September is home to a special (South African) day – Heritage Day. On the 24th September all South Africans are encouraged to celebrate their culture and the diversity of their beliefs and traditions. Heritage Day, also known as ‘National Braai Day’, sparked the idea behind the campaign we are currently running. Our ‘low-carbon’ braai campaign ups the ante on the beloved braai. We are on the look out for fun, creative, delicious and innovative ways to have a braai that is also kinder to the planet. We will be posting tips and suggestions on our Facebook page up until Braai Day to offer ideas on how to get going with a ‘low-carbon’ braai. This will include recipe ideas, and better and more sustainable ways of procuring (another word possibly for procure) items for a braai. For our low-carbon braai campaign competition, we want you to share your low-carbon braai ideas (pics or videos and the inspiration behind your idea) with us on our Facebook page (tag us in your Facebook post @Project90by2030) or email us at natalie@90by2030.org.za. There are prizes on the line. We will be picking a winner for the low-carbon braai idea with the most number of people taking up the idea at their next braais – as measured by the number likes and comments. Entries to the competition closes 25 September and the winner will be announced in early October. More info on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/Project90by2030
Rules & Regulations of the Low-carbon braai challenge:
- Competition dates: Braai to take place between 22 August 2016 and 25 September 2016. Last day to submit
photos, information and inspiration behind your low-carbon braai action Tuesday 27 September 2016. - Entrants to submit photos, information and inspiration behind their low-carbon braai action via email/Facebook.
- Low-carbon braai competition entry may be submitted by an individual or group.
- You may send through as many entries as you like, but each entry must contain photos and information on your low-carbon braai.
- Only one prize for the overall winner.
- The winner will be selected for the low-carbon braai action that has the highest number of people that take up the action – as reflected in the number of Facebook likes/comments accumulated for the low-carbon braai action entry during the competition period.
- Winner to be announced in the first week of October 2016.
