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CYPLP PARTNERS - NGO's/CSO's AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS.

 In our quest to strengthen our social works and build alliances and coalition from around the world, children and young people living for peace (CYPLP) Nigeria has partnered with different organizations ranging from NGO's, CSO's, CBO's and relevant development partners in carrying out her program activities. Below are some of these organizations:

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING FOR PEACE (CYPLP) NIGERIA.



PARTNERS:

UNITED FOR HUMAN RIGHTS ( YOUTH FOR HUMAN RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL (YHRI USA).







CYPLP AND YHRI HUMAN RIGHTS TRAINING PROGRAM FOR NON- STATE ACTORS IN KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA.









HEAVENLY CULTURE, WORLD PEACE, RESTORATION OF LIGHT (SOUTH KOREA).




    CYPLP AND HWPL PEACE EDUCATION TRAINING PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS AT SCHOOLS IN KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA.






GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR LEGAL AID (GALA) USA.


CYPLP AND GALA CALL FOR PARTICIPATION ON GRAPHIC DESIGN CONTEST TO MARK WORLD CONSUMER DAY 2022.

Are you a rising talent in graphic design or advertising, a Nigerian, residing in Nigeria and under 35 years of age?

The Global Alliance for Legal Aid (GALA) USA in partnership with Children and Young People Living for Peace (CYPLP) Nigeria are jointly launching a Design Contest just for you!

We want to communicate to consumers about the real risks of digital app financial loans in a proactive and fun manner, to how consumers feel using the services. 

You could win $100 USD for the best graphic art design with a tag line reflecting your deep thoughts on fair digital financial services.  

What does "fair" mean to you the financial consumer who uses digital apps loans platform(s) for financial services in Nigeria?

Are these digital financial services providing you with a valuable service and are they respecting your rights as a consumer?

Put those sentiments into your design/art and add an explanatory message for your graphics.

We appreciate humor, reality and and all forms of artistic expression in  not more than 10 words.
 
We, the Consumers need our own brand message to send to financial services providers.  

To participate you must have social media handles - Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Your design and message must be original and must be submitted in jpeg format, on or before 10th March 2022 at midnight Nigeria time. Winner will be announced on 15th March 2022 to mark World Consumer Rights Day. 

Applicant must post their design on their social media handles with hashtag #FairFinancialPractices #WorldConsumerRightsDay #FairFinancialPractices and then send their design to us at - FairDigitalFinance@gmail.com  

Scoring will be based on 
• Best graphic - 50%
• Best message - 50%
•Judge's decision will be final and not appealable.
• We are planning more contest in future for variety of artistic media (next up is music contest so watch out). 
• Winner will be validated before receiving prize.

Please participate, reshare and tell a friend about it. 






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