Deterrence of Fraud with EU Funds through Investigative Journalism in EU-27
The study depicts the state of investigative journalism in the 27 EU member states, with a focus on Denmark, Hungary, Italy, Romania, Spain, UK and a special focus on the interaction between European institutions and investigative journalists. It illustrates conditions promoting or impeding good investigative journalism in general, and in particular for reporting on fraud with EU funds and revenues. It recommends: a swift implementation of workable freedom of information laws across the EU, comprehensiveness of data provided by EU bodies and member states on their spending, targeted training for journalists, promotion of investigative centres and more cooperation between journalists and officials at EU and national levels, this in view of advanced transparency and helping citizens to understand the added value of EU spending.
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Principal author : Margo Smit (Fonds Pascal Decroos, Vereniging van Onderzoeksjournalisten) , Co-authors : Brigitte Alfter, Mar Cabra, Annamarie Cumiskey, Ides Debruyne, Marcos García Rey, Rafael Njotea, Albrecht Ude
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- Betrug
- BILDUNG UND KOMMUNIKATION
- EUROPÄISCHE UNION
- Europäisches Amt für Betrugsbekämpfung
- Finanzen der Europäischen Union
- Fonds (EU)
- Hörfunk
- Institutionen der Europäischen Union und Europäischer Öffentlicher Dienst
- Kommunikation
- Korruption
- Medienpluralismus
- Presse
- Rechnungsprüfung
- RECHT
- Recht der freien Meinungsäußerung
- Rechte und Freiheiten
- Strafrecht
- UNTERNEHMEN UND WETTBEWERB
- Unternehmensverwaltung
- Zugang zu EU-Informationen