EIT Food organizes a Journalism Award in Agri-food Innovation and Sustainability nationally (specifically, journalists from Spain, Italy e Portugal).
THEobiettivo of the award is that of spreading good habits and healthy initiatives in society, generating collaborative relationships with the media and enhancing the objectives for which EIT was created.
There is a financial reward of 1.500 euro for the first place need 700 € for the according to. The award represents a support for the journalist's activity, a stimulus for other new actions and a boost to his public image as a reference point for good journalistic practices.
- general objectives of the prize are:
While among the specific goals we find:
Those who are regularly registered with the Order of Journalists and between 1° September 2021 and August 30th, 2022, individually or in a group, has published, transmitted or disseminated in Italy through press, radio, television or digitally their journalistic works.
Le application must be submitted no later than 15 September 2022 through the official platform of Eit Food.
For more information go directly to the website of EIT
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