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2024 Climate Journalism Award: Honoring excellence in environmental reporting

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 18 June 2024

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2024 Climate Journalism Award: Honoring excellence in environmental reporting
The Climate Journalism Award returns for its second edition, offering prizes for high-quality stories on climate change. The award ceremony will take place in Copenhagen on October 10, 2024.

The Climate Journalism Award promotes innovative storytelling that highlights climate change and values high-quality environmental reporting. Returning for its second edition, the award offers approximately $2,600 prizes in five categories: data-driven visualization, fighting climate misinformation, investigative reporting, solutions-focused storytelling, and emerging talent.

The award ceremony will be held at the News Impact Summit in Copenhagen on October 10, 2024. Managed by the European Journalism Centre in partnership with the Google News Initiative, the call for entries is open from June 5 to July 5.

Eligibility criteria include:

  • Addressing climate change topics.
  • Publication in a European-based media outlet.
  • Publication within the past 12 months.
  • Availability to travel to Copenhagen on October 10, 2024 (travel costs covered for up to two team members).
  • Multiple stories can be submitted, but only one per category.

Apply on behalf of a collaborative team, with submissions accepted in any language but accompanied by an English text translation.

Who Can Apply:

Journalists or collaborative teams can apply. Travel and accommodation for up to two team members will be covered. No citizenship or residency restrictions, but the project must be published in a European-based outlet.

For more information click here.

Application deadline: July 5, 2024

Key Points

  • Approximately $2,600 in prizes across five categories.
  • Entries open from June 5 to July 5, 2024.
  • Submissions must address climate change and be from European media outlets.
  • Eligible applicants include journalists and collaborative teams.
  • Travel costs covered for up to two team members attending the award ceremony.

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