The World Bank invites you—youth aged 13–20—to participate in a slogan competition for their upcoming Annual Meetings in Singapore.
Youth (you!) are the future. Decisions you make today will determine the nature of the world you inherit.
So …
Talk to us.
Shout to us.
You have our attention!
We are looking for a slogan which will capture an issue, an idea, a dream, a desire that you have.
Tell us about your world.
Tell us how we can make your world better.
Tell us what you would like the future to be.
We are looking for creative, original captions, built around issues of social awareness and development, of no more than 6 words.
The winner will be awarded US $1000.
The winning caption will be printed on T-shirts which will be made for the IMF-World Bank Annual Meeting in Singapore.
The winning caption will be put on our websites and be used in various publicity campaigns in the run-up to the Annual Meetings as well as during the Annual Meetings.
Send your slogan ideas to
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Entry Rules & Details
1. The competition is open to individuals aged 13–20 (as of January 1, 2006).
2. Entries are limited to one per person and entries will not be returned.
3. Each participant must provide the World Bank with their name, address, contact number and email address. The World Bank will only use these personal details for the purpose of this competition and will not publish nor provide them to anyone else without the participant’s permission.
4. Deadline for receiving entries will be noon, July 5, 2006, and results will be announced soon after that.
5. All submitted slogans must be original and must not breach any rights of copyright and should not have been entered or awarded a prize in any other competition.
6. Slogans should be typed and submitted in a Microsoft Word document.
7. The judges’ decision is final. The World Bank will not entertain enquiries nor enter into correspondence with any party on the decisions of the judges.
8. By submitting the slogan to the World Bank you agree that if it wins, the World Bank alone may use it for the purpose of the Annual Meetings or in any other way related to the event without payment to the participant. The winner must agree not to use the winning slogan for any other purpose without the permission of the World Bank.
9. The World Bank reserves the right to cancel this competition at any stage, if deemed necessary in its opinion, and if circumstances outside its control arise.
10. If the winning entrant is unable to be contacted after reasonable attempts made by the World Bank, the World Bank reserves the right to either offer the prize to the next best entry, or to re-offer the prize in any future competition organized by the World Bank.
11. The World Bank reserves the right to disqualify any entry which breaches any of these rules.
