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"Strengthening What Works: Investing in the Future of Public Interest Media in Armenia, Moldova, and Ukraine" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Strengthening What Works: Investing in the Future of Public Interest Media in Armenia, Moldova, and Ukraine is sponsored by International Fund for Public Interest Media (IFPIM). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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We fund public interest media Independent journalism has never mattered more Sustaining it has never been harder The International Fund For Public Interest Media We work to secure a sustainable future for independent media. Through direct grants to media outlets and strategic partnerships with policymakers, industry, technologists, and academia, we support durable solutions to sustain journalism in the age of AI.
We operate in low and middle-income markets across four regions: Africa and the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Eastern Europe. Grantee End-2024 Key Data Points media organizations supported countries with active grants average grant amount (USD) of grantees increased their total revenue of grantees increased the audience reach of their content Operating for over 30 years, ZN.
UA is a highly respected and widely trusted independent media outlet in Ukraine, most recently known for its coverage of the ongoing war. ZN. UA provides round-the-clock, verified, and objective news reports, as well as analytical articles that raise public awareness and hold authorities accountable.
With over three million unique monthly users, ZN. UA serves both a local and international readership and its coverage spans a wide array of topics. ZN.
UA’s commitment to maintaining high reporting standards sets a benchmark for other media players in the field. ZN. UA is keen to engage younger audiences and sees them as key to Ukraine's future.
Going forward it will prioritize exploring and experimenting with how its in-depth, analytical content can be adapted to formats that appeal to younger demographics. Zuunii Medee (Mongolia) is the country's second-oldest legacy print newspaper, having operated for more than 30 years with a motto: "Journalism in defense of the public".
The publication is highly influential and helps set the daily news agenda for television and online media. The International Fund is supporting Zuunii Medee's digital transformation over the next three years.
The Conversation Indonesia Established in 2017, The Conversation Indonesia (TCID) publishes evidence-based content on public interest issues, integrating scientific information into everyday conversations to build an informed citizenry in Indonesia. Its contributor partnerships with academics and researchers are known and have been credited with developing TCID's brand niche and credibility.
With the International Fund's support, TCID looks to build and attract younger audiences that are interested in evidence-based content, delivered in a manner that speaks to younger millenials and Gen Z. Ub. life (Mongolia) is a unique independent digital news platform specifically tailored for younger audiences, with a dedicated and loyal following.
The organization's core content areas include domestic and international news, opinion pieces, culture, and lifestyle. It also publishes Gereg, a Mongolian-language quarterly print magazine in collaboration with the New York Times. With the International Fund's support, the outlet will further diversify its content offering and explore opportunities to strengthen its financial resilience.
Operating for over 30 years, ZN. UA is a highly respected and widely trusted independent media outlet in Ukraine, most recently known for its coverage of the ongoing war. ZN.
UA provides round-the-clock, verified, and objective news reports, as well as analytical articles that raise public awareness and hold authorities accountable. With over three million unique monthly users, ZN. UA serves both a local and international readership and its coverage spans a wide array of topics.
ZN. UA’s commitment to maintaining high reporting standards sets a benchmark for other media players in the field. ZN.
UA is keen to engage younger audiences and sees them as key to Ukraine's future. Going forward it will prioritize exploring and experimenting with how its in-depth, analytical content can be adapted to formats that appeal to younger demographics. Zuunii Medee (Mongolia) is the country's second-oldest legacy print newspaper, having operated for more than 30 years with a motto: "Journalism in defense of the public".
The publication is highly influential and helps set the daily news agenda for television and online media. The International Fund is supporting Zuunii Medee's digital transformation over the next three years.
The Conversation Indonesia Established in 2017, The Conversation Indonesia (TCID) publishes evidence-based content on public interest issues, integrating scientific information into everyday conversations to build an informed citizenry in Indonesia. Its contributor partnerships with academics and researchers are known and have been credited with developing TCID's brand niche and credibility.
With the International Fund's support, TCID looks to build and attract younger audiences that are interested in evidence-based content, delivered in a manner that speaks to younger millenials and Gen Z. Ub. life (Mongolia) is a unique independent digital news platform specifically tailored for younger audiences, with a dedicated and loyal following.
The organization's core content areas include domestic and international news, opinion pieces, culture, and lifestyle. It also publishes Gereg, a Mongolian-language quarterly print magazine in collaboration with the New York Times. With the International Fund's support, the outlet will further diversify its content offering and explore opportunities to strengthen its financial resilience.
Forging a network of media outlets for collaboration and geographic reach in Argentina To address news deserts, where communities have little access to independent news and information, the Buenos Aires-based non-profit media outlet Chequeado launched the Federal Network of Innovative Journalism (RPI) in January 2025 with International Fund support.
Founded in 2010, Chequeado aims to enhance public debate and democracy in Argentina through fact-checking, investigative journalism and innovation. The International Fund Invites New Funding Proposals from Independent Media in Ukraine, Moldova and Armenia Launched today, the International Fund has issued a new Open Call for proposals for grant support for independent media in Ukraine, Moldova and Armenia.
The call for grant proposals, entitled Strengthening What Works: Investing in the Future of Public Interest Media in Armenia, Moldova, and Ukraine, aims to support independent media organisations in building more financially sustainable and resilient operations. International Fund Board Appoints Former Prime Minister of Moldova as Newest Board Member The International Fund is delighted to welcome Natalia Gavrilița to its Board.
Responsible for setting the Fund's strategy and ensuring delivery against its mission, the Board comprises leading experts from across media, civil society, multilateralism, and academia. Lebanon's independent media outlets are covering an extraordinarily complex set of events and power dynamics, while also fighting to survive within them.
News outlets face escalating political pressure, legal harassment, and coordinated defamation campaigns designed to undermine their credibility, and to silence critical voices.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Independent media organizations operating in Ukraine, Moldova, and Armenia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows approximately USD 200,000 (average). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was July 26, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Strengthening What Works: Investing in the Future of Public Interest Media in Armenia, Moldova, and Ukraine is funded by International Fund for Public Interest Media (IFPIM). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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The International Fund For Public Interest Media is sponsored by International Fund for Public Interest Media (IFPIM). IFPIM works to secure a sustainable future for independent media through direct grants to media outlets and strategic partnerships. They support durable solutions to sustain journalism in the age of AI, operating in low and middle-income markets across Africa and the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Eastern Europe.
International Fund for Public Interest Media is sponsored by International Fund for Public Interest Media (IFPIM). IFPIM is a global organization that raises funds from government and private sources to support independent journalism around the world. Its goal is to strengthen independent media outlets through new sources of transnational funding, improved business practices, and expanded audience reach and engagement. Media outlets in danger of extinction or capture, particularly in Eastern Europe, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Africa and the Middle East, are primary beneficiaries.
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