National Environment and Climate Carnival 2024 - Season 03
Schedule
Fri, 20 Dec, 2024 at 02:00 am to Sat, 21 Dec, 2024 at 01:00 pm
UTC+00:00Location
Online event | Dhaka, Bangladesh
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NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE CARNIVAL 2024 (SEASON 03)Offline event registration is closed. Those who are interested can participate in the virtual version of NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE CARNIVAL 2024 (SEASON 03) .
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
Registration Fee: BDT 300
With a registration fee of BDT 300, participants can compete in all segments of their respective categories.
Registration Deadline: December 20, 2024 (10 p.m.)
Event Date: December 21, 2024 (4 p.m)
To begin, participants must pay the registration fee to our official merchant number via one of the following platforms:
Merchant Number: 01313631077
Available Payment Options: BKash, Nagad, TAP or OK Wallet
When making the payment, please select the ‘Payment’ option (not ‘Send Money’) and use the reference code ‘3NECCV’. Save the Transaction ID and the number from which the fee was sent. After making the payment, fill out the online registration form and include the Transaction ID and the number from which the fee was sent in the specified field. The registration will be completed once the form is submitted with the required information. Please ensure the reference code is entered correctly during the payment process. Inaccurate or missing information will result in the non-acceptance of the registration.
Online Registration Form: https://forms.gle/9jzNJgLaGoLK5MbQ6
CATEGORIES
• Primary Category: Class 01-05
• Junior Category: Class 06-08
• Secondary Category: Class 09-10
• Higher Secondary Category: Class 11-12
• Senior Category: Undergrad
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SEGMENTS OF SEASON 03
1) Environment, Climate & Wildlife Olympiad
Olympiad Format:
• Duration: 30 Minutes
• Total Marks: 100 Marks
• Sections:
Part 1: Environment (40 Marks)
1. Environmental Science and Sustainability:
• Basics of environmental science and the importance of sustainability.
• Renewable vs non-renewable resources.
• Environmental degradation and conservation.
2. Pollution and Its Impact:
• Types of pollution (air, water, soil, noise).
• Causes and consequences of pollution on human health and ecosystems.
• Strategies to reduce pollution at an individual and community level.
3. Waste Management and Recycling:
• Waste management techniques and recycling processes.
• Environmental impact of landfills and waste incineration.
• The role of composting and sustainable packaging.
4. Sustainable Development:
• UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and their relationship to environmental conservation.
• Green technologies and eco-friendly innovations.
• Circular economy and its principles.
5. Energy and Environmental Impact:
• Environmental impact of energy generation (fossil fuels vs. renewables).
• Climate-friendly energy sources like wind, solar, and hydropower.
• Energy efficiency and its importance.
Part 2: Climate Change (40 Marks)
1. Climate Science Basics:
• The science of climate change: greenhouse gases, global warming, and the carbon cycle.
• The difference between climate and weather.
• Evidence of climate change (e.g., melting glaciers, rising sea levels).
2. Effects of Climate Change:
• How climate change affects ecosystems, agriculture, and weather patterns.
• Impact on human populations, especially in vulnerable regions.
• Climate refugees and migration due to climate events.
3. Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies:
• Strategies to mitigate climate change (carbon footprint reduction, carbon capture technologies).
• The role of governments and international treaties (e.g., the Paris Agreement).
• Adaptation methods for communities to cope with climate change impacts.
4. Climate Justice and Equity:
• Climate justice and its importance in addressing the disproportionate effects of climate change on poorer communities.
• The role of international policies in addressing climate inequities.
• Role of youth and activists in advocating for climate justice.
5. Climate Action at the Individual and Community Level:
• How individuals can contribute to reducing climate change (e.g., sustainable living, waste reduction, renewable energy).
• Community initiatives for mitigating and adapting to climate change.
Part 3: Wildlife (20 Marks)
1. Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services:
• Importance of biodiversity for the health of ecosystems.
• The role of biodiversity in maintaining ecological balance (e.g., pollination, pest control, nutrient cycling).
• Threats to biodiversity: habitat loss, invasive species, and climate change.
