Anahita Broumandpour, a 10-year-old Iranian girl from Shiraz, was the only Iranian girl among the winners of the 26th JQA International Environmental Painting Competition for Children who won the IQNET Award. The competition is organized by the Japan Quality Assurance Agency (JQA) and the International Network of Accreditation Bodies (IQNET) and is supported by the Tokyo office of UNICEF and the Japan International Cooperation Agency. The JQA International Environmental Drawing Competition wrote about why this competition is being held: "We are organizing this competition to give the children of the future generation an opportunity to be more aware of their global environment through drawing on the theme of 'Our Earth's Environment.' Zamane Radio.

Anahita Broumandpour, a 10-year-old Iranian girl from Shiraz, was the only Iranian girl among the winners of the 26th JQA International Environmental Painting Competition for Children who won the IQNET Award. The competition is organized by the Japan Quality Assurance Agency (JQA) and the International Network of Accreditation Bodies (IQNET) and is supported by the Tokyo office of UNICEF and the Japan International Cooperation Agency. The JQA International Environmental Drawing Competition wrote about why this competition is being held: "We are organizing this competition to give the children of the future generation an opportunity to be more aware of their global environment through drawing on the theme of 'Our Earth's Environment.' Zamane Radio.