Résultats du concours photo sur la pollution des sols

FAO/GSP a reçu plus de 55 photos de sols pollués, provenant de différents pays. Les photos gagnantes ont été présentées dans l'Atrium de la FAO pendant le GSOP 18. Le concours photo ont parvenu à encourager les gens à réfléchir sur ce problème mondial : la pollution et la contamination de nos sols ne doivent plus être une réalité cachée.

• Contaminants dans la texture du sol, Bagnoli, Région Campanie, Italie ©Paola Adamo
• Résidus, lac Pacococha, Huancavelica, Perù ©Achim Constantin
• Pollution des sols par les déchets solides, Chisinau, République de Moldova ©Tamara Leah
• Travaux de forage en cours, site de Lâm Hoá, Quang Binh, Vietnam ©Boudewijn Fokke
• Enlèvement de matières radioactives, préfecture de Fukushima, Japon ©Takuro Shinano
• Pollution par hydrocarbures, désert de Talara, Pérou ©Achim Constantin
• Tout devrait être vert, réserve de Grenade Dove, Antilles ©Curllan Bhola
• Pollution du sol par les déchets ménagers, centre de Jérusalem, Israël ©FAO/Stephanie Reiter

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Show us how you, your community and your environment are affected by soil pollution in any of its dimensions (agricultural, chemical, waste, industrial, or any other related to soils).

To support the work of the GSOP18, to be held in FAO Headquarters from 2 to 4 May 2018, the UN FAO Global Soil Partnership is calling all photographers (professionals or amateurs) to tell their #SoilPollution story. The Symposium will explore new research on soil pollution, as one of the major threats to our global soils, and discuss its effects on food security and safety, human health, and the environment. This photo contest will serve to raise awareness on the existence and gravity of soil pollution and advocate for addressing it urgently, including its hidden causes and effects. 

ELIGIBILITY: UN FAO’s #SoilPollution photo contest is open to all citizens around the world, who are 18 years of age or older as of 1 March 2018. 

HOW TO ENTER: Take a Photo that showcases your #SoilPollution story. Photos should be sent by email to [email protected] by 15 April. The contest starts on 1st March 2018.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS - All entries must meet the following guidelines:            

• Each participant can submit up to 3 pictures
• Photos must represent soil pollution
• The entry must be the entrant’s original work. Photos may have been taken at any time prior to the contest launch.
• The entry’s minimum size is 1500 x 2100 pixels; 300dpi; It must not exceed 7MB and should not contain dates/ text.
• Along with the photos, participants must add the following information: 

1. Name and Surname
2. Date of birth (over 18 years old)
3. Email
4. Caption and Description (max 150 words)
5. Location (country, region) and date when photograph was taken

• The entry must not violate the intellectual property rights of any third party. This means that the photo should not contain a trademark or logo of another company                 
• The participants need to acknowledge that the UN FAO may use the photograph without any compensation to the participant or persons appearing in the photo, in any and all media, throughout the world, in perpetuity, including derivative works. Entry in this contest represents consent to use the photo in future publications without further compensation.

TIME FRAME, JURY, PRIZE:

15 - 20 April: Eligible entries will be judged by a panel of UN FAO communications experts with the help of a professional photographer. The jury will select the best 20 pictures on the basis of originality, creativity and depiction of the theme.     

20 April: The awarded photographers will receive soil related gadgets (T-shirt/ water bottle/ bag) and FAO soil publications. Their photos will be used in all promotional material during the GSOP18 and showcased in UN FAO online platforms including, but not limited to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. All short-listed candidates will have their photo exposed in the FAO Atrium during the GSOP18 Photo Exhibit.