With the European Cross-Border Grants, Journalismfund.eu supports professional journalists who have good ideas for cross-border investigation and for research on European affairs. The stories must be relevant for European target groups.
Money Trail offers working grants for mixed teams of African, Asian and European journalists to investigate cross-border illicit financial flows, tax abuse and corruption in Africa, Asia and Europe.
The Pascal Decroos Fund awards grants to distinctive journalistic projects. The grant gives experienced as well as young journalists the chance to execute their investigative ideas and by doing so, contribute to quality investigative journalism in Flanders.
Investigate Europe is a team of nine experienced journalists from eight European countries who research as a multinational team. They share, merge and crosscheck facts – tackling the usual national bias. They point out responsible transnational structures and actors in issues of European-wide relevance to make it possible to hold those in power accountable.
The purpose of the European Investigative Collaborations or EIC.Network is the joint reporting and publication of investigative journalism with a focus on European topics to understand how power structures affect European communities.
Flanders Connects Continents was a project that offered working grants for intercontinental teams of investigative journalists consisting of at least one Flemish and one Sub-Sahara African journalist. The project was run by Journalismfund.eu under its Flemish Pascal Decroos Fund grant programme.
Connecting Continents was a pilot project offering working grants for mixed teams of African and European journalists to investigate financial governance in Africa. The project was launched by Journalismfund.eu in cooperation with Oxfam Novib.
