Davide Mancini is a Italian freelance multimedia journalist focusing on environmental issues linked with Europe and European consumption.

He collaborates frequently with other journalists for cross-border investigations, reportages and documentaries. His work combines a European perspective with storytelling from the ground, focusing on the supply chain of products we are offered everyday.  He was a VICE-Knight Innovator fellow at the City University of New York and a Mundus Journalism alumni.

His current focus is on environmental issues in Southern Europe and his works have been published by VoxEurop, Euronews, la Repubblica, Domani, Il Fatto Quotidiano. He worked for PICUM, a human rights advocacy NGO based in Brussels, and he founded an awarded video-based news platform, Media Vox Pop. He was a VICE-Knight Innovator fellow at City University of New York and a Mundus Journalism alumni.

Davide Mancini

Basic information

Name
Davide Mancini
Title
Multimedia journalist
Expertise
Environmental issues in Southern Europe
Country
Spain
City
Granada
Twitter
@davidewop
Links

Supported projects

Nutrient Overload in Europe

  • Agriculture
  • Environment

RONCILIONE / CAMPO DE CARTAGENA – The EU aims to reduce fertiliser overuse, but it faces the resistance of the industry and farmers alike. This investigation examines the cases of two hotspots in Italy and Spain, scrutinizing contamination drivers and assessing health, environmental, and economic consequences.

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EU regulations triggering illegal fishing in Tunisia and Libya

  • Environment
  • Fishing industry

KERKENNAH ISLANDS - In Tunisia, artisanal fishers are facing depleted fish stocks as a result of illegal bottom trawling.

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Lucifer's Spell

  • Environment

SARDINIA - EVIA - The Mediterranean basin is a hotspot of the climate crisis, with average temperatures rising above global trends. Heat waves, droughts and a combination of anthropogenic factors are provoking new generations of wildfires that are devastating for ecosystems and for human societies.

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