The Georgian Charter Of Journalistic Ethics

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C195L98ZRQX9
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Prime recipient Prime award Amount Awarded
International Research And Exchanges Board Inc. Georgia Charter of Journalistic Ethics (GCJE) will work with online influencers and investigative reporters to raise the availability of high-quality… 72011422CA00004 $183,594
International Research And Exchanges Board Inc. To perform work under Georgian legal 72011422CA00004 $221,214

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About the company

The Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics is a non-profit organization that aims to develop ethical journalism standards in Georgia. Through federal grants, it works to improve media self-regulation mechanisms in the country.

The Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics has received two prime federal grants from the Department of State Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, totaling $85,727. These grants supported projects to promote media self-regulation and develop ethical journalism in Georgia. As a subrecipient, The Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics also worked with online influencers and investigative reporters to improve the quality and diversity of media information. Additionally, it used a subaward to further its organizational development and establish stronger ethics standards in Georgian media, in partnership with the International Research and Exchanges Board.

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Is The Georgian Charter Of Journalistic Ethics registered in SAM.gov?

The Georgian Charter Of Journalistic Ethics's SAM.gov registration expired on April 14, 2023.

What is The Georgian Charter Of Journalistic Ethics's most recent federal award?

The Georgian Charter Of Journalistic Ethics's most recent federal grant award is Project is aiming at developing ethical journalism in the country by improving self-regulatory systems (SGG80020GR0109), from US Embassy Tbilisi (DOS), on September 30, 2020.

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