Children’s Creativity Contest
“Risk Prevention through Children’s Eyes”
Description:
The General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in collaboration with the territorial education structures of the Ministry of Education and Research, annually organizes the Children’s Creativity Contest on the topic “Risk Prevention through Children’s Eyes”.
The contest is held in educational institutions throughout the country, in three age categories (grades I–IV, V–IX and X–XII) and consists of two stages: local and national (final). Each participant may submit only one work, created using one of the following techniques: drawing, appliqué or modelling (mock-up).
The aim of the contest is to promote a culture of safety among children, familiarize them with the activity of the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (GIES) and develop correct response skills in emergency situations. The event also contributes to strengthening cooperation between GIES and educational institutions.
2025 Edition
IGSU awarded the winners of the national children's creation contest “Preventing Risk Situations from the Children's Perspective”
On February 20, 2026, IGSU awarded the winners of the national stage of the contest “Preventing Risk Situations from the Children's Perspective” (2025 edition). The event took place at the Republican Training Center in the village of Răzeni, Ialoveni district, in the presence of the institution's leadership and official guests.
40 prize winners (24 drawings, 10 models, and 6 applications) were honored with diplomas and prizes, selected from approximately 1,200 participating children from 720 educational institutions across the country.
2024 Edition
GIES awarded the winners of the national children’s creativity contest “Risk Prevention”
On 14 February 2025, GIES awarded the winners of the national stage of the contest “Risk Prevention through Children’s Eyes”, organized in partnership with the Ministry of Education. The event took place at the Răzeni Republican Training Centre.
The GIES leadership, headed by Colonel Alexandru Oprea, presented diplomas and gifts to the 42 awardees (30 drawings, 8 models and 4 applications) selected from over 1,700 participants from 645 schools.