Hk prize is a competition that gathers innovative ideas on Hong Kong’s global development efforts. It is organized by Generocity, a non-profit organization with the mission to support Hong Kong’s development and shape its role on the international stage. The winners will receive a cash prize and the opportunity to present their ideas to key stakeholders in the development sector.
The competition is designed to promote students’ interest in studying history and encourage them to discover the importance of Hong Kong’s unique historical status. It is divided into two parts: written reports and face-to-face interviews. The written reports are judged on their relevance to the theme, systematic use of collected materials, objectivity in analysis and citation of bibliography and footnotes. Students with excellent written reports will be selected for a face-to-face interview.
In addition to the prize money, the winner will also receive a trophy and a certificate. The winners of the top three prizes will have their names engraved on a plaque in the museum. They will also have the chance to meet with their heroes and learn from them.
Hk Prize 2024
The exhibition reflects the themes of diversity, equity and inclusion, as well as how they interact in the interconnected world. This year, the prize calls upon artists to showcase the kaleidoscope of human experiences through their creations, unconstrained by medium. It features 23 artists shortlisted for the award.
Prizes for sports
The winning athlete will win HK$10 million in cash, and the runners-up will get HK$5 million. Athletes who finish outside the top three will still get a significant amount of money, with a bronze medal earning HK$3 million and a fifth-place finish getting HK$750,000 in prize money. This year, a record 132 athletes from around the world competed in the event.
The HK$10 million prize money is one of the highest in history for a single sporting event. It is also the second-largest prize fund in the world for a golf tournament after the U.S. Open. The previous highest-earning golf tournament was the 2010 Hong Kong Open, which had a prize fund of $8 million. This was nearly double that of the 2011 event. The 2017 winner was Jason Day of Australia, who won a total of $10 million. In comparison, the runner-up was Jordan Spieth of the United States, who won $6 million. The third-place winner was Patrick Reed of the United States, who earned $5 million. The four other players who were in the top 10 each won $2.5 million. In addition, there were a number of other winners who received less than $1 million in prize money. This was because there were a number of players in the field who did not have enough points to win the prize money. This was due to a tiebreaker rule that was applied in the case of some of the higher-ranked players who did not have a high enough total score. This rule was to prevent some of the top-ranked players from receiving a lower-than-expected prize money.