The Citizen Observatory for the Institutionalization of Democracy (OCID) proposes to put in the spotlight the young people and women of Haiti who have been able to overcome or bypass all the structural obstacles to make a career or a significant experience in politics of their country.

This approach aims to promote the political participation of women and young people in Haiti. To identify these models and present them to public opinion, the OCID is launching a journalistic reporting competition aimed particularly at journalists working in radio, the conventional medium most used by the Haitian population.

Two Prizes (laptops) and several consolation prizes (tablet, smart phone) will be offered to the winners and finalists of this competition.

Interested journalists are encouraged to register on the OCID website (https://www.ocidhaiti.org/concours/) to access the Contest Rules.

Entries are received from April 1 at noon to April 15 at 4 a.m.

The submission of reports will also be done via the OCID website, according to the terms and conditions that will be indicated to the competitors no later than April 30, 2021 at 4:00 p.m.

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