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[[File:Junior Eurovision winners map.png|thumb|Junior Eurovision Winners|300px|right|Map showing each country's number of Junior Eurovision Song Contest wins]]
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The [[Junior Eurovision Song Contest]] is a contest held annually for children aged between 10 and 15 (8 and 15 between 2003 and 2006). The contest is held by the [[EBU]] and was based on the [[Eurovision Song Contest]], which takes place annually since [[1956]]. Only members of the [[European Broadcasting Union]] may take part in the contest. 27 countries have taken part between 2003 and 2008.The [[grey]] colour represents the countries who have withdrawn.
The [[Junior Eurovision Song Contest]] is a contest held annually for children aged between 10 and 15 (8 and 15 between 2003 and 2006). The contest is held by the [[EBU]] and was based on the [[Eurovision Song Contest]], which takes place annually since [[1956]]. Only members of the [[European Broadcasting Union]] may take part in the contest. 27 countries have taken part between 2003 and 2009.The [[grey]] colour represents the countries who have withdrawn.
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Revision as of 14:58, 14 June 2009

Participation since 2003:
  Entered at least once
  Never entered, although eligible to do so
  Entry intended, but withdrew before final
Map showing each country's number of Junior Eurovision Song Contest wins

The Junior Eurovision Song Contest is a contest held annually for children aged between 10 and 15 (8 and 15 between 2003 and 2006). The contest is held by the EBU and was based on the Eurovision Song Contest, which takes place annually since 1956. Only members of the European Broadcasting Union may take part in the contest. 27 countries have taken part between 2003 and 2009.The grey colour represents the countries who have withdrawn.

Participants

Country Debut year Number of entries Wins Broadcaster(s) Ref
 Armenia 2007 2 0 ARMTV [1]
 Belarus 2003 6 2 BTRC [1]
 Belgium 2003 6 0 VRT [A] [1]
 Bulgaria 2007 2 0 BNT [1]
 Croatia 2003 4 1 HRT [2]
 Cyprus 2003 5 0 CyBC [1]
 Denmark 2003 3 0 DR [3]
 France 2004 1 0 France Télévisions [4]
 Georgia 2007 2 1 GPB [1]
 Greece 2003 6 0 ERT [1]
 Latvia 2003 3 0 LTV [5]
 Lithuania 2007 2 0 LRT [1]
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2003 6 0 MKRTV [1]
 Malta 2003 6 0 PBS [1]
 Netherlands 2003 6 0 AVRO [1]
 Norway 2003 3 0 NRK [6]
 Poland 2003 2 0 TVP [7]
 Portugal 2006 2 0 RTP [1]
 Romania 2003 6 0 TVR [1]
 Russia 2005 4 1 RTR [1]
 Serbia 2006 3 0 RTS [1]
 Serbia and Montenegro 2005 1 0 RTS/RTCG [8]
 Spain 2003 4 1 TVE [9]
 Sweden 2003 5 0 TV4 [B] [1]
  Switzerland 2004 1 0 SF DRS [10]
 Ukraine 2006 3 0 NTU [1]
 United Kingdom 2003 3 0 ITV [11]

Shaded countries indicates those that participated in the past but will not participate in the 2009 Contest.

Notes

  • A ^ VRT and RTBF previously alternated responsibilities for the Contest. VRT, however, is now Belgium's sole representative in the Junior Contest.
  • B ^ Sveriges Television (SVT) was responsible for the representation of Sweden from 2003 until 2005. TV4 took over in 2006.

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q Participants - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  2. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  3. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  4. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  5. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  6. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  7. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  8. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  9. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  10. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
  11. ^ History - JESC www-origin.junioreurovision.tv 2007
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