Slogan Contest
Slogan Contest on “Role of NPDRR in Disaster Management in India” begins today
An online slogan contest on
the theme “Role of National Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction (NPDRR) in
Disaster Management in India” has opened from today. The best entry for the
slogan contest will be awarded a cash prize of Rs. 25,000/- and certificate.
Only resident
Indian citizens can participate in this slogan contest. Entry received through
email latest by 05:00 PM of April 17, 2017 will only be considered. Entries
must be submitted by email to npdrr.india-mha@nic.in along with
their contact details.
The slogans in
not more than ten words, either in Hindi or English, should bring out the
essence of collective decision making platform in the form of NPDRR provided to
stakeholders from government, private, non-governmental sectors, so that
country can endeavor to disaster resilient.
The best entry
under the slogan contest will be selected by a panel of judges comprising of four
members of National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). The best entry for
the slogan contest will be provided with following awards/felicitation:
·
A
cash prize of Rs. 25,000/- and a certificate from the Minister of State in MHA
·
To-and
fro economy class air tickets from their place of stay in India for
participating in the 2nd meeting of NPDRR
·
Accommodation
for 2 day and 2 night stay at Delhi during NPDRR for participating and
presenting the view of the award winning entry in the 2nd meeting of
NPDRR
The 2nd
meeting of National Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction (NPDRR) will be held in
New Delhi on April 24-25, 2017 on the theme ‘Disaster
Risk Reduction for Sustainable Development: Making India Resilient by 2030’. It will have an exclusive Ministerial session besides
Plenary session on the theme “National Perspective on Disaster Risk
Reduction: Sendai and Beyond”. There will also be five Technical sessions on
the themes “Understanding Disaster Risk”, “Strengthening Disaster Risk
Governance to Manage Disaster Risk”, “Investing in Disaster Risk Reduction for
resilience”, “Enhancing Disaster Preparedness for Effective Response and to
Build Back Better in Recovery, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction” and “Sendai
Framework for DRR: Monitoring”.
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