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Economic upturn
CFI supports media in preparing and covering major political, social and economic events. By way of example, during elections, CFI is able to provide training to people in the media so as to ensure unbiased and neutral information to electors. Allowing people to understand the manifestos of candidates appears to be a very complex operation in some countries. CFI offers the keys to allow journalists to prepare interviews, organise debates an cover election evenings.
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“From war journalism to journalism in peacetime Conference in Libya - 11 and 12 April 2012
A year on from the outbreak of war in Libya, CFI is organising a conference on the transition from war journalism to journalism in peacetime, in partnership with the Benghazi Media Center and press agency Aroos Al Bahr.
DoKu: six Iraqi directors in Paris
Ali, San, Awat, Tavga, Hakar and Heshu are the six Iraqi directors who in 2011 embarked on the DoKu adventure, initiated by the association Alterdoc and supported by CFI. CFI invited them to Paris from 30 January to 6 February 2012, so they could showcase their films.
CFI media rebuilding initiatives in Haiti, two years after the quake
On 12 January, two years will have passed since the terrible earthquake which hit Haiti, with a death toll of 250,000. Since then, CFI has been involved in rebuilding the Haitian media scene, initially implementing emergency measures, then drawing up a medium-term reconstruction plan including consulting, training, customised coaching and support by way of a host of initiatives set up to achieve tangible media structuring.
CFI and Haïti
In the aftermath of the earthquake on 12 January 2010, CFI has been moving to participate in the reconstruction of the TV channel, via training and consulting initiatives, as well as stepping up the supply of programmes.
Reporting on the economy in the DRC
In October 2009, CFI instigated its first "Reporting on the economy and investigative journalism" training workshop for 13 journalists from private TV channels in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Three workshops will be organised in Kinshasa and Lubumbashi between October 2009 and February 2010.
