Mekong Matters: Development and the Mekong Delta
The Mekong Delta in Southern Vietnam produces more than half of the country’s rice, and its land and water supports the lives of millions. But the delta is undergoing many changes due to climate change and challenges from upstream development such as increased infrastructure, modern farming practices, and irrigation projects. Are you a Mekong-area journalist who reports on social and environmental issues around development? Want to explore new angles to tell balanced stories about these issues? At the third Mekong Matters Journalism Network workshop, you can meet communities, government officials, NGOs, researchers and businesspeople, and visit communities and project sites.
Mekong Matters is a network of regional journalists reporting on development and environmental issues. The workshop is open to all regional journalists. Participants in will be able to access network resources including story funds, network events, workshops and news and data websites.
Workshop: |
Development and the Mekong Delta |
When: |
Aug 11-13, 2015. (plus travel to Can Tho) |
Where: |
Can Tho, Vietnam |
Who: |
Print, broadcast or social media journalists. Editors. Senior reporters. Environmental or business reporters. Citizen and social media journalists. From Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam |
Cost: |
No cost. All travel and event costs will be covered. |
Objectives: |
Participants will learn how to:
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Facilitators: |
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(The above information is tentative and may change.)
If you are interested in participating in this or future events, please contact Adam Hunt: [email protected] . Application deadline is July 4, 2015
***If you are have trouble accessing the online application, please download the form to apply via email, click here.***