This presentation defines budgeting and provides two samples of budget structures. It also includes definitions of financial management with four case studies about different management areas: internal control, procurement, payroll and asset management.

This brief presentation by a member of the Tunisian HAICA provides steps for obtaining a license to establish and operate community radio stations. It describes the legal framework, conditions, barriers and how nominations are opened.

This presentation focuses on the Business Model Canvas: what it is, what it is used for and how it is structured. It also includes a practical exercise with group instructions and discussion.

This presentation explains the differences between a concept note and a project proposal. It provides specifics for how to write a proposal, including main elements, identifying and analyzing the problem, formulating objectives, determining secondary objectives, writing SMART goals and designing a workplan. Exercises are provided. It also provides suggestions for how to prepare a fundraising plan and includes a template for a donors database.

This guide for citizen journalists combines theory, technology and practice. It focuses on multiple aspects of citizen journalism, including definitions, historical context, and editorial and ethical standards. The guide provides details of editing techniques and content creation, as well as the editorial forms that content can take, how to broadcast and promote content, and standards for citizen journalism.

This presentation supports an interactive workshop to tackle challenges faced by online journalism and the ethical responsibilities of journalists when publishing online. It details ethical standards like integrity and transparency, apologizing in case of a mistake and respecting privacy.

This presentation defines citizen journalism and describes the differences between citizen journalism and professional journalism. It highlights the ethical standards of news editing, including precision, equity, impartiality and objectivity, and respect for privacy. A citizen journalist’s toolbox is included, such as Powtoon, Canva, Hootsuite, Buffer, Trello, Bitly, Iconosquare, Google Alerts and Socialbakers.