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VISION
Being proactive
Supporting optimal animal and human health
Exploring ways to reduce overall use of antimicrobials
Using the drugs that prevent and treat disease by killing microscopic organisms in a responsible way
GOAL
to prevent the generation and spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Doing so will preserve the effectiveness of these drugs in animals and humans for years to come.
being to preserve human and animal health and the effectiveness of antimicrobial medications.
to implement a multidisciplinary approach in assembling a stewardship team to include an infectious disease physician, a clinical pharmacist with infectious diseases training, infection preventionist, and a close collaboration with the staff in the clinical microbiology laboratory
to prevent antimicrobial overuse, misuse and abuse.
to minimize the developme
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2. OURMISSIONANDVISION
MISSION
This is an educational exhibition where visitors,
especiallystudents, will beprovided with agreat deal of
knowledge aboutdrugs and their harm through avariety
of displays suchasinformation, images, modeling and
simulation applications. Certainly the exhibition will
bring adeepimpression tothe viewers.
VISION
With the desiretocontribute tothe drug prevention of
the whole country in generaland HoChi Minh City in
particular, under the direction of HoChi Minh City
Union, the Youth Cultural House and Weve Nine
Company hasinaugurated the exhibition ”TheEvils of
Drugs”.
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4. SAYNOTODRUGS
Drug usage amongst youth is alarmingly
high. the future preschool of the country
is the young generation, adolescents
have serious drug problems. Solution is
Early education for adolescents to teach
harmful effects
Our plan: “TheEvils of Drugs”Exhibition
Right now, together with youngsters in
Vietnam, we want to join hands to
implement the project calling for building
ahealthy life,adrug-freesociety
INTRODUCTION
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5. Centrallocation
Inside the campusof The Youth
Cultural House in D1,whereis the
most hectic areafor artistic and
cultural activities
Method
With specificdisplays, visitors will be
seeing,hearing, experiencing through
the technology using immersive
simulations for comprehensive
impact
TheEvil of Drugs Exhibition
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6. CONTENT
DRUGPREVENTIONACTIVITIES
Drug prevention activities will beheld annually to promote
people's awareness aboutdrug abuseaswell as rounded
educationon how tosayno todrugs
7KEYTOPICS
Focusing on specificand visual dataabout drug formation,
negative impacts on society - family - self,and the punishment
of thelaw
MODELSDISPLAY AND SIMULATIONMETHOD
In order tomakeastrong impression on visitors, this is the
highlight of the exhibition becauseweneed to understand how
drugs arepresentin life and how they affect thebody.
Aims toteach the
dangers of drugsand
prevention
Combiningmodern
techniquesin the
experience and
interaction
Along with that, there
aresidedrug
prevention activities
with attendedstudents
7. Whoare ourvisitors?
Being brought byschools
toteachthe dangers of
drug atavery youngage
Preteens
7
Young
Perhaps already started
on the path, needs to be
reminded of thepurpose
Community
Engage the whole
community support the
addictionsand remove
the stigma attached toit
Teens
Particularly vulnerableto
the drug menace,learn
abouttheir specific trap
and dangers
8. Conveythe
message
Our key successmetric
Help the community -
society,donot discriminate
on the addicts and willingly
help them extricate from
drug evils
Communitysupport
Easy learning
Youth need learn-
perceive – sensein an
entertaining
unforgettableway
OURSUCCESS
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Bringing it all together
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MODELSDISPLAY
DIFFERENT KIND OF DRUG MODELS ARE DISPLAYED
HERE TO PROVIDE VISITORS TRANSPARENT AND
SPECIFIC INFORMATION TO HELP THEM TO BE
AWAREOFTHEIRIMPACT
26. Outside advertisement
Sponsor Outdoor
Billboard
Located at theexit
of theexhibition hall • Alarge billboard will beprovided in the exhibition hall exit according to the sponsorship contents.
• Theinterior ofthe exhibition hall provides customized message delivery tothe visitors.
• Theexterior ofthe exhibition hall will provide excellent advertising effectthrough the locationcharacteristic ofHoChi Minh'sbest downtown.
29. SPONSO
R
PACKAGE
PRINTS
• Sponsor's brand is displayed on the publications of the exhibition: Posters, Pano, leaflets, entrance tickets, invitations,
open letters to customers, knowledge handbooks, external advertising God
• Provided advertising placement inside and outside the Exhibition Hall
MEDIA
• News update - sponsor introduction on online / offline promotion channels of the Exhibition / HCMC Youth Cultural
House
• Press release featuring sponsors in online / offline journals partnering with exhibitions
• The brand is identified through the recording sessions of the newspaper / seminar held at the exhibition
PROMOTIONEVENTS
• Sponsors havetheright toorganizeevents topromotecurrenttrade shows
• Bea VIPguest at eventsorganizedbythe exhibitor
• Tickets tothe exhibitionfor companymembers
• Tobeprovidedwithplacementof advertisingbooths inside theexhibitionandat events organizedbythe exhibition
• Thelogo placementin theTVCsof theexhibitionare shownonLEDsoutside/inside of theexhibitionhouseandthecampus of
HCMCYouthCulturalHouse
250,000 USD
PREMIUMSPONSOR
100,000 USD
GOLDSPONSOR
50,000USD
SILVERSPONSOR
30. Category Offering Term Contents
Advertising effect
(In dollars)
Benefit
Premium Gold Silver
Detail
Title PR Hall
Exhibition
period
Use the exhibition space to organize sponsor events
VIP guests at events organized by the exhibition
$ 150,000 ○
Online
Official website/SNS of
exhibition / association channels
Sponsor logo displayed on online poster (Website /
Facebook / Instagram)
$50,000 ○ ○ ○
Portal channels/articles
Introduction article / press release
Electronic letter
$30,000 ○ ○ ○
Advertising
tools
TVCs Outdoor and indoor advertising LED display $200,000 ○ ○ ○
Advertising wallpapers Large outdoor / indoor advertising hanging areas $100,000 ○ ○ ○
Advertising Booths
Area for displaying promotional booths at exhibitions /
at events organized by exhibition
$50,000 ○ ○ ○
Prints
Poster
20,000copies Logo / branding placement
$5,000 ○ ○ ○
Flyer $5,000 ○ ○
Workbook $3,000 ○ ○ ○
Admission/entranceticket
1,000,000
copies/year
Free admission tickets for companymembers $25,000 ○ ○ ○
TOTAL $618,000
SPONSORSHIP
The benefits for all packages can be customized
Expectedwithover$5,000advertisingeffectiveness.Youcan get200%advertisingeffect onyour investment.