Entries are invited for the UN Habitat Photo Competition 2022. The The UN-Habitat’s Flagship Programme 1 invites professional and amateur photographers worldwide to participate in a photo contest on the topic “Inclusive, Neighbourhoods and Communities.”

The participants are invited to submit images documenting the transformative capacity of urban regeneration to improve the quality of life, spatial equity, and diversity in neighbourhoods, communities and the wider city. Selected photos will be presented during the Eleventh Session of the World Urban Forum (WUF11) from June 26-30 in Katowice, Poland.

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Categories of UN Habitat Photo Competition

Considering the WUF11 message “Transforming our Cities for a Better Urban Future” and the principles of the Programme, the photo competition has two categories for photos submissions.

Participants should upload two photos, one for each category:

• Category 1: Improved urban area through urban regeneration
• Category 2: Urban area in decline and in need of urban regeneration

Benefits for UN Habitat Photo Competition

• Winners of the contest will receive an award digital certificate from the organiser partners
• All the selected photos will be presented in a public exhibition during the WUF11 and digitally on UN-Habitat social media and digital platforms.
• Selected photos can be featured in future publications and the authors will receive a full acknowledgement in the publication

Eligibility for UN Habitat Photo Competition

• Participants from all over the world are kindly invited to submit their works;
• Participants are allowed to submit maximum 4 photos, the excess photos will not be considered but will participate in the competition only the first two couples;
• Participants are asked to avoid inserting the face of underage subjects in their photos;
• Participants must enter the Category (1, 2) and the name of the location and city in the title of the photo.

Judging Criteria of UN Habitat Photo Competition

• The photo that will be exposed should be judged based on composition, responsiveness to the theme, originality and overall impact.

Instruction for Participants

Category 1: Improved Urban Area through Urban Regeneration

The photo(s) must be in good quality and must represent a place that has positively benefitted from an urban regeneration process and symbolises its interrelated advantages (social, environmental, physical and economic), through:

• Firstly, social diversity (gender, age, ethnicity, etc.)
• Secondly, ecological presence and value
• Thirdly, quality of urban infrastructure
• Lastly, economic activity

Category 2: Urban Area in Decline and in need of Urban Regeneration

The photo(s) must represent a misused or underutilised space that could benefit in urban regeneration process. The location could be the same as a submitted photo from Category 1, before the urban regeneration interventions.

Application of UN Habitat Photo Competition

• Send a high-resolution photo(s) and the filled-in application form to [email protected]
• Use the email subject “Inclusive, Vibrant Neighbourhoods and Communities”
• Include the Category (1, 2) and the name of the location and city in the title of the photo

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Lastly, It is important to visit the official website link found below to access the application form.

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