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2024 Ockenden International Prizes Entry Form

Ockenden International Prizes online Entry Form for 2024

Step 1 of 6 – Contact details

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  • The project – for refugees and/or internally displaced people (IDPs) – should be the entire focus of your entry, which must be in English. Financial detail must by in $US. The online interactive Entry Form is preferred. If it is not possible for your organisation to enter the contest via the Internet (or you would simply like a hardcopy for reference) download the .pdf version of the Entry Form print the form, fill in block letters, and post it to: 2024 Ockenden International Prizes, c/- Context Graphics Limited, 1 Savernake Court, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 2RJ, United Kingdom. to be received no later than Thursday, November 30, 2023.

  • PART I: YOUR DETAILS

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    • PART II: THE PROJECT

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      Note: Projects entered must have been up-and-running for at least six months at 1 September 2023 i.e. the project or programme entered must have been started before 1 March 2023 to be eligible for the 2024 Prizes. The annual Prizes reward the achievements of existing refugee and/or displaced people projects, not programmes or planned projects seeking start-up funding.
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    • PART III: FINANCIAL INFORMATION ($US)

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    • PART IV: REFEREES

    • 30. Please provide the names and contact information of two referees – independent of the organisation and where applicable, of the nominating organisation and/or nominee – to support your submission. If shortlisted the referees WILL be contacted by the organisers of the Ockenden International Prizes.

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    • PART V: DECLARATIONS

      NB: Please be aware that international foreign exchange regulations can sometimes impact on Ockenden International’s ability to make timely payments to some winners of the annual Prizes in countries on international banking ‘watch lists’.
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    2024 Ockenden International Prizes Entry Form

    Ockenden International Prizes online Entry Form for 2024

    Step 1 of 6 – Contact details

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    • The project – for refugees and/or internally displaced people (IDPs) – should be the entire focus of your entry, which must be in English. Financial detail must by in $US. The online interactive Entry Form is preferred. If it is not possible for your organisation to enter the contest via the Internet (or you would simply like a hardcopy for reference) download the .pdf version of the Entry Form print the form, fill in block letters, and post it to: 2024 Ockenden International Prizes, c/- Context Graphics Limited, 1 Savernake Court, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 2RJ, United Kingdom. to be received no later than Thursday, November 30, 2023.

    • PART I: YOUR DETAILS

    • Drop files here or
      Accepted file types: pdf, doc, jpg, png, docx, Max. file size: 24 MB, Max. files: 2.
      Save and Continue Later
      • PART II: THE PROJECT

      • † See the Rules & Judging Criteria for the meaning of ‘project’ in the context of this competition.
      • DD slash MM slash YYYY
        Note: Projects entered must have been up-and-running for at least six months at 1 September 2023 i.e. the project or programme entered must have been started before 1 March 2023 to be eligible for the 2024 Prizes. The annual Prizes reward the achievements of existing refugee and/or displaced people projects, not programmes or planned projects seeking start-up funding.
      • DD slash MM slash YYYY
      Save and Continue Later
      • PART III: FINANCIAL INFORMATION ($US)

      • Accepted file types: pdf, doc, jpg, png, docx, Max. file size: 24 MB.
      • Max. file size: 256 MB.
      Save and Continue Later
      • PART IV: REFEREES

      • 30. Please provide the names and contact information of two referees – independent of the organisation and where applicable, of the nominating organisation and/or nominee – to support your submission. If shortlisted the referees WILL be contacted by the organisers of the Ockenden International Prizes.

      Save and Continue Later
      • PART V: DECLARATIONS

        NB: Please be aware that international foreign exchange regulations can sometimes impact on Ockenden International’s ability to make timely payments to some winners of the annual Prizes in countries on international banking ‘watch lists’.
      • Accepted file types: pdf, doc, jpg, png, docx, Max. file size: 24 MB.
      • Applicant declarations

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      To be eligible for a 2024 Prize, entries must have started before March 1, 2023. To comply with the rules, projects or programmes entered have to be at least six months old (as of August 31, 2023). The time frame allows entrants to provide the evidence required to be in the running for one of the four annual Prizes which reward the achievements of existing refugee and/or displaced people projects, not programmes or planned projects seeking start-up funds.