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TRUE INFO
The project’s overarching objective is to contribute to the creation of a network between media outlets and journalists covering the conflict on the ground and media professionals, stakeholders and policy makers at the European level, thus supporting the voices of local journalists, feeding the EU policy making process, and exploring the changes in geopolitical dynamics that the Russia-Ukraine conflict has brought.
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LIFE TACKLE: Teaming up for A Conscious Kick for the Legacy of Environment
As part of the LIFE programme, the project aims to increase awareness and improve waste management at football events across Europe. Euractiv is a communication partner, working with National Football Associations, local authorities and waste management companies
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The CAP in Transition
This project aims to report faithfully/accurately/in real time about the CAP as it undergoes the transition toward more sustainable agriculture but also in terms of more flexibility by the Member States via the national strategic plans.
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Reporting on stories about racism in Europe
The project’s overarching objective is to contribute to a more diverse and inclusive culture of reporting, thus fostering the shaping of new narratives representing minorities. More specifically, this project intends to investigate the needs of underrepresented minorities and bring them to the eyes and ears of European stakeholders and policy makers.
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ACoFoE: Amplify the Conference on the Future of Europe
The project aims to raise awareness and engage young people and civil society in the debate linked to the Conference on the Future of Europe.
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Agriculture in the CAPitals: Following the Transformations of the Common Agricultural Policy
Agri in the CAPitals accompanies the transition process and transformation of the new CAP architecture and implementation mechanisms across various Member States by providing fact-based, relevant and timely information and content.
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FestivalFinder.eu (a)Live Now
FestivalFinder.eu (a)Live Now is a project implemented by the European Festivals Association in partnership with the City of Bergen, Italiafestival, Summa Artium, EURACTIV Media Network and public, and supported by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Commission. The project focuses on connecting artistic actors with those enabling the arts or promoting them in Europe and at the same time increasing accessibility to cultural innovation through ONE programme in various activity lines created between art festivals, cities hosting artistic events, national collectives, the press, the academic and digital world.
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MINDSET – Moving the Ideas of Non-Discrimination: Supporting an Equality Transformation
MINDSET, funded by DG JUST, aims to promote the role of the media in raising awareness of redress mechanisms to help tackle discrimination based on ethnic origin in Europe. The project will focus on 3 EU Member States – Italy, Romania and Sweden. Thanks to the complementarity of the consortium, the project will implement 31 activities ranging from editorial and multimedia products, training workshops and legal reports.
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Teachers4Europe: Setting an agora for democratic culture
Funded by the Erasmus + programme, this project aims to support European teachers and students in fostering knowledge about the EU and create a network of active teachers who will act as multipliers. EURACTIV will contribute to the project with some ad-hoc dissemination activities.
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European Data Journalism Network (EDJNet)
EURACTIV and Fondation EURACTIV are members of the European Data Journalism Network (EDJNet), a network of independent media organisations and data newsrooms producing and promoting data-driven coverage of European topics. This project is co-funded by DG CONNECT. EDJNet has 28 members based in 14 different countries.
- Beyond Agriculture, 2020-2021 The project is implemented in 8 countries and it focuses on facilitating the treatment of the Common Agricultural Policy from technical and budgetary considerations to a more holistic view that takes into account its impact and relevance in many aspects of life (e.g. environment, health, sustainability, labour, leisure etc).
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Let’s meet Cohesion Policy: a journey through regions’ challenges and success stories, 2020-2021 The project is implemented in 6 countries and it focuses on the (overall) performance of Cohesion Policy –leaving budgetary discussions aside – and treat how regions respond to and overcome a variety of pressing challenges and citizens’ demands thanks to EU Funding. The project starts on 1 July 2020 and ends on 30 June 2021.
- The CAP: Delivering for farmers, citizens and the environment, 2019-2020
The project, implemented in 9 countries, aims to accompany the entire process leading up to the EP 2019 Elections via fact-based, informative media coverage so as to contribute to a higher level of knowledge and informed debate amongst the European electorate.
- The Road (map) to the European Parliament elections 2019: (how) the media can play a role, 2018-2019
As a recipient of the DG AGRI grant for the fifth year running, EURACTIV aims to provide information and create a debate on the CAP and its currents stakes through editorial activities at European and national level. This time the focus is on three main topics: economic, environmental and social dimensions.
