Media Development Current
JULY 2011
Azerbaijan, Baku
Journalism Standards – Caucasus: Workshop on online reporting.
Bangladesh, Dhaka
Digital Audio Editing: Workshop for radio staff at Bangladesh Betar (broadcasting partner).
Cameroon, Douala
Election Reporting: Workshop for 13 radio journalists from partner stations.
Egypt, Cairo
Election Reporting: Workshop for journalists; in cooperation with the German University in Cairo and GIZ (Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit).
Germany, Berlin
Learning is Fun – Children’s Television in East Africa, Part 1: Workshop on establishing an East African children’s television network. Participants: 11 program managers and editors from Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia and Zambia.
Kenya, Nairobi
One Fine Day Film Workshops, Parts 1-3: Workshops for African filmmakers on camera technique, screenplay writing, directing, editing, producing, and sound and production design.
Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek
Central Asian Summer School of Contemporary Journalism: Ten-week workshop for participants from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Focus: reporting on ethnic conflicts, health, local politics and consumer issues. Together with OSCE Academy Bishkek.
Liberia, Monrovia
Election Reporting: Workshop for staff from Star Radio.
Mexico, Mexico City
Voces Jóvenes: Media Dialogue for eight young German journalists and eight young Latin American journalists from Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Costa Rica and Colombia.
Moldova, Chisinau
Europe Ahead: Workshop for staff from TeleRadio Moldova.
Nicaragua, Managua
Consultation project for the partner station Redpass.
Palestinian Territories, Ramallah
Citizen-oriented Local Radio: Workshop on business reporting for radio journalists.
Palestinian Territories, Ramallah
Storytelling: Workshop on structuring television reports; for TV journalists.
South Africa, Cape Town
African Stories: Production workshop for TV journalists, editors and camera operators from partner stations.
Vietnam, Ha Long City
Radio for the People, Part 2: Two-week workshop at QTV on listener participation in radio programming.