European experiences covered by the journalists

Benefits of the educational system in Hungary, the public transport in the Czech Republic and social entrepreneurship in Romania are some of the topics presented to the public by a group of 15 journalists who were on a study visit during 9-13 November 2014 in three EU Member States.

Thus, the journalists informed the public about how to invest in the professional training of young people, job opportunities, people with disabilities and their right to employment, or allocation of European resources to the improvement of public transport in the benefit of citizens. Through these materials, authors aimed to present various socio-economic aspects of the European area, so that the readers can form their own conclusions about what European integration actually means. More details about the study visit of the journalists can be found here.

The articles made by the journalists can be read here.

The articles were published within the Advocacy Campaigns Aimed at Improving Transparency of Media Ownership, Access to Information and promotion of EU values  and integration , implemented by the IJC, which is, in its turn, part of the Moldova Partnerships for Sustainable Civil Society project, implemented by FHI 360.
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