• Tunza International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment

    The International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment is organized annually by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE), Bayer and Nikon Corporation. It has been held since 1991 and has received over 3 million entries from children in over 100 countries.

    20th International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment Anniversary Brochure

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  • 21st International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment

    Theme - Green communities

    The International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment is organized every year by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE), Bayer and Nikon Corporation. It has been held since 1991 and has received more than 3 million entries from children in over 100 countries.

    The theme of the 21th painting competition will be “Green communities" and participants will have until 15 February 2012 to submit their entries. The organizers are inviting children all over the world to submit their paintings to the UNEP office in their regions. Addresses of these offices are indicated on page 3 of the pdf brochure available for download below.

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  • 20th International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment

    Theme - Life in the Forests (Biodiversity)

    The International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment is organized every year by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE), Bayer and Nikon Corporation. It has been held since 1991 and has received more than 3 million entries from children in over 100 countries.

    2011 will be the 20th edition of the International Children's Painting Competition. To mark the UN's International Year of Forests in 2011, the theme of next year's painting competition will be 'Life in the Forests' and participants will have until 15 April 2011 to submit their entries.

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    Winners

    1. 1st Global Prize Winner: Reyes Trish, 13 years, Philippines
    2. 2nd Global Prize Winner: Hashimoto Erina, 14 years, Japan
    3. 3rd Global Prize Winners: Gall Hanna, 12 years, Hungary
    4. 3rd Global Prize Winners: Hsu_ antine, 13 years, Taiwan
    5. 3rd Global Prize Winners: Martin Bianca, 15 years, Canada
    6. 3rd Global Prize Winners: Pakdeerat Patipan, 12 years, Thailand
    7. 3rd Global Prize Winners: Tung Fiona, 11 years, Canada
    8. 4th Global Prize Winners: Feng Xiao Ya Wei Angela, 11 years, Canada
    9. 4th Global Prize Winners: Jaikum Thachapol, 14 years, Thailand
    10. 4th Global Prize Winners: Lai Michelle, 12 years, Canada
    11. 4th Global Prize Winners: Nagai Mayuko, 14 years, Japan
    12. 4th Global Prize Winners: Nagda Khushil, 10 years, Kenya
    13. 4th Global Prize Winners: Nastja Myagka, 14 years, Ukraine
    14. 4th Global Prize Winners: Oda Giovanna, 13 years, Brazil
    15. 4th Global Prize Winners: Pang Oliver, 8 years, USA
    16. 4th Global Prize Winners: Suzuki Chihiro, 14 years, Japan
    17. 4th Global Prize Winners: Yao Cissy, 14 years, Canada
    18. 4th Global Prize Winners: Yei Bin Kim, 9 years, Korea
    19. 5th Global Prize Winners: Al Alahra_Jihan, 6 years, Indonesia
    20. 5th Global Prize Winners: Ching Wong Shan, 14 years, China
    21. 5th Global Prize Winners: D'Ambrosio Pastoriza Julia, 12 years, Argentina
    22. 5th Global Prize Winners: Ganeva Elitca, 8 years, Bulgaria
    23. 5th Global Prize Winners: Genis Jeanette, 11 years, Australia
    24. 5th Global Prize Winners: Gunawan Lucia, 9 years, Indonesia
    25. 5th Global Prize Winners: Hudoyo Henry, 13 years, Indonesia
    26. 5th Global Prize Winners: Henditirto Felisha, 10 years, Indonesia
    27. 5th Global Prize Winners: Intapho Ruangwit 14 years, Thailand
    28. 5th Global Prize Winners: Ito Maho, 13 years, Japan
    29. 5th Global Prize Winners: Jamal Alyssa, 6 years, Kenya
    30. 5th Global Prize Winners: Kanama Tiwtus, 12 years, Thailand
    31. 5th Global Prize Winners: Khademian Yasaman, 5 years, Iran
    32. 5th Global Prize Winners: Kuklin Anton, 6 years, Russia
    33. 5th Global Prize Winners: Li Emily, 13 years, USA
    34. 5th Global Prize Winners: Liu Katherine, 12 years, USA
    35. 5th Global Prize Winners: Matsugasaki Karen, 8 years, Japan
    36. 5th Global Prize Winners: Mikami Gyou, 14 years, Japan
    37. 5th Global Prize Winners: Mo Caroline, 9 years, Canada
    38. 5th Global Prize Winners: Myhailovskyi Yevhen, 14 years, Ukraine
    39. 5th Global Prize Winners: Norling Rachel, 15 years, USA
    40. 5th Global Prize Winners: Oda Giovanna, 13 years, Brazil
    41. 5th Global Prize Winners: Olesya Rubeko, 12 years, Russia
    42. 5th Global Prize Winners: Orsolya Csicsó, 7 years, Slovakia"
    43. 5th Global Prize Winners: Pérez Daniela, 12 years, Mexico
    44. 5th Global Prize Winners: Prongmuangprai Palida, 14 years, Thailand
    45. 5th Global Prize Winners: Ramakrishnan Kavya, 13 years, USA
    46. 5th Global Prize Winners: Rattamanee Wigavee, 10 years, Thailand
    47. 5th Global Prize Winners: Romanivna Ruda, 12 years, Ukraine
    48. 5th Global Prize Winners: Saxena Kumar, 12 years, India
    49. 5th Global Prize Winners: Tanno Honoka, 13 years, Japan
    50. 5th Global Prize Winners: Tolentino Jamia, 12 years, Philippines
    51. 5th Global Prize Winners: Tsai Tsung-Hsi, 13 years, USA
    52. 5th Global Prize Winners: Tunda Anastasiya, 11 years, Ukraine
    53. 5th Global Prize Winners: Uchino Karin, 14 years, Japan
    54. 5th Global Prize Winners: Uribe Ernesto, 14 years, Mexico
    55. 5th Global Prize Winners: Valentine Olivia, 13 years, Indonesia
    56. 5th Global Prize Winners: Yan Michelle, 7 years, Canada
    57. Regional Winner Africa: Arego Monica, 14 years, Kenya
    58. Regional Winner Latin America and the Caribbean: Garcia Lara, 9 years, Argentina
    59. Regional Winner West Asia: Al Kaabi Alya, 14 years, United Arab Emirates
    60. Regional Winner Europe: Schröder Marylene, 13 years, Germany
    61. Regional Winner North America: Chawla Prerika, 13 years, USA

