Prizes
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Tá an comórtas ‘Comhfhreagraí Géarchéime – Ag Tuairisciú ó Uganda’ á reáchtáil ag an Roinn um Chabhair Dhaonnúil an Choimisiúin Eorpaigh (ECHO). Is deis uathúil é do dhuine ádhúil, i measc rudaí éagsúla, turas a bhaint le cuairt a thabhairt ar thionscadail chabhraíochta ECHO in Uganda Thuaidh, i gcuideachta an Oifigigh Eolais Réigiúnaigh ó ECHO, Daniel Dickinson, agus tabharfaidh siad cuairt ar thionscadail GOAL agus Concern in Uganda Thuaidh atá maoinithe ag ECHO.
Gheobhaidh an buaiteoir é seo a leanas freisin:
- An deis bualadh le saineolaithe meáin mar Richard Downes as Morning Ireland, Lelia Doolan, Iar-Chathaoirleach de Bhord Scannán na hÉireann agus Emma Ledden, comhairleach cumarsáide agus Máistiroiliúnóir, le linn na céime láithreoireachta;
- Ceamara gairmiúil le d’eispéireas in Uganda a thaifeadadh;
- Áiseanna eagarthóireachta le taifeadadh físeáin a chruthú ar fhilleadh ón turas duit;
- Tacú ó chomhairleach sinsearach de chuid Carr Communications mar chuidiú le do ghairm a thosú trí chlár aontaithe meantóireachta;
- Freastal ar cheann de chlár oiliúna aitheanta go náisiúnta de chuid Carr Communications mar shampla: cúrsa láithreoireachta teilifíse lena n-áirítear spól samplach le do chumas os comhair an cheamara a thaispeáint, clár forbartha ceannaireachta nó clár le haghaidh pleanála gairme agus ullmhúcháin agallaimh.
The ‘Crisis Correspondent – Reporting from Uganda’ competition is being run by the European Commission Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO). It’s a unique opportunity for one lucky person to win, amongst other things, a trip to visit the ECHO relief projects in Northern Uganda, accompanied by ECHO representative Simon Horner and will visit ECHO-funded GOAL and Concern projects in Northern Uganda.
The winner will also receive the following:
- The opportunity to meet with media experts such as Richard Downes of Morning Ireland, Lelia Doolan, former Chair of the Irish Film Board and Emma Ledden, communications consultant and Master Trainer, during the presentation stage;
- A professional camera to record your experience in Uganda;
- Editing facilities to create a video recording when you return from the trip;
- The support of one of Carr Communications’ senior consultants to help kick start your career through an agreed mentoring programme;
- Attendance on one of Carr Communications nationally recognised training programmes for example: a TV presenting course that would include a show-reel to showcase your ability in front of camera, a leadership development programme or a career planning and interview preparation programme.
About ECHO
The European Union as a whole (i.e., the Member States and the Commission) is the world's main humanitarian aid donor; the European Commission Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO) is the service of the European Commission responsible for this activity.
Every year, events such as conflicts, droughts and earthquakes trigger humanitarian crises in different parts of the world. Every year, millions of people find themselves without shelter, food, water or medical care.
Helping the world’s most vulnerable populations is a moral imperative for the international community. Wherever the crisis may occur and whatever the type of intervention required, human and physical resources need to be rapidly mobilised to meet the victims’ vital needs while preserving their dignity.
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