- How the CAP contributes to Agricultural and Rural Regeneration, 2018-2019
As a recipient of the DG AGRI grant for the fourth year running, EURACTIV aims to provide information and create a debate on the CAP and its current stakes at EU level. We focus on the many ramification of agricultural policy and its impact on the environment, social policy, innovation.
- Spotlight on Cohesion Policy: putting Europe’s regions at the forefront, 2018-2019 Implemented across 10 EU countries, this DG REGIO grant aims to change the narrative around Cohesion Policy, explaining its relevance for both poorer and more affluent regions, highlighting its impact on the quality of life of Europeans and delivering on the EC’s 10 Priorities.
- Do we take the CAP for granted? The contribution of the Common Agricultural Policy to Europe’s quality of life, 2017-2018
Using the EURACTIV media platform and its editorial services, the project focuses in particular in communicating the real contributions of the CAP to EU citizens’ quality of life and the implications of the CAP in four main policy areas: environment, energy and climate change; European agri-food quality; the social dimension and growth; the economic dimension and investment. The project is implemented in Brussels and in 11 other Member States: France, Germany, the UK, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Greece, the Czech Republic, Spain, Italy and Portugal. The project in the latter three countries has respectively implemented by media partners EFEAgro, Class Editori and Lusa.
- Informing citizens of the role and relevance of the European Parliament in a changing Europe
The project aims to communicate the European Parliament’s involvement in topical areas and issues that affect European citizens in a changing Europe. We focus on two main topic areas: jobs, growth and investment; and security, migration and fundamental rights. The event is implemented in 8 countries involving the EURACTIV Network partners as well as other media partners.
- SSIX – Social Sentiment Indices powered by X-Scores. The SSIX project aimed at providing European SMEs with easy to interpret metrics to analyse and understand social media users attitudes for any given subject. As explained in this short video, this will help SMEs increase their revenues as well as improve their investment decision process. EURACTIV was the main dissemination partner for this Horizon 2020 project, 2015-2018.
- Connecting the EP and Europe’s young citizens through a European media network – Building bridges through debate between youth and MEPs. Using EURACTIV’s pan-European network, the project’s objective was to engage younger audiences through media treatment of topics of interest to them and show how the European Parliament has an impact on European youth. The project included 8 countries where youth faces different challenges such as unemployment or migration, 2016-2017.
- Communicating the challenges facing the CAP, 2016-2017 This project is designed to generate informed debate, raise awareness and exchange best practices around the challenges facing the CAP using the EURACTIV media platform and its editorial services, such as this infographic summarising the main facts about the CAP. The project was implemented in Brussels and in 4 key Member States among the largest CAP recipients: Germany, France, Spain and the UK. The project aims at linking the CAP with other Commission’s priorities such as job creation and growth, the Digital Agenda and modernization.
- STYLE – Strategic Transitions for Youth Labour in Europe, 2014-2017 The aim of this research project was to conduct a comparative EU wide analysis of policies aimed at overcoming youth unemployment, assessing the effectiveness of relevant labour market and social policies. EURACTIV was the main dissemination partner of the project, ensuring editorial coverage on its main website of youth (un)employment policies and raising visibility of the project among policy-makers and stakeholders, as explained by Natalie Sarkic-Todd, EURACTIV Senior Director, in this short video,
- Communicating the new CAP: How the reformed CAP supports sustainable food supply, environmental protection, innovation and growth, 2015-2016 The aim was to communicate to rural actors and other relevant stakeholders the implications and challenges of the implementation of the reformed CAP, in particular the food supply chain, the effects on the environment, the importance of innovation in farming and rural development. The project was implemented in Brussels and France, Greece, Italy, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and the UK.
- EU Community, 2014-2017
A tool to provide decision-makers with better policy options by combining social media interactions, expert contributors, document curation and visual analysis, as well as online and offline tools.
- Visibility of the Slovak Presidency of the Council of the European Union, 2016 We provided editorial coverage on euractiv.com and we organised a stakeholder workshop on one of the priorities of the Presidency.
- Visibility of the Committee of the Regions, 2014-2015 We provided editorial coverage on euractiv.com and euractiv.fr and published the Special Reports “Cities and regions against climate change” (in English and French) and “Investment for Regions” (in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Polish).
- European Parliament’s information campaign on the European Elections, 2014 (Subcontractor for media strategy and support services). Included in-depth, independent media coverage on 11 websites, analysis and recommendations for the EP’s communication tools and media strategy, video debates between MEPs and stakeholders, national and regional media seminars, media partnerships, and multi-media series on the frontiers of the EU.