Forest Europe & Migration

For Journalists

October 26-27, 2022

Accreditation

Thanks to your confirmation, we will be able to connect you all in one place, build a network of reporters, experts and journalists covering environmental issues and migration.

• Disclaimer

Berlin, Germany.

Media accreditation for all of our events is intended for journalists working for legitimate and suitable media outlets. This can be validated by providing the European Forest Institute (EFI) with proof of recently published work.The purpose of media accreditation is for EFI to provide working journalists with the tools required to report on the event, its content and its participants. EFI will provide accredited media with exclusive access to interview its participants and share high-quality material to be covered. It is expected that media accreditation holders credit EFI as their source.Media accreditation will not be provided to marketing, advertising or public relations firms, consultants or advisors, market researchers, brand content producers, employees of corporate content marketing, or social media teams, nor will it be provided to non-editorial employees of legitimate media outlets such as account managers and marketing or business development executives.
However, media accreditation does not exclude freelancers, contributors, analysts, filmmakers, crew, influencers, bloggers, YouTubers, or podcasters. These roles will be subject to the invitation, however, and more information will be required during the application process, including but not limited to the following:- Proof of recent work with a legitimate media outlet.
- Proof of assignment by a legitimate media outlet.
- Proof of covering EFI events in the past.
- Proof of pre-coverage for the upcoming event you are applying for.
- Proof of coverage plans for the upcoming event you are applying for.EFI monitors coverage generated by all attending media to ensure coverage plans and assignments were delivered. Those with no proof of coverage may be declined media accreditation for any future conferences.
Legitimate media outlets include publications or broadcasters that provide news and feature stories to the public through various distribution channels, such as newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and a range of online mediums.

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