Applications are open for the Expo2020Dubai Global Best Practice Programme 2019. Apply to Expo 2020’s Global Best Practice Programme to enhance the visibility of your projects and coalesce stakeholders around solutions to chart action for greater results, at a global platform that will see 25 million visits and worldwide media attention.

Moreover, As the first ever World Expo to take place in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia (MEASA) region,
Expo 2020 Dubai is guided by the belief that innovation and progress are the results of people and also, ideas combining in new ways. Further,  Expo 2020 expects to attract 25 million visits between October 2020 and April 2021. Additionally, About 70 percent of visitors are projected to come from outside the UAE, the largest proportion of international visitors in the 167-year history of World Expos. With concerts, dance, food, music and more brought by countries from every corner of the world, Expo2020Dubai will have experiences to stimulate every taste. Further, Expo 2020 Dubai’s platform to showcase projects that have provided tangible solutions to the world’s biggest challenges.

Benefits

•  Opportunities to showcase projects through content or programming within the Opportunity
  Pavilion
•  Exposure for projects on the official Global Best Practice Programme ‘Small Steps, Big Leaps’
  webpage
• Further, Visibility at the Expo site’s Global Best Practice Area (a dedicated space will house selected projects
  on a rotational basis)
• Opportunities to disseminate specific promotional materials during the World Expo
•  Also, Potential Communications support and media coverage before and during the World Expo
• A paid visit to the Expo 2020 Dubai site during event time for one project representative to
  showcase and also,  programme around the best practice project (includes flight and accommodation for
  the duration of participation)

Eligibility

• Sustainable Impact: it demonstrates sustainability (project viability) and tangible impact (across
  social, economic, environmental dimensions);
• Transference: Potential for adaptability, replicability and/or scalability;
•  Collaboration: Highlights partnership and also, cooperation amongst actors (households, community,
  organizations, etc);
•  Creativity: Proposes ideas for the initiative to be communicated creatively and effectively in
  programmatic design to make it more relatable to 25 million visits through art, film, storytelling, music,
  dance, culinary arts, etc.; also,  for applying original methods and tools for dissemination of initiatives
  results through multiple platforms for different audiences.