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Our society is a member of the Council for International Development. Below are details of a photographic competition it is running.

If you wish to enter as a member of the NZCFS, please contact the NZCFS National Secretary. Entries due Sunday 26th September.

Details are given below as to how you can submit entries. Happy hunting!!

CID Photo Competition 2022
Winning entry 2021: cbm – A 65 year-old Rohingya man has his vision assessed by a refractionist for the first time in his life.

Calling all photographers!

We invite you to submit entries for the CID Photo Competition 2022.

Entries will be judged on originality, narrative, and composition.

We have four categories that you can enter under:

  1. International Development (amateur photographers)
  2. Humanitarian Aid & Emergency Response (amateur photographers)
  3. Humanitarian & Development (professional photographers) (non-prize category)
  4. ‘Locally-led’ – this could include partners (be creative)!

The winning and runner-up photographs will be exhibited at the Conference dinner at parliament (20 October) and promoted via the CID Instagram account.

Winners will receive a prize of $200

Photo requirements

  • Photographs must be a minimum 300 dpi;
  • You must have gained the permission of any person who features in the photograph
  • Photographs must be accompanied with the location, photographer’s name and a very brief description of the activity with those featured named if possible – e.g. “Emali, Kenya: Masai family planting drought resistance crops following training as part of building resilience for drought affected communities in Kenya. Photo: Joe Smith, Aid2All NZ Aotearoa”
  • All photos should reflect the principles and obligations of the CID Code of Conduct; specially C.1.3 Portrayal of local people.
  • You/organisations can submit up to six photographs per category;
  • Submitting photographs indicates your agreement that CID can use the photos in its publications to promote good development practice;
  • CID will not release any entries received to any third party; and photo credits for the photographer and related NGO will be given for all photos used in any CID publication.
  • Selected photos will be exhibited in a public space (with organisation credit & logo) and promoted through CID’s communication channels.

If you wish to enter as a member of the NZCFS, please contact the NZCFS National Secretary. Entries due Sunday 26th September.