Grants

The World Data Visualization Prize 2023 (Over $50,000 in prizes)

Deadline: 1st of February, 2023

For the 2023 World Data Visualization Prize, submissions are requested. The prize, which was introduced for the 2019 edition, emphasizes how governments are enhancing the lives of residents as well as the innovations – both visible and invisible – that fuel and gauge success in this area.

The World Government Summit Organization, a worldwide, impartial, non-profit organization committed to influencing the future of governments, is the host of this $50,000 global creative data challenge. Datasets and topics are provided by them. You offer imaginative, clear data visualizations that create a story or highlight an intriguing aspect of the data.

The winning works will receive cash prizes, international press coverage, and the chance to have their
work exhibited to world leaders at the World Government Summit in February 2023.
This year’s prize focuses on the past, present and future. How well has the world progressed and
improved in recent years? Where do we stand right now and how could we measure that? And what
factors and drivers might shape society, government and citizens of the future?

Theme::

Championing the power of data-visualization to inspire new ways of thinking and seeing the world

Categories:

Just choose a concept and a dataset. Dive in, explore, create. Choose one or visualize all three of the
following competition concepts and datasets.
1. What Just Happened? What’s improved? What’s broken through? What’s gone supernova?
Charting our development across many different metrics over a 10 year period to highlight
the successes – and the bottlenecks.
2. Dashboard of the Present Future. Governments need to see how well they, their nation
and their populace are doing – from a data-perspective. Design us a data display for this
purpose. How might it look, feel and function. Which metrics are primary?
3. The Future of Frontiers. What factors and drivers might shape the society, government and
citizens of the future? Tracking and visualising our progress and predictions for innovation in
adaptation, future governance, public services, and social technology.

Prizes:

1. $25,000-Grand Prize Winner
2. $7,500-Interactive, Winner
3. $5,000-Interactive, Runner-up
4. $2,500-Interactive, Third Place
5. $5,000-Poster, Winner
6. $3,000-Poster, Runner-up
7. $1,000-Poster, Third Place
8. $1,000-Poster, Fourth Place

Eligibility:

The competition is open to anyone interested in design, data-analytics, and visual storytelling.
Maybe you’re a designer, a developer, a creative professional, an analytics ninja, solo
practitioner or a team – all are welcome to take part.

Rules:

1. All entries must have the World Government Summit logo somewhere on the layout.
2. You are welcome to use any tool, software, or library to create your interactive or static
visualisation.
3. For posters & single images, minimum resolution is 640 pixels tall. Max is 3000 pixels wide
(no height restriction). Please send a link to very large files.
4. You may enter up to one entry per concept. So a max of three per team or individual total
please.
5. Make sure entries have a clear title, legend and other details to aid understanding.
6. Entries can be in any language, but please supply an English translation if possible.

Application:

Entries can be expressed and submitted in two different forms:
1. Interactive: A multi-view dynamic visualization allowing us to filter, play, and otherwise
explore the data and information
2. Poster/Chart: A single static graphic that highlights a pattern, trend or connection in the
data… or somehow – incredibly – visualizes it all!

Click here to apply

Oyin Olufayo

Oyin Olufayo is a Sustainable Development Goals Advocate. A recent graduate of The School of Politics, Policy, and Governance (SPPG) She is a Technical Writer, Political Writer, and a Content Writer. Her passion for sustainable development goals has been implemented by creating tangible solutions. She has featured in grassroots initiatives like TedX, World Literacy Foundation, Spur Nation Media, FRCN, Naija Law and etc. spreading the impact of Sustainable education, and also facilitated numerous events regarding SDGs.

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