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PROJECT IMPLEMENTED BY THE ADDIS ABABA OFFICE NATIONAL PROJECT ETHIOPIA: TRAINING FOR BROADCAST JOURNALISTS ON ELECTION REPORTING BUDGET CODE: 354 ETH 5091 US$ 29 700 US$ 16.100 COUNTERPART SUPPORT FROM THE WORLD BANK THROUGH THE ETHIOPIAN RADIO AND TELEVISION (ERTV) TYPE OF PROJECT The project sought to target 80 public and private broadcast journalists on election reporting for 2010-2011 elections. IMPLEMENTATION The work plan has been reduced to accommodate 40 instead of 80 journalists and two (2) rounds of 10 days- training session instead of 4 rounds of 2 weeks training sessions. Finally the project had train journalists for the Ethiopian elections of the Year 2011 as the national elections have already been conducted in May 2010. IPDC funds have been used to purchase and to rent materials and audio visual aids such as stationeries, flipcharts, computers, overhead projectors. However, the UNESCO office in Addis is still waiting for the financial statement and the supporting documents related to these purchases. The training was conducted in February – March 2011 by grouping trainees into 2 groups of 20 trainees per group. The trainees were selected from electronic medias bodies which reside in different parts of the country where the 27 March 2011 election will take place, ei: Addis Ababa, Oromia, Tigrai, Southern Nations and Nationalities People Regional States (SNPRS) RESULTS The two weeks training in election reporting were provided to 40 journalists who were selected from regional broadcast stations were elections were supposed to take place, including Addis Abeba. The training was held at ERTV training c enter premises. The journalists were training on the following topics: � The constitution � The coverage of free election � Parameters for fair and free election � Accessibly to voters/journalists � Ethics CONCLUSION The funding thus, suggested that the training was successful in making the journalists to be capable in applying effectively their reporting skills in covering the election. Prior to the election, the media house were asked closely to watch the activities of the trained journalists while covering the election and to report back to the Training Center. The assessment made based on the reports received from the media house recommended that they are almost all of satisfaction in the trained journalists’ professional coverage on election. 20
They had also learned from what they monitored on the spot, while each journalist was reporting on the election, they confirmed the usefulness of the training, the effectiveness of the trainees on the use of reporting skills in covering the actual election process, the pin pointed in the report. part from this, the media houses including ERTA have expressed their concern to the sustainability of such a training which is very useful for the country’s democratization process and for professionalism. After these training sessions, the Training Center recommended to prepare a manual on Election Reporting for the future use. If the manual will be available to journalists assigned to the task, a waste of resource that occurs from repeated training can be avoided. Thus, the ERTA Training Center is ready to prepare the manual if necessary financial resource would be granted. 21
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