth populations constitute a large share of countries’ economic and social force, they are all too often excluded from full political, economic, and social participation.
Some questions to consider:
What are the fundamental economic, and political factors that make youth empowerment vital to political freedom and economic growth?
What is the role that youth play in society?
Which reforms could increase youth’s participation?
What are the outcomes of increased youth participation?
How can increased youth participation positively affect democratic and economic development?

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