Journalists can submit investigative reporting proposals to compete for a grant.
Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ) will offer grants supporting investigative ideas submitted by journalists from Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Tunisia, Bahrain, Iraq, Palestine and Yemen.
Proposals should be original and innovative, and present a specific angle. Applicants must tackle a problem or phenomenon in the community, following a systematic approach supported by facts and documents.
Grants will cover all expenses of enrollment, traveling, accommodation and translation for documents, in addition to scientific and laboratory tests and analyses needed for the report. Candidates must send a budget outlining all expenses, along with the application form.
Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ) will offer grants supporting investigative ideas submitted by journalists from Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Tunisia, Bahrain, Iraq, Palestine and Yemen.
Proposals should be original and innovative, and present a specific angle. Applicants must tackle a problem or phenomenon in the community, following a systematic approach supported by facts and documents.
Grants will cover all expenses of enrollment, traveling, accommodation and translation for documents, in addition to scientific and laboratory tests and analyses needed for the report. Candidates must send a budget outlining all expenses, along with the application form.
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