Journalismfund.eu | Facilitating investigative and independent journalism

Grants

European Cross-border Grants

With the awarded European Cross-Border Grant programme, Journalismfund.eu supports (since 2009) professional journalists who have good ideas for cross-border investigation and for research on European affairs.

The next application round will be in 2021.

Journalismfund.eu LOCAL (pilot)

With this pilot project, Journalismfund.eu aims at addressing the shortage of local independent journalism by awarding grants to local investigative journalistic projects in Belgium and the Netherlands and stimulating cross-border collaboration.

Pascal Decroos Fund

The Pascal Decroos Fund is Journalismfund.eu's oldest grant programme (since 1999) that strives to advance investigative journalism in the Flemish media. It awards grants to distinctive journalistic projects that are published or broadcast in Flemish media.

Next application deadline will be in the first quarter of 2021.

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Supported projects

The Offshore Markets of Human Bodies (Surrogacy and Egg Donor Networks Inside and Outside Europe)

Veolia's hot waters : how the French company violated Bulgarian regulations

Syphoning development money: Tanzanian involved in robbing of $176 million

Jailbirds

The European network of terror

Kenyan Oil Project Had Environmental Concerns Months Ahead of World Bank Investment

The Fishy Trade From Sierra Leone to Italy

Epilogue of a Cycling Era

The secret seizures

Portugal on sale: who benefits from the race for lithium?

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Supported projects since 1998

News

Additional application round for Money Trail Grants

Teams of journalists can still apply until 14 December for a grant to investigate cross-border illicit financial flows and corruption in Africa, Asia and Europe.

Additional application round for Money Trail Grants

2020-11-12

Teams of journalists can still apply until 14 December for a grant to investigate cross-border illicit financial flows and corruption in Africa, Asia and Europe.

The European Press Prize is open for entries

2020-10-29

The 2021 edition of the European Press Prize is open for entries from October 1 until December 11, 2020.

Prestigious award for Bette Dam

2020-09-30

AMSTERDAM - Dutch journalist Bette Dam wins 'De Loep', the most important award for investigative journalism in the Netherlands and Flanders, with her book 'In search of the enemy'. This book was realised with the support of Journalismfund.eu.

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Upcoming Events

18Jan

21Jan

Workshop

Course - Finding Stories with Data

You’ve heard people talking about data journalism, but don’t know where to start? Then this course is for you.

In four workshops you will learn what data is available and how to find it, how to interrogate it and find facts or patterns in it which will lead, inform and enhance the stories you tell.

London (virtual)

8Feb

12Feb

Workshop

Course - Story-Based Inquiry Method

This four-part online course, which takes place over four consecutive days, gives you the basics for starting, deepening, organising and writing an investigative report.

London (virtual)