Drawing competition for children in Jordan and Tunisia
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Drawing competition for children in Jordan and Tunisia

Fri, 2016-10-07 15:42

Within the WATER SUM project and the Water, Growth and Security Initiative, the REC is organising a water-themed drawing competition for children from Jordan and Tunisia.

This awareness-raising drawing competition was officially launched during World Water Week in Stockholm, on August 30, 2016, and focuses on the relationship between water and people while highlighting local actions to preserve water resources.
The competition is open to all children, residents of Tunisia and Jordan, aged 7 to 15 years old. One original drawing should be sent to the address of the coordinator for your country, along with the completed application form.

Visit the WATER SUM project web site for more details.

[Photo by Nick Lee | Flickr]

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Drawing competition for children in Jordan and Tunisia
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