The African Climate Change and Environmental Reporting (ACCER) Awards 2024 have organised by the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA), these awards honor African journalists who have demonstrated excellence in covering environmental and climate issues.
The ACCER Awards Finalist Academy supports the sustainability of capacity-building projects through continuous training and rewarding schemes.
Benefits:
Recipients of the ACCER Awards will join an elite network of journalists who are recognized for their contributions to environmental reporting. Awardees will benefit from tailor-made training programs that enhance their capacity to report on climate issues with greater depth and impact. This initiative supports journalists in becoming influential voices in shaping international interventions on climate change.
Eligibility:
The ACCER Awards are open to all journalists from Africa who are affiliated with established media houses, whether private or public. Eligible categories include Print Media, Broadcast Media, Investigative Journalism, Opinion Commentary, Use of Data in Climate Change Reporting, and Digital Activists. This wide range of categories ensures that various forms of journalistic work can be recognized and rewarded.
Application process:
Journalists interested in applying for the ACCER Awards must submit their applications online. The application process includes providing examples of their work that highlight their contributions to environmental and climate reporting. Additionally, applicants may need to demonstrate how their reporting has influenced public opinion or policy on climate issues in Africa. Apply here.
