Commons:Wiki Loves Africa 2021/Gewinner

Wiki Loves Africa 2021

Gewinner des Wettbewerbs Wiki Loves Africa 2021

The Wiki Loves Africa 2021 photographic competition has resulted in 8,319 images uploaded to Commons around the theme Health + Wellness. For national prizes, please see what events were held locally in your country and see National winners here

The photo contest entries were reviewed first by a team of Wiki Loves Africa organisers, and then by a panel of 12 photographic experts from around the world. The international jury made up of professional photographers and Wikimedia Commonists identified the top 3 international winners. The Traditional Culture, Best Video and Special Collections prize were selected by the Organisers using the results of the Jury process.

Congratulations to all the winners ! Also check out the best images and best videos.

Die internationalen Preise waren:

1. Preis: 1000 US-Dollar
2. Preis: 800 US-Dollar
3. Preis: 500 US-Dollar

Weitere Kategorien waren:

Kulturspezifische oder traditionelle Darstellungen von Gesundheit oder Wohlbefinden: 500 US-Dollar
Preis für das Video in bester Qualität (Audio- und Videoqualität sowie Storytelling werden berücksichtigt): 500 US-Dollar
Sonderkollektion: 500 US-Dollar

Jeder Gewinner erhält außerdem ein Paket mit Goodies

Die Gewinner 2021 sind...

Internationale Hauptpreise

Sieh Dir das Wiki Loves Africa 2021-Themenvideo an, um zu sehen, worum es geht

Die Gewinner wurden auf der Wikimania 2021 bekannt gegeben.

1. Preis: Crazy Love von Ewien van Bergeijk - Kwant
2. Preis: Malaria-Mikroskopie-Training (Nigeria) von Ozavogu Abdulsalam Khalid im Auftrag von eHealth Africa EHA Clinics
3. Preis: Schüler (Ghana) von Amuzujoe
Kulturspezifische oder traditionelle Darstellungen von Gesundheit oder Wellness: Oldest Healing Dance (Botswana) von Kgara Kevin Rack
Preis für das beste Video: Santé et Bien-être réalisé par Bouba Kam's

Wiki Loves Africa 2021 Sonderkollektion

In this collection we would like to celebrate the collective images of the photographers that took part in a photowalk of the Laquintini Hospital in Cameroon as part of the Nos Jardins training. The images by Max MBAKOP, Happi Raphael, and Destiny Deffo, coordinated by Serieminou represent the reality, professionalism, hope and heartbreak of a working hospital. View more of the collection from Nos Jardins here. Prize sponsored by Ynternet.org.

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This year, some of the jurors wished to create a Highly Commended category so that the full range of transport, photographic styles and places across Africa could be celebrated. Here are the Highly Commended images: