Western Balkans and Turkey Media and Freedom of Expression Fact-finding and Scoping Study : Final report ; September 2012 – April 2013 ; Framework Contract EuropeAid/127054/C/SER/Multi ; Lot 7: Governance and Home Affairs Disclaimer

This report provides four sets of recommendations with close to forty detailed action proposals aiming at improving institutional capacities in the Western Balkans and Turkey to ensure media freedom and freedom of expression. Almost one hundred and eighty journalists, media owners, members of media regulatory bodies, experts, public officials, diplomats and other key stakeholders were consulted during the field research for this report. Their opinions were essential for a realistic situation analysis and an assessment of practical options for a support strategy encompassing the whole region.

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Year of publication:	2013-04
Authors:	Erichsen, Bjørn ; Naseniece, Rita ; Reljić, Dušan
Institutions:	Europäische Kommission (contributor) ; PARTICIP GmbH Consultants für Entwicklung und Umwelt, Freiburg im Breisgau (contributor) ; ADE s.a. (contributor) ; Cardno Emerging Markets Ltd. (contributor) ; European Centre for Development Policy Management (contributor) ; EPRD Ltd (contributor) ; ERIS Ltd (contributor) ; Europlus s.r.o. (contributor) ; Matrix Insight Ltd (contributor) ; Soges S.p.A. (contributor)
Subject:	Bericht \| report \| EU \| EU-Beitritt \| joining of the European Union \| Medien \| media \| Meinungsfreiheit \| freedom of opinion \| Südosteuropa \| Southeastern Europe \| Türkei \| Turkey

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION
COMPONENT I
1. Task description
2. Chief benchmark one: Election, composition and independence of the board and management of national regulatory authorities and public service broadcasters
2.1 Turkey
2.2 Serbia
2.3 Kosovo
2.4 Albania
2.5 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
2.6 Montenegro
2.7 Bosnia and Herzegovina
3. Benchmark one: conclusions and recommendations
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4. Chief benchmark two: Funding of national broadcasting authorities and public service broadcasters
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5. Chief benchmark two: Conclusions and recommendations
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6. Chief benchmark three: Digitisation and public service broadcasting
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7. Benchmark three: Conclusions and recommendations
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8. Chief benchmark four: Informal power structures influencing regulatory authorities and public service broadcasters
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9. Benchmark four: Conclusions and recommendations
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10. Chief benchmark five: Investigative journalism and public service broadcasters
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11. Benchmark five: Conclusions and recommendations
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COMPONENT II: SUSTAINABLE AND EFFECTIVE MECHANISMS FOR MEDIA SELF-REGULATION
1. Task description
2. Introduction
3. Mapping of support to ethical guidelines and media self-regulation
4. State of play of self-regulation in four in-depth studied parts of the region
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5. Specific issues and requests in the region with regard to the support of media self-regulation
6. Recommendations
COMPONENT III
1. Task description
2. Overview
3. Country summaries
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4. Recommendations
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COMPONENT IV
1. Survey of existing award schemes for investigative journalism
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2. Conclusions
3. Optional designs, key risks and mitigation measures for the implementation of an EU award scheme
ANNEX 1 – PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTERS IN THE REGION: OVERVIEW OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND BUDGETS
ANNEX 2 – LESSONS LEARNED FROM PREVIOUS ASSISTANCE EFFORTS
1. Technical support
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