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==Le Concours Photo "Wiki Loves Africa"==
 
Wiki Loves Africa est un concours photographique annuel à destination du public africain invité à diffuser, via Wikimedia Commons, des médias (photos, vidéo et audio) sur leur environnement en vue d’une utilisation sur Wikipedia et d'autres sites des projets de la Wikimedia Foundation. Chaque année, les contributions photographiques portent sur un thème spécifique. Le thème est amené à changer pour porter sur n’importe quel sujet pourvu qu'il soit à la fois universel, riche en images et culturellement représentatif (exemple : les marchés, les rites de passage, les festivals, l'art public, la cuisine, l'histoire naturelle, l'urbanité, la vie quotidienne, les personnalités, etc).
Wiki Loves Africa is a public annual photographic contest where people across Africa can contribute media (photographs, video and audio) about their environment on Wikimedia Commons for use on Wikipedia and other project websites of the Wikimedia Foundation.
Wiki Loves Africa particularly encourages participants to contribute media that illustrate a specific theme for that year. Each year the theme changes and could include any such universal, visually rich and culturally specific topics (for example, markets, rites of passage, festivals, public art, cuisine, natural history, urbanity, daily life, notable persons, etc).
 
The theme for the 2014 photo contest was Cuisine. That year's contest was seeking to document in the form of various media, the diverse types of cuisines across the continent of Africa. The theme encompassed the "foods", "dishes", "crops", "husbandry", "culinary art", "cooking methods", "utensils", "food markets", "festivals", "culinary events", "famine food" and any other issues related to cuisine on the African continent. The contest was a two-month competition which started on the 1st October and end on the 30th November 2014. The project was run at the entire continental level. However, some specific actions (training, communication etc.) were held in some countries with national organisers.