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- 2011 Games etc.). (1)
- A meeting for Oceanian professionals The TV channel managers from the South Pacific take advantage of FIFO to see all the competing films. However this conference is also an opportunity to forge and foster professional contacts in a vast region comprisin (1)
- Angola (2)
- Bostwana (1)
- Burkina Faso (2)
- Canal France International (1)
- Cape Verde (3)
- Comoros (2)
- Cook Islands (1)
- Egypt (1)
- Eritrea (1)
- Ethiopia (1)
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- France (1)
- French Polynesia (2)
- Gambia (1)
- Ghana (1)
- Guinea Bissau (1)
- Guinea-Bissau (1)
- Ivory Coast (1)
- Kenya (3)
- Lesotho (1)
- Liberia (1)
- Madagascar (2)
- Malawi (1)
- Mauritius (2)
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- Mozambique (3)
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- Vanuatu (1)
- Vanuatu and Wallis and Futuna. Given these cultural and geographical challenges (1)
- Wallis and Futuna (1)
- Zambia (1)
- Zanzibar (1)
- Zimbabwe (1)
- and thanks to the facilities made available by the Tahiti Maison de la Culture (1)
- born during the coverage of the South Pacific Games in Apia (1)
- is continuing to back the development of Oceanian partners. A network to be boosted The executives from Oceanian televisions invited to the conference represent 11 South Pacific countries or territories: the Cook Islands (1)
- jointly in charge of organising this conference (1)
- new projects for regional coverage will see the light of day (Arts Festival (1)
- opening up opportunities for joint productions and the pooling of talents. Synergy to be harnessed There is a host of political (1)
- sports and cultural events in Oceania. However the modest resources available to individual televisions for covering one of these events alone obviously hinders the smooth flow of regional information. The same goes for the promotion of local cultural div (1)
- technological progress offers new possibilities for all to contribute to certain projects. The very thrust of the conference is to foster dialogue (1)
- the Fiji Islands (1)
- the French operator of cooperation initiatives through television (1)
- the Solomon Islands (1)
- which is mostly pared down to only major events. The first edition of the “Conference for Oceanian Televisions” has already led to synergy between these televisions. By relying on this dynamic (1)
Promoting heritage
CFI is committed towards promoting audiovisual heritage in favour of local productions. The agency assists public radio and television in outlining a policy to safeguard and promote their archives. This issue is additionally shared by the Ministry of European and Foreign Affairs, and falls within the framework of the archive image plan.
Results : 19
The Way from Tahrir #2, follow up of the Egyptian web documentary
In October 2011, 12 journalists gathered in Cairo for a 4M workshop built the first Egyptian web documentary. They met up again in March 2012 to carry on with their work.
CFI raises exceptional funds of €300 000 to boost UNESCO's actions to support the media
Facing a 22% cut to its budget following the United States' decision to withdraw funding, UNESCO had no choice but to sideline a major part of its commitments in October in a bid to save 35 million dollars.
First seminar for partners in English-speaking Africa
On 7 and 8 October 2010, CFI organised its first seminar for programming managers from English-language television channels in Nairobi.
Interviews with Ethel Ruby Johnson (SLBC), and Macharia Koigi (ITV)
After a 2-day seminar with CFI staff, Ethel Ruby Johnson, Programme Manager at SLBC (Sierra Leone), and Macharia Koigi, Channe Director of ITV (Tanzania) report back.
Cooperating with English-language TV channels: the Plan Images Archives scheme
CFI commits to TV partners through its project to preserve and leverage archives in East Africa.
Training course on producing documentaries in Pakistan
Pakistani general-interest TV channel HUM TV has called on CFI to upgrade its journalists’ grasp of writing, shooting and editing short documentaries. Three workshops were conducted in Karachi between 16 October and 5 November 2010, led by Auberi Edler, author-director and Marc Delassaussé, editor. The outcome: the journalists produced three top-quality documentaries: Adhay Adhoory, The Last Dancer and Janu.
2nd seminar for TV partners in Portuguese-speaking Africa
Building on the success of the first round table for directors of TV channels in Portuguese-speaking Africa, in Sao Tome and Principe in 2009, CFI organised a second seminar on 8 and 9 July 2010, in Maputo (Mozambique), to foster sharing and discussion between these TV channels.
CFI’s TV partners in Portuguese-speaking Africa
Since 1996, CFI has had five Portuguese-language TV partners in Africa: TVM (Mozambique), TPA (Angola), RTC (Cape Verde), TVS (Sao Tome and Principe) and RTGB (Guinea-Bissau).
In Mozambique: an ongoing relationship with TVM
Since 2005, CFI has regularly conducted cooperation initiatives with the Mozambique state TV channel.
Protecting and Promoting Archives in Kenya : interview with Monica Waceke, Programme Director at the KBC (Kenya Broadcasting Corporation)
As part of the Plan Images Archives scheme initiated by the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs (MAEE) in 2003, CFI launched the “Protecting and Promoting Archives” project for the state TV channels in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania on 15 September, in Nairobi. This initiative, scheduled to run over 18 months, aims to put forward new technical and strategic directions for these TV channels.
