Supported projects

In January 2023 Maldita.es brought together 20 journalists from across Spain for a two-day training program for journalists to equip them with practical tools to fight climate-related mis-/disinformation.

BRNO - This is the second phase of the project Visegrad Center for Environmental Cross-border Investigations.

PARIS - This project is the second phase of the West Africa Mining Monitor, an open source, GIS web application that allows journalists and civil society to analyse and investigate West Africa's mining industries as a whole.

NOVI SAD - In order to improve the capacity of independent media in the field of environmental protection, Journalismfund Europe is supporting this project aimed at small independent media outlets in the region of Vojvodina.

BERLIN - This project will train 25 environmental reporters in live journalism.

POTSDAM - The international media conference M100SC invites around 100 representatives of traditional, established and young, independent media from all over Europe and beyond to Potsdam/Germany.

IMS, with the support of the Environmental Investigative Forum, will connect regional journalism hubs from the Global South to enable peer to peer training and capacity building through knowledge exchange on best practices and challenges faced by environmental journalists worldwide.

GOTHENBURG - With support from Journalismfund Europe, GIJN is developing and organizing the Investigative Agenda for Climate Change Journalism, a groundbreaking, day-long collaborative workshop that is bringing together leading investigative journalists on climate change. 

SARAJEVO - Fokus.ba is training journalists and doing a research on air pollution in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

TAMPERE - Journalismfund.eu supports this capacity-building workshop for young Finnish journalists to upskill their Environmental Investigative expertise.