in association with African Voices for Climate Change and Conservation and MESHA-Kenya
The Crisis in African Agriculture
Media Consultation, Briefing and Writing-Reporting Workshop for Journalists from African Countries
September 14-15, 2017
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Africa has become a net importer of food – it reportedly spends US $35 billion a year on food imports. This is more than what the continent receives in total overseas development assistance. What has led to this state of affairs?
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), a leading public research and advocacy organisation of the Global South based in New Delhi, India, invites journalists in Africa to apply for attending this two-day series of consultations, discussions, briefings and skill-enhancement workshops. Scheduled to be held in Addis Ababa, the event will focus on the state of agriculture in Africa and its linkages to the changing climate in the region.
A special edition of Down To Earth, the environment-development fortnightly, would be released on the occasion.
Who is eligible to apply
All African journalists from print / online / audio-visual media, and especially those who cover agriculture, environment and climate change
Travel and accommodation support
The organisers of the event will support the travel, accommodation and food expenses of selected participants.
How to apply
Just email your application with the information filled in the following format:
Name
Designation
Media organisation
City and country
Email:
Cellphone number:
Language in which you write
Whether you will need travel and accommodation support
Last date for applying: August 20, 2017
Links for the usage guidelines and the license
To apply, please write to: Mr Souparno Banerjee, The CSE Media Resource Centre, souparno@cseindia.org
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