FAQ - Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Can you provide me with guidelines?

The Competition guidelines are available on the Competition website under the GUIDELINES tab.

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What is the deadline to submit my project?

The Competition will open up again for applications in 2014.

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What are the required formats of the application?

You are required to fill in contact information, information about your chamber, and select a category into the online form. At the bottom you upload the project synopsis in a PDF format, and your logo and pictures in any image format.

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Can I submit two projects in different categories?

No, a chamber can only submit one project per Competition.

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Can I include an appendix?

In case you have letters of support, articles, or other items you would like the judges to see, you may include them in an appendix. The appendix cannot exceed 10 pages. Please note: the appendix is optional.

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What is the maximum length for the appendix?

The maximum length of the appendix is 10 pages. The maximum length of the project synopsis is 10 pages. Therefore, your final document cannot exceed 20 pages. Also, you are not allowed to shift your page limits (i.e. 12 pages for the appendix and 8 pages for the project synopsis)

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Do I have to translate documents of support?

You don’t have to translate documents of support included the appendix in full. A short description box covering the title and a sentence or two on the articles/letters would suffice.

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When will the finalists for each category be chosen?

The Competition will open up again for applications in 2014.

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How and where will I present my project as a finalist?

You will present your project during the 9th World Chambers Congress in Turin, Italy, 10-12 June 2015.

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Does WCF cover travel expenses to the Congress?

No, you will have to cover your own travel expenses to the Congress. However, the presenter's registration fee will be covered.

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