Climate-Energy Fellowship for Journalists

The Climate-Energy bursary will grant participants a deeper and more detailed insight into the respective topics and get the opportunity to work and specialize internationally alike.

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Project info

Countries:

Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland

Project duration:

10/17 - 02/18

Target groups:

-

Funding:

349,894.20 €

Contact info

Contact:

Vassilios Theodossiou

Implementing organisation
Partner:
  • The Clean Energy Wire

Project

The Climate-Energy bursary will grant participants a deeper and more detailed insight into the respective topics and get the opportunity to work and specialize internationally alike. In 2017, the climate-energy bursary was open to Germany applicants only to spend two months in either Poland or one of the Baltic countries. It is intended to extend the programme to other EU/EEC countries in the near future.

The programme starts with a three-day orientation conference in Berlin. Subsequently, the selected fellows begin their stay at the respective media host organizations in Poland or the Baltic States with a focus on climate and energy. Each of them receives a fellowship to help cover travel costs, accommodation and personal expenses during their stay. The programme concludes with a final meeting. The participants are asked to deliver a report of their experiences. All participants stay in touch with each other through the IJP alumni network and will start to build an expert network with counterparts of their host countries in the near future.

Background

IJP is a non-profit organization offering exchange programmes for journalists between Germany and more than 40 other countries and regions worldwide. These include the United States and Canada, Northern Europe and the Baltics, Poland, the Netherlands, Turkey, Latin America, East Asia, Russia, Southern Africa and the Middle East. The purpose of these exchanges is to allow participants to experience their host countries from a correspondent’s perspective, exchange knowledge and network within their field.

Last update: November 2024

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