DEADLINE: 13 AUGUST
This is an opportunity provided by the Wealth of Nations – Illicit finance (NORAD) programme: Find out more
Thomson Reuters Foundation, in partnership with the Institute for the Advancement of Journalism, is looking for journalists based anywhere in Africa who are motivated to understand how their country could be losing money via illicit means.
Wealth of Nations is a long-term engagement, and journalists who take part must commit to all elements of the scheme, signing an agreement to this effect. These elements include:
The production of stories on illicit financial flows
Journalists will not be considered to have completed the scheme until they have completed all the elements, which include producing at least one story on illicit financial flows and will not receive their certificates until this point.
Benefits of the scheme
ELIGIBILITY
What we are looking for
Please note that if you have previously attended a Wealth of Nations programme at any point or a TRF training in the last 12 months you are not eligible for this course.
FUNDING
Successful applicants will receive a full bursary that will cover air travel expenses (economy class), accommodation, local transfers and meals. Please note that you need to check visa requirements and ensure you have the necessary documentation required. The cost of your visa and any other related costs will be the responsibility of the participant.
If you should be selected for the mentoring programme, the maximum story grant we can provide is USD 500. Please note that grants awarded vary depending on the anticipated resources required to complete the story. Any proposed costs without a detailed explanation will not be considered.
SUBMISSIONS
• Two work samples
• A letter from your editor consenting to your participation and confirming that they will publish any story produced through the programme
Please have these ready before you begin the form.
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