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World Health Day Poster Competition
A Brighter Tomorrow - Every Mother and Newborn counts
Join the World Health Day 2025 Poster Competition.
To mark World Health Day 2025, SD Gupta School of Public Health is thrilled to announce an exciting online Poster Competition. This year, the WHO theme is "Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures," emphasizing the need for focussing preventable maternal and newborn deaths.
To address this pertinent area, we have kept this year’s poster competition’s theme as ‘A Brighter Tomorrow - Every Mother and Newborn counts’
Globally 800 pregnant women and 6200 newborns die every day due to causes which are largely preventable. Positive pregnancy experience culminating in a safe delivery and a healthy newborn is foundational for holistic development in later life. These healthy newborns would eventually shape the transformation into the bright and productive generation of tomorrow.
The call to action is not just confined to the health service providers, who will ensure safe pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum care but also the community which ensures complete social support to pregnant women at household and societal levels.
We encourage you to come forward and unleash your creativity to convey powerful messages on what you feel are the priorities promoting healthy and safe pregnancy, childbirth and newborn period. We are looking at artistic imagery and clear calls-to-action that provoke thought and inspire change.
You may think of service delivery and provider related themes like quality care during Antenatal period, delivery and / or postpartum period, specific aspects like women empowerment , respectful maternal care , breastfeeding , community support and dispelling myths and misconceptions.
These are just some broad suggestive themes. Give wings to your creativity deliver a message. Your voice matters and in doing so you’ll also make a stand that you care enough to act.
Let’s draw the line where preventable deaths end—and hope begins.
Read more about the WHO world health day campaign
Competition Guidelines
- Poster Specifications:Create your poster on a normal Chart Paper. You have the option to choose from the following specifications
- Small Posters: 28 x 43 cm
- Medium Posters: 46 x 61 cm
- Large Posters: 61 x 91 cm
- Registration: Participants can register for the competition and upload their work through the provided link https://form.jotform.com/250932555387465
- Eligibility: The competition is open to students studying in schools, colleges, and universities across India. While uploading you entry either as JPEG, PNG or PDF please ensure that the scan or high resolution photograph captures all four edges of your chart paper
- Original Entries: All submissions must be original work. Participants are required to submit a declaration confirming the originality of their entries.
- Submission Deadline: The deadline for submission of posters is tentatively set for April 15, 2025.
How to Participate
- Create a visually captivating poster that reflects the theme "A Brighter Tomorrow - Every Mother and Newborn counts."
- Ensure your poster title is prominently displayed at the top in large letters.
- Choose your preferred poster size from the options provided.
- Fill in the necessary details and upload a clear scanned copy of your poster using the registration form.
Why Participate?
- Showcase your creativity and advocacy for current health priorities
- Stand a chance to win exciting prizes and recognition.
- Contribute to raising awareness about the importance of Maternal and Newborn Health on a global platform.
Don't miss this opportunity to make a difference and showcase your talent in promoting health equity and justice. Join us in celebrating World Health Day 2025 through art and advocacy.
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