European Development Journalism Grants

We support long term reporting on global development challenges.

Open to influential media organisations in France, Germany, The Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom

€ 120,000 /Avg

Deadline for applications: 8 February 2021 (deadline extended from 18 January)
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Global Health Journalism Grant for France

Stipends awarded to freelancers and journalists on staff for in-depth journalistic research on global health, health policy and development related issues published in French media.

Open to French freelancers and journalists on staff

€ 15,000 /Avg

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Innovation in Development Reporting Grant

Awarded reporting grants for productions of out-of-the-box stories on international development topics by journalists and media organisations

Open to journalists and media organisations

€ 20,000 /Avg

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Deutsches Ärzteblatt

Germany

Description

Deutsches Ärzteblatt is a German-language medical magazine published weekly by the Deutscher Ärzte Verlag. It is the official journal of the German Medical Association and the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians, distributed to all physicians in Germany.

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Funded projects

Psychological disorders caused by webcam child sex tourism

Webcam Child Sex Tourism-WCST is a growing crime. The Philippines has turned into the world's biggest source of live-stream sexual abuse. This project explores the severe psychological trauma which child victims of WCST experience.

Risky Genes: Births Defects through Cousin Marriages in Pakistan

Intermarriages are still common tradition in rural Pakistan. According to a latest UK study, high levels of cousin marriages within Pakistani communities doubled the risk of birth defects.

The Impact Of Rising NCDs On Elderly And Dementia Care In India

The story explores the consequences of the rise of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), notably dementia, in India. The country massively lacks affordable health-care facilities for those patients.