  • 19th International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment

    Theme - Biodiversity: Connecting with nature

    The International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment is organized every year by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE), Bayer and Nikon Corporation. It has been held since 1991 and has received more than 2.4 million entries from children in over 100 countries. The theme for this years competition was Biodiversity and it focused on our beautiful earth, full of different life forms and what we can do to protect it.

    The children’s paintings focused on concrete actions to preserve biodiversity such as tree planting, marine and animal conservation, restoration of coral reefs etc

    The competition was launched on 20 August 2009 The organizer invited children from all over the world to submit their paintings to the UNEP office in their regions.

    Awards Ceremony Photo Gallery in Nagoya, Japan Press Release: Winner of International Children's Painting Competition announced Painting Gallery

  • 18th International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment

    Theme - Climate Change: Our Challenge

    The 18th International Children's Painting Competition on the Environment was organized by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE), Bayer and Nikon Corporation. The Regional winners were announced starting on 22 April 2009 and the global winners will announced on 14 August 2009 in Korea where the International Children and Youth Conference was taking place. The 2009 theme was "Climate Change: Our Challenge".

    Press Release: Global Winners Announced Painting Gallery

  • 16th International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment

    Theme: Climate Change

    The International Children’s Painting Competition on the Environment is organized every year by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE), Bayer and Nikon Corporation. It has been held since 1991 and has received more than 2.4 million entries from children in over 100 countries. The theme for this years competition was Biodiversity and it focused on our beautiful earth, full of different life forms and what we can do to protect it.

    The 16th International Children's Painting Competition on the Environment was organized by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Japan-based Foundation for Global Peace and Environment (FGPE), Bayer AG and Nikon Corporation.

    Regional winners were announced on 22 April 2007 and the global winners were announced on 3 June 2007 in Tromso, Norway where the International World Environment Day celebrations took place.

    Press Release: Global Winners Announced Press Release: Africa Regional Winners Announced Press Release: Asia Pacific Regional Winner Announced Press Release: Europe Regional Winner Announced Press Release: West Asia Regional Winner Announced

 
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