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Home»Contests»AU-EU Digital for Development (D4D) Hub Blogging Competition 2022 (Fully-funded to Addis Ababa)

AU-EU Digital for Development (D4D) Hub Blogging Competition 2022 (Fully-funded to Addis Ababa)

Jude OgarSeptember 13, 20223 Mins Read
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Deadline: October 7, 2022

Applications are open for the AU-EU Digital for Development (D4D) Hub Blogging Competition 2022. The African Union – European Union (AU-EU) Digital for Development (D4D) Hub invites bloggers from Africa and Europe to participate in its first blogging competition: How can Africa and Europe work together to tackle disinformation and protect human rights in the digital age?

The competition is open to all bloggers interested in freedom of speech, disinformation, open internet, and digital rights and principles. They are looking for blogs that present original views on how to tackle online disinformation through human rights-based actions, create awareness of the issues at stake, and foster new ways for Africa-Europe collaboration in the field.

Participants are invited to submit a blog post based on the following guiding questions:

  • What are the most effective measures against disinformation? How can such measures be balanced with the protection of fundamental rights, such as the right to freedom of opinion and expression?
  • How can different actors (including the private sector, governments, civil society, academia, and experts) help tackle the spread of disinformation? What type of multi-stakeholder collaborations can be considered good practices?
  • How can Africa and Europe cooperate to tackle disinformation? What are the similarities and differences in both continents regarding disinformation, digital rights, and best approaches? What type of collaborations can be considered best practices?

Prize

The author of the best blog will be invited to travel to Addis Ababa from November 28 to December 2 to attend IGF 2022. The costs to be covered by the AU-EU D4D Hub project include:

  • Economy-class round ticket from country of origin to Addis Ababa through the most direct route.
  • Tourist visa fees.
  • Mandatory COVID-19 tests.
  • Accommodation (for five nights).

In the case that international travel or in-person meetings are not possible due to COVID-19 or other unforeseen situations, the AU-EU D4D Hub project will find an alternative arrangement with the winning blogger.

Eligibility

  • Participants should be citizens of an African Union or European Union Member State.
  • Participants should be regular bloggers through their own blogs or as guests in external publications.
  • Participants must speak a good level of English (B1) and have a valid passport until July 2023.
  • All entries should be original content, not published anywhere else. The best blogs will be published on the AU-EU D4D Hub website.
  • Only one submission per blogger is accepted.
  • Blogs should be maximum 1200 words long.
  • Entries in English and French are accepted.

Selection Criteria

The winner will be selected based on the following criteria:

  • Objectivity: The blog cites several reliable sources and considers different angles. It is based on facts and solid research.
  • Originality: The blog presents innovative solutions and fresh ideas that can have a positive impact on society.
  • Clarity: The blog is well-structured and communicates a concise message.
  • Human-centric principles: The blog shows commitment to tackling disinformation while protecting and promoting human rights in the digital environment.

Application

Click here to apply

For more information, visit D4Dblogging Competition.

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