Umanotera and TAM-TAM Institute are announcing a competition for a socially responsible poster to encourage changes in eating habits towards choosing food that is friendly to the health of the environment and people.

The competition is open to all graphic designers, including individuals, freelance designers, students, high school students, agencies, and legal entities who wish to contribute to creating a shared living space.

The winning poster will be awarded a cash prize of 1,000 Euro gross and displayed at 100 TAM-TAM poster locations across Slovenia, from 12–22 May, 2025.

The Sustainable Food Supply poster competition is part of the Climate Menu project, which is co-financed by the EcoFund, j.s. and the Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy of Slovenia. The project aims to stimulate the transition towards a sustainable food chain in Slovenia and to achieve a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and other adverse environmental impacts related to food production and consumption, while increasing the resilience of the food chain to climate change.

Details about the Climate Menu project are available on the official website.

In Slovenia, agriculture accounts for around 10% of national greenhouse gas emissions. Emissions from agriculture are only slowly declining, making it more difficult to meet national climate targets. At the same time, climate change is increasingly threatening agricultural production and reducing food security. This is why the food chain is listed in Slovenia’s Long-term Climate Strategy 2050 as one of the 5 key value chains that Slovenia will focus on to move towards a low-carbon circular economy and to achieve its goal of being a climate-neutral and climate-resilient society by 2050.

The project builds in part on the content of Umanotera’s existing projects, including Climate Menu – Promoting Low Carbon Food Production and Consumption and Climate Menu – Promoting Sustainable and Healthier Eating.

The created work must meet the TAM-TAM city poster format specifications. Since the poster is placed outdoors, it must be designed to stand out among numerous visual stimuli on the street, ensuring readability and a clear message.

The jury will assess the submissions based on the following criteria:

• Message clarity (alignment with creative guidelines)
• Technical adequacy (compliance with submission requirements)
• Adaptability to TAM-TAM city poster specifications
• Originality
• Innovation
• Communication clarity (action-driven approach)
• Positive messaging

Please check the official website for further details.

It's free to enter.

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