2. Endangered Species and Conservation Efforts:
• Examples of critically endangered species and the causes of their endangerment.
• Conservation strategies: habitat restoration, captive breeding programs, and legal protections.
• International organizations focused on wildlife conservation (e.g., WWF, IUCN).
3. Wildlife Habitat and Conservation Areas:
• The importance of protected areas (e.g., national parks, wildlife sanctuaries) in wildlife conservation.
• Human-wildlife conflict and its impact on conservation efforts.
• Ecotourism as a tool for wildlife protection and community involvement.
4. Poaching, Illegal Wildlife Trade, and Legislation:
• The impact of poaching and illegal wildlife trade on global biodiversity.
• International efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade (e.g., CITES).
• Role of law enforcement and public awareness in protecting endangered species.
5. Sustainable Use of Natural Resources:
• The balance between resource use and conservation.
• Sustainable hunting, fishing, and farming practices.
• Role of local communities in wildlife conservation and sustainable resource management.
Eligibility Criteria for Awards:
• Minimum Score for Eligibility: To be eligible for a prize, a participant must score at least 80% in the Olympiad (i.e., 80 marks out of 100).
• Prize Categories: The top 3 performers in each category will be awarded.
Competition Rules:
Both multiple choice questions & short-answer questions will be provided through google docs at 4 pm in 21 December,2024. We will provide the link in both participants mail and facebook event.
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2) Painting Contest
The Painting Contest encourages students to express their understanding of environmental, climate, and wildlife themes through art. It allows participants to showcase their creativity while raising awareness about crucial environmental issues. Students from various educational levels will participate, and the contest will help foster a deeper connection to nature and sustainability.
Topic:
• Primary Category (Class 01-05): Open theme (must relate to environment, nature, or wildlife)
• Junior Category (Class 06-08): Focus on "Climate Change and Its Impact on Wildlife"
• Secondary Category (Class 09-10): Focus on "Sustainable Practices for a Greener Future"
• Higher Secondary Category (Class 11-12): Focus on "The Role of Youth in Combating Climate Change"
• Senior Category (Undergrad): Focus on "Innovative Solutions to Preserve Biodiversity"
Criteria: A softcopy of the Painting must be submitted within 20 December,2024. (10 p.m.) through email ([email protected]) The file can be both image or pdf.
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5) PowerPoint Presentation Contest
The PowerPoint Presentation Contest is an individual competition focused on allowing participants to research and present a topic related to environmental issues.
Eligibility:
• Categories: Secondary (Classes 9-10), Higher Secondary (Classes 11-12), and University.
• Participation: Individual entries only (no teams).
Presentation Requirements:
Slide Limit: Presentations should consist of 12 to 20 slides.
Guidelines for Slide Content: Each presentation should include the following:
1. Title Slide: Topic, participant’s name, and category.
2. Introduction: Brief overview of the topic, its relevance, and objectives.
3. Core Content Slides: Key points, data, and information that explain the topic, supported by research, visuals, and facts.
4. Solutions or Recommendations: Practical solutions, insights, or recommendations related to the topic.
5. Conclusion: Summary of main points and a call to action or final thought.
Topics:
1. Secondary Category: Plastic Pollution and Mitigation Strategies
2. Higher Secondary Category: Endangered Species in Bangladesh: Causes and Solutions
3.Senior Category: Climate Change and Its Impact on Local Communities
Criteria: Powerpoint file must be submitted by 20 December,2024. (10 p.m.) through email ([email protected]).
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Awards & Recognition:
1. The top 3 candidates in each category will receive awards
2. All participants will receive a certificate of participation.
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Important Notes:
1. Registration fees are non-refundable.
2. Youthpreneur Network reserves the right to make changes, modifications, or additions to the event, as necessary, for the benefit of the carnival. The organization is not liable for any claims from other individuals or organizations.
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CONTACT
1. Md. Mashfiqur Rahman Munna
Joint Secretary
Youthpreneur Network
+8801751813899
[email protected]
2. Azfar Uddin Mazumdar
Senior Coordinator
Youthpreneur Network
01581765637
3. Website: www.ypnet.org
4. Official E-mail: [email protected]
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