Contest time! TBPPM Poster Hunt 2024
How to Participate: Join the contest by snapping a picture of any tuberculosis (TB) awareness poster spotted at a private provider and sending it to us!
Contest Objective: The aim is to observe the kind of information available in the private sector regarding TB and to promote Public Private Mix (PPM) in Tuberculosis.
Submission Guidelines:
- When you spot a TB poster at a private provider (clinic, lab, pharmacy, informal provider, etc.), take a clear photo of the poster.
- Submit your entry by sending the photo in a Google Form (along with the name and address of the private provider)
- You can submit multiple entries, but each entry should feature a different TB poster from a different private clinic.
Eligibility: Must be members of the TBPPM Learning Network – Sign up for free!
Contest Period: The contest is ongoing from 07 December 2023 to 28 February 2024. Entries received after the closing date will not be considered.
Prizes: Top 3 members with the most number of submissions and the most impactful entries will be featured on the TBPPM Learning Network on World TB Day 2024 and will receive a discounted fee for the online TBPPM Course in 2024.
Judging criteria:
Winners will be selected based on the number of submissions received and the impactfulness of the entries in promoting TB awareness and Public Private Mix (PPM) initiatives. The judging criteria for impactful entries include the clarity of the photo, relevance of the poster and the potential impact in awareness to TB and PPM. The top 3 members would be those who demonstrate both high participation through multiple submissions and the most impactful entries.
Important Notes:
- By submitting your entry, you grant permission for us to use the photo for promotional purposes related to TB awareness and PPM.
- Ensure the photos are clear and identifiable. Blurred or unclear images will not be considered for the contest.
- Respect the privacy and policies of the clinic while taking the photos.
- The posters can be in any language but have to be relevant to TB.