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Nnadigoodluck/Federal Medical Centres, University Teaching Hospitals and Federal Specialty Hospitals in Nigeria
Federal Medical Centres, University Teaching Hospitals and Federal Specialty Hospitals are Federal government of Nigeria owned hospitals controlled by the Federal Ministry of Health. There are a total of 22 Federal Medical Centres, 20 University Teaching Hospitals and 13 Federal Specialty Hospitals in Nigeria, but articles about these hospitals are missing on Wikipedia and this project will seek to create these articles on the English Wikipedia.
targetEnglish Wikipedia
start dateMay 25
end dateJune 25
budget (local currency)₦435,425
budget (USD)$1,050
grant typeIndividual
grantee• Nnadigoodluck
contact(s)• nnadigoodluck@gmail.com


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Project Goal[edit]

Choose one or more of the following goals. You can add or delete goals as needed.

  1. Creation of Federal Medical Centres, University Teaching Hospitals and Federal Specialty Hospitals in Nigeria articles
  2. Recruit new editors, contributors and volunteers
  3. Engage existing editors about the need to join the contest

Project Plan[edit]

Activities[edit]

Tell us how you'll carry out your project. Be sure to answer the following questions:
1. What content will the contest focus on, and why is it important to your community?

This project will focus on the creation of Federal Medical Centres, University Teaching Hospitals and Federal Specialty Hospitals in Nigeria articles. This project is very important to the Nigerian community because 75% of the articles about this contest is missing on the English Wikipedia and this project will seek to solve the problem. See University of Benin Teaching Hospital and Lagos University Teaching Hospital for example of the type of articles that will be created during the contest.

2. How have you let relevant Wikimedia communities know about this proposal? You are required to provide links to on-wiki pages to inform these communities about your proposed work. Examples of places where this can be done include community discussion pages, affiliate discussion pages, or relevant project talk pages.
You may also provide information about external social media channels you may be using.

I have notified Wikimedia User Group Nigeria as can be seen here.

3. How will you let participants know about the contest? In what ways will you be communicating with them?
For example, these can include on-wiki spaces, social media channels, mailing lists, messaging apps, or physical/online gatherings.

The project will be advertised on Nigerian Wikimedia communities on Telegram, WhatsApp and Facebook. Advertisment will also be placed on Facebook pages and Nairaland, Nigerian most popular internet forum to attract new members who would like to join and contribute.

4. How will you judge the contest and award prizes?
Note: Grantees, judges, and other contest leaders are ineligible to receive prizes. Grantees who are serving as judges may not receive gifts through grant funding.

A jury who will judge all the submitted articles will be set up. The editor with the highest points at the end of the contest will be returned winner. The scoring system that will be used is.
  • 1 point for every reliable source added.
  • 2 points for every new article created for the contest.

5. Are you running any in-person events or activities? If so, you will need to complete the steps outlined on the Risk Assessment protocol related to COVID-19. When you have completed these steps, please provide a link to your completed copy of the risk assessment tool below:

No. There will be no in-person events or activities.

6. Is there anything else you want to tell us about this project?

Impact[edit]

How will you know if the project is successful and you've met your goals? Please include the following targets and feel free to add more:

For writing contests:-

  1. If up to 10 new members are recruited for the project and contribute
  2. If up to 10 old members join the project and contribute
  3. If up to 40 articles are created
  4. If up to 200 references are added to the articles to be created

Resources[edit]

What resources do you have? Include information on who is organizing the project, what they will do, and if you will receive support from anywhere else (in-kind donations or additional funding).

  • Comrade Nnadi Goodluck- Project Leader and Organizer, My work is to make sure the contest is successful and every goal achieved.

What resources do you need? For your funding request, list bullet points for each expense and include a total amount.

  • Facebook and Nairaland targeted ads and promotion- $150
  • Internet subscription- $200
  • Call card and communication- $150
  • Transportation for dispatching of prizes- $200
  • Jurys gift- $150

Souvenirs

$200 for souvenirs to all participants.

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