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DW.COM in 30 languages ABOUT DW.COM Akademie Home Who we are Publications Contact Opportunities and Tenders Regions Africa Asia Europe/Central Asia Latin America Middle East/North Africa Key topics Innovation for Dialogue MIL Media Safety Media and Journalism Education Media viability Insights In focus Tools Library Impact Education International Media Studies Traineeship Training Workshops and Coaching Communications consulting Journalism Training Get in touch FAQ Africa Asia Europe/Central Asia Latin America Middle East/North Africa Regions / Latin America DW Akademie in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru In Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, DW Akademie supports media outlets and networks in forging new alliances with civil society organizations to raise decision-makers' awareness of environmental conflicts. Colombia and neighboring countries in the Amazon basin have become the scene of serious environmental conflicts, where illegal mining and deforestation have resulted in the disruption of local livelihoods and intensified the impact of global climate change. Colombia, for example, is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for environmental activists who, if they dare protest, face threats or violent repercussions. Violent groups also target media workers who report on environmental destruction and human rights abuses. While local and community journalists and their media outlets are often the first to learn about emerging conflicts, many are ill-prepared for reporting on sensitive issues. When they do, their reports have mainly a local context and fail to gain the attention of decision-makers or others responsible who are based mainly in the capitals. Our activities DW Akademie's current regional project aims to build bridges and forge alliances between local and community media and organizations that advocate for environmental protection and the rights of local populations affected. Download our newest evaluation report for the region here. Innovative solutions and spaces bring local and community journalists together with civil society organizations whose partnerships are vital for journalists, especially for those working under precarious conditions. In return, civil society organizations have better access to first-hand information that has been researched and documented by local media workers. Through this collaboration, local conflicts can be made visible and presented to political decision-makers for concerted action and change. In Colombia, DW Akademie works with Agenda Propia , an innovative digital media organization and journalist network that is primarily made up of women and that specializes in collaborative intercultural journalism, particularly in the Putumayo region in south-western Colombia. Exploitation of the Amazon region, however, does not stop at national borders. As a result, DW Akademie promotes a regional strategy with partners in Ecuador and Peru. In Ecuador, CORAPE , a community media network, offers public dialogues which bring together decision-makers with those affected and which are recorded for public radio. In Peru, Servindi , an intercultural news agency, puts indigenous topics on the national news agenda via its network of indigenous journalists and community media practitioners. DW Akademie has been active in Colombia for more than two decades, and in 2020 opened a regional office in the Colombian capital, Bogota. The office implements regional projects and since 2021 has also been responsible for DesenreDatos, an Ecuadorian project funded by the GIZ, and which trains local journalists on data-journalism in order to further transparency and prevent corruption. Funding: German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) Program Director Colombia, Ecuador and Peru: Matthias Kopp Local Partners: Colombia: Agenda Propia , Ecuador: CORAPE ( Coordinadora de Medios Comunitarios, Populares y Educativos de Ecuador), Peru: Servindi (Servicios en Comunicación Intercultural) Focus: Environmental communication and journalism, advocacy, access to information, participation of socially disadvantaged groups, (local) participatory media formats and community media, journalism training, intercultural and indigenous communication, cross-field collaboration DW recommends Journalism to save the rainforest Environmental conflicts are coming to a head in the countries of the Amazon basin. Illegal mining and deforestation are rapidly destroying local livelihoods with repercussions for the global climate. Do No Harm: Researching and communicating safely from the Amazon The Amazon is one of the world’s most dangerous areas for journalists, especially when it comes to exposing the region’s socio-environmental challenges. DW Akademie works with its local partners on safety protocols. Environmental journalism in the Amazon: a journey to the root of socio-environmental conflict Between 2020 and 2022, DW Akademie, together with its local partners, promoted trainings and media productions around the socio-environmental conflicts affecting countries in the Amazon basin. Isabela Ponce of GK.city, Ecuador: How to survive and thrive with a focus on environmental journalism | The Media Viability Podcast E08 Transcript For the eighth episode of "Survive and Thrive," our guest is Isabela Ponce, co-founder and editorial director of GK.city from Ecuador. Read the episode transcript here. Innovation for Dialogue: Creative Experiences to Encourage Participation Four projects in Latin America invite you to explore experimental, collaborative and participatory communication and media development methodologies. Ríos de Vida y Muerte: Journalism that brings justice to victims of enforced disappearance Recent findings by Consejo de Redacción and Rutas del Conflicto on forced disappearance, with the support of DW Akademie, contribute to a landmark decision by a Colombian justice agency. CRIC: "It is important that our reality and our everyday life are represented." Natalia Fernández Hormiga works in communications for the oldest indigenous organization in Latin America. She shares the successes and the challenges of communicating from southwestern Colombia. Puentes de Comunicación: a journalistic refuge for migrants Latin America’s largest virtual newsroom and training center on migration coverage was created to build bridges between migrants seeking refuge and the society that receives them. Amazon community media put a human face to the pandemic The experiences of remote territories in the Amazon basin are often ignored by conventional media. Therefore, collaborative journalistic approaches and support for community media are necessary. #speakup barometer | Colombia CORAPE: The reality of community media in Amazonia Representatives of DW and DW Akademie visited some of the community radio stations of the CORAPE network in the Ecuadorian Amazon and accompanied the delivery of a pioneering security protocol. 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