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Boosting Fact-Checking in Europe

March 6 @ 8:00 - 17:00

BOOSTING FACT-CHECKING IN EUROPE - 5TH ROUND

financial
newsletter

OPENING
DATE

02-11-2021

DEADLINE
DATE

30-06-2023

SUBMISSION
LANGUAGE

English

MAXIMUM
VALUE

80.000,00 €

PERCENTAGE
OF FINANCING

100%

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Who?

Proposals from individual entities are eligible if submitted by:

  • Small-sized independent fact-checking and news media organisations with up to 50 employees, and up to € 10 million turnover or € 10 million total balance sheet;
  • Non-governmental Organisations;
  • Universities;
  • Research centres;
  • Educational institutions;
  • Non-profit organisations.

Proposals from consortia are eligible if submitted by:

  • Any of the entities mentioned above;
  • News media organisations, including for-profit entities of any status or size, on condition that the consortium also integrate one or more entities mentioned above.

In the context of the ongoing Russia – Ukraine conflict this Call for Proposals is currently accepting applications that contemplate collaborations with fact-checking and media organisation and/or journalists operating in Ukraine. Though Ukrainian organisations are not eligible as funded partners, costs pertaining to such collaborations, namely subcontracting costs, will be considered as eligible.

What?

Urgent actions: Projects designed to increase coverage, depth, and speed of fact-checking activities by organisations that commit to producing regular flows of fact-checks:

  • In connection to critical events (e.g., elections, public health or public security crises, etc.), which may be likely targets of disinformation campaigns in one or more European countries; and/or
  • Aimed at improving the detection and understanding of disinformation narratives in topical areas of public interest.

Scale-up projects: free-lance collaborations within newsrooms and/or the integration of state-of-the-art technologies for content verification and media and social media monitoring.

Eligibility

The following types of activities are eligible for both priorities:

  • Journalistic investigations and fact-checking activities;
  • Production of original content in the form of articles (fact-checks);
  • Awareness and dissemination actions, including conferences, seminars, events;
  • Actions aiming at the creation and improvement of networks, exchanges of good practices, and uptake of innovative methodologies and relevant technologies.

Additionally, for priority Scale-Up projects, the following types of activities are also eligible:

  • Integration of complementary skills via additional human resources in Newsrooms;
  • Usage of innovative tools improving the efficiency of fact-checking (e.g., by facilitating online content verification or network analysis).

Funding

Urgent Actions: Max: €55.000/6 Months

Scale-Up Projects: Max: €80.000/12 Months

Documents
and Forms

Organisation: European Media and Information Fund | Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation

More information in: BOOSTING FACT-CHECKING ACTIVITIES IN EUROPE

NOTE: The Opening Date in the description may be different from the real Call Opening date: Real Opening Date

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Details

Date:
March 6
Time:
8:00 - 17:00
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