Ogilvy Pakistan’s ‘Naming the invisible by digital birth registration’ for Telenor Pakistan won its second Grand Prix at Cannes Lions on Thursday, this time in Mobile.
The campaign, in which Telenor teamed up with Unicef to provide a digital path to registration for the more than 60 million children in Pakistan who cannot get a birth certificate due to social and economic factors, won the Grand Prix in Media earlier this week.
Winners were also announced today in Brand Experience & Activation, Creative Effectiveness, Radio & Audio, Mobile and Innovation.
See all our Cannes Lions 2021 coverage Wieden & Kennedy Portland won the Grand Prix in Creative Effectiveness for its Nike work, ‘Crazy dreams’.
The brand released ‘Dream crazy’, featuring NFL player Colin Kaepernick, in September 2018, and followed it up in 2019 with ‘Dream crazier’ and ‘Dream further’, which focused on female athletes.
‘Dream crazy’ won the Cannes Lions Grands Prix in Outdoor and Entertainment for Sport in 2019.
Elsewhere, Burger King’s ‘Stevenage challenge’ picked up a third Grand Prix in Brand Experience & Activation, having bagged the top prize in both Direct and Social & Influencer on Tuesday.
A second Grand Prix in Brand Experience & Activation was awarded to Mastercard’s ‘True name’ by McCann New York.
In Radio & Audio, there was a second Grand Prix for Woojer campaign ‘Sick beats’, which added the prize to its success in the Pharma Lions on Monday.
In the Innovation Lions, the Grand Prix went to Wunderman Thompson Buenos Aires for Unilever’s ‘Degree inclusive deodorant’.
Creative Effectiveness
W&K Portland also won a gold and a silver for Nike, while FCB New York won a gold and a bronze for Burger King’s ‘The Whopper detour’.
The only other gold winner was Leo Burnett Madrid for Pernod Ricard’s ‘The time we have left’.
There were no Asia-Pacific winners in this category.
Brand Experience & Activation
From the UK, McCann London won a gold, a silver and two bronze Lions for Xbox, ‘The birth of gaming tourism’. Uncommon Creative Studio won a gold, a silver and a bronze for H&M Man’s ‘One/second/suit’. And there was one bronze each for Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, Elvis and Havas London.
Two gold Lions were awarded to US entrants, one each to BBDO New York for Color of Change, ‘Pedestal project’, and FCB Chicago for City of Chicago, ‘Boards of change’.
McCann New York won two silver Lions, while Area 23, Epic Games, FCB New York and The Community took one each.
From APAC, Ogilvy Singapore won a silver for ‘Please arrest me’ for RIT Foundation. There were six bronze Lions for Nippon Design Center’s ‘Pleasant, somehow’ for Ryohin Keikaku; Ogilvy Taiwan and Ogilvy Hong Kong’s ‘Uni-form’ for Vogue; FCB Interface Mumbai’s ‘The punishing signal’ for Mumbai Police; Wunderman Thompson Bangkok’s ‘Stay home miles exchange’ for Thai Airways; Clemenger BBDO’s ‘Pitvertising’ for Rexona; and Ogilvy Australia’s ‘Michelin impossible’ for KFC.
There were two bronzes each for David Madrid and Miami (for Burger King), and FCB Canada with Google VR. 72andSunny LA, Area 23, Droga5 New York, FCB New York, Mojo Supermarket, Small and The Community each won a bronze Lion.
Radio & Audio
There were three gold winners from the US: Luckie, Duluth for Bridge Senior Living’s “Radio Recliner”, Area 23 for Woojer, and Edelman New York for Unilever’s “A new jingle for a new era”.
Three other agencies won a gold Lion: AKQA São Paulo for Beck’s, David Madrid for Burger King, and Dublin’s Rothco for Warner Music Group.
There were two silvers awarded to US entrants, one each for FCB Chicago and Area 23. There were also two silvers each for entrants from Brazil and Spain, and one each from Canada and Uruguay.
From APAC, AKQA Melbourne won a silver for ‘Action audio’ for Tennis Australia.
Two US agencies each won a bronze Lion: Luckie, Duluth and The Bloc, New York.
Mobile
US entrants won three golds in Mobile: one each for BBDO New York for Color of Change, Digitas Boston for the JFK Presidential Library and Museum’s ‘JFK moonshot’, and TBWA\Media Arts Lab LA for Apple’s ‘Shot on iPhone by Damien Chazelle’.
There were also golds for AKQA São Paulo for Netflix, Gut São Paulo for Mercado Livre, and AKQA São Paulo and Melbourne for Instituto Raoni.
Four US entrants each won a silver—TBWA\Media Arts Lab LA, 140NYC/Verizon/Metropolitan College of New York, Google Creative Lab New York and Area 23—as did one UK entrant, McCann Bristol.
From APAC, Cheil India won a silver for ‘Now, words aren’t just heard, but felt’ for Samsung, and Ogilvy Pakistan’s ‘Naming the invisible by digital birth registration’ for Telenor Pakistan also won a silver.
Bronze Lions went to Wunderman Thompson Bangkok’s ‘Stay home miles exchange’ for Thai Airways, AKQA Melbourne and AKQA São Paulo’s ‘Code of conscience’ for Instituto Raoni; Dentsu Webchutney Mumbai’s ‘The 8-bit journo’ for Vice; and Special Auckland and Special Sydney’s ‘Good morning world’ for Tourism New Zealand.
Three UK agencies each won a bronze—McCann London, McCann Bristol and Adam & Eve/DDB—and so did two US agencies: R/GA New York and 72 and Sunny.
Innovation
Aside from the Grand Prix, only four other prizes were awarded in this category, with no golds. The only silver went to Area 23 for Woojer’s ‘Sick beats’. There were no APAC winners.
Originally published at Campaign asia