The World Bank is not responsible for (i) any incorrect or inaccurate information used in connection with the social media campaign or (ii) failures or errors which may occur in the administration of the social media campaign. All submissions in this Competition are public and not private communications.There is no fee to enter the Competition.The #YouthOnFuture competition is not directed at minors under the age of 18 years old. Participants must be between 18 and 35 years old.Rights to edit copy where the publishers deem necessary is reserved although entrants will be fully credited. By submitting an entry, you are giving your consent to the World Bank to use your name, quotes from your submission or reproduction(s) of your video, in part or in whole, in its media activities, publications (including the Internet/Web such as blogs), and social media channels and without expectation of compensation or other remuneration, now or in the future.Do not submit an entry if you disagree with these terms and conditions. By submitting and entry, you accept and agree with these terms and conditions.Top 3 Winners will get Amazon vouchers worth Rs.A selection of videos will be posted on World Bank India social media channels and published on World Bank India website after the announcement of the result in September 2021.Selected people will be contacted via the contact information provided with their submission.The judging panel’s decision is final, and no correspondence will be entertained.The video should be technically viewable and hearable. Entries will be judged against originality, creativity, and ideas presented on Online Education Challenges and Opportunities, Social and Gender aspects of Online Education, and Future of Education and Work.Names of selected participants will be announced online on World Bank India Facebook and Twitter Channels. Judging will take place in August-September.
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The full names of the judges can be made available at the time of announcement of winners.Entries will be judged by a team at the World Bank.
Interested applicants need to submit their 1-minute video following the Apply button at the top of this page and following the steps. If you're inside a car, or if someone is helping you film, or if you are in a noisy environment, holding the camera closer could help so the microphone picks up your voice instead of the environment.Record in a quiet place (no music or background noise) and listen to your audio before uploading to make sure we can hear you.The video must be no more than 1-minute long.Your video should voice your experiences on Online Education and Nature of Work in a drastically changing world.
The #YouthOnFuture competition is not directed at minors under the age of 18. Through their stories in their voices, we want to heighten awareness of the challenges they are facing and the struggles they are dealing with and highlight the opportunities they see ahead in the changed world. This campaign is aimed at giving youth in India a platform to share their experiences on how they see the future of online learning and changing nature of work. The resilience of the youth has been remarkable despite disruptions in education, the rise of online learning, work-life balance challenges, and mental health concerns. The impact on jobs, education, and mental health have all fallen disproportionately on the younger generations. The Covid-19 pandemic has had a particularly devastating impact on young people.
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