China
In China, IMS works to advance professional investigative reporting and environmental journalism in China's dynamic media community . IMS also promotes exchanges between Chinese and European media professionals to share expertise and experience across borders.
Areas
- Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism
- China
- Cooperation between public broadcasters
- Documentary film
- Media Cooperation with the Arab World and Iran
- Media monitoring
- Radio cooperation
- Strengthening journalist associations and syndicates
- Twinning
- Yemen
Archive
- Journalists' summit between Chinese and Danish climate change reporters
- COP15 sparked climate change interest in China
- Environmental and climate change journalism in China
- New opportunities for environmental and climate change journalism in China, report Feb.2010
- New Opportunities for environmental and climate change journalism in China - Chinese
- IMS steps up activities in China
- Chinese reporting on green tech solutions
- Chinese journalist visit Denmark, June 2009
- In-depth reporting seminar in the city of Zhengzhou
- Media in China prepare to go global
- The growth of media in China - and its impact on political and economic development in China
- IMS launch activities in China
- China media conference in Copenhagen
Links
Journalists' summit between Chinese and Danish climate change reporters
Chinese and Danish climate change and environmental journalists share similar challenges in their work, but clear differences still exist. Report from a summit between journalistic compatriots in summer-clad Copenhagen
COP15 sparked climate change interest in China
The UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen in 2009 helped open the eyes of the Chinese media and public to climate change and environmental issues, according to two Chinese energy and environment journalists visiting Copenhagen this week
Environmental and climate change journalism in China
Fifty years of breakneck industrialisation and economic development have had severe consequences for China's environment. Chinese media have a central role to play in spreading the "green" message. New report from IMS
New Opportunities for environmental and climate change journalism in China - Chinese
Chinese version of the report: New opportunities for environmental and climate change journalism in China".
IMS steps up activities in China
IMS is planning to increase activities in China in 2010 and 2011 following successful activities in 2009 such as a Roundtable on Investigative Journalism in Beijing and a two-day seminar on investigative journalism, involving both Chinese and British senior investigative journalists
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