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Find similar grantsEuropean Media Hubs is sponsored by European Commission. Supports independent reporting on EU affairs by European-level newsrooms to improve the consumption of plural and independent news on EU affairs.
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European Media Hubs - 2023 | Shaping Europe’s digital future European Media Hubs - 2023 Closing: 25 September 2023 Getty Images - South Agency Discover the results of this call for proposals. Find out about the new latest call for European Media Hubs .
Objective of the call for proposals The core objective of the call is to contribute to increased production and consumption of plural and independent information on European affairs across the European Union, and in the longer term a larger engagement of people in the EU with European news and affairs, increased levels of trust in media and an informed public debate.
The added value of such hubs would be to go beyond local/national/regional perspectives and integrate viewpoints from all over the EU, with a view to creating a common understanding of our continental challenges and opportunities and fuel a more democratic debate.
The call is open to news media organisations and organisations active in the media sector focusing on reporting in EU Member States and established in an EU Member State, or in a candidate/potential candidate country. Proposals must be submitted by consortia of at least 5 applicants from 5 different eligible countries. The maximum co-financing rate of is 80% of the total eligible costs.
The Commission expects to fund 2 to 3 proposals, with an expected duration of 24 months. Grant amounts will range between €1. 5 million and €4 million.
The Commission reserves the right not to distribute all the funds available and applicants are reminded that budget-cost effectiveness is part of the award criteria. The call for proposals, application forms and all relevant documents are available further down (if reading in another language, consult the English original for call documents). Questions on the call can be sent to CNECT-NEWSMEDIA@ec.
europa. eu until 5 working days before the deadline. All questions and answers will be published, anonymously, on this page.
This call is part of the EU’s Multimedia Actions and follows the publication of a previous call in 2021 . Feel free to consult the results of the previous call. You can consult an overview of the EU support to the news media sector.
2- Grant Application Form - Part A 3- Grant Application Form - Part B 4 - Estimated budget form (Annex 2 to the Model Grant Agreement) 5 - Financial capacity check table 6 - Declaration on Standards and Independence 7a - Model Declaration of honour - Beneficiary 7b - Model Declaration of honour - Affiliated entity 8 - Model Grant Agreement 9 - Model Grant Agreement - Annex 2a 10 - Model Grant Agreement - Annex 5 12 - Legal entity form - private 13 - Legal entity form - public 15 - Declaration on Honour (DoH) partner
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