Capacity building program for independent media seeks proposals [Kenya]

Independent media outlets based in Kenya are eligible for a capacity building program.

The Media Development Investment Fund (MDIF) is accepting proposals for Amplify Kenya, an innovation and capacity building program for independent media in Kenya. The focus of the program will be on media with a product and business mindset and growth potential.

MDIF seeks proposals from media outlets that are building innovative news and information products that explore opportunities to reach and connect with broader audiences through digital platforms and technologies, and develop new revenue generation opportunities or sustainable business models.

Successful applicants will benefit from access to a range of capacity building activities, one-on-one coaching, opportunities to learn from experts, workshops, and more.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

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