Theme: Saving Swamps to Conserve Biodiversity in a Changing Climate. Introduction: InfoNile, a geo-journalism platform and cross-border network of more than 800 environmental journalists and scientists in the Nile Basin, has organized a  science communication competition that aims to engage university students in Africa to understand the critical role of conserving swamps and their biodiversity. […]

Introduction. InfoNile, in partnership with IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, with funding from JRS Biodiversity Foundation and IHE Delft’s Water and Development Partnership Programme, calls for applications from water and biodiversity activists in the Nile Basin countries of (Uganda,Kenya,Tanzania,Rwanda,Burundi,Egypt,Ethiopia,Sudan,South Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo) for an activists training program.  The activists program seeks  […]

InfoNile, through the NileWell platform, invites applications from journalists and scientists in the Nile Basin countries (Uganda, Kenya, Burundi, Tanzania, Egypt, Sudan, South Sudan, DRC, Ethiopia and Rwanda) for a fellowship program running from May to December 2023 that will involve training, mentorship, and coproduction of communication outputs based on scientific research.  This fellowship is […]

InfoNile.org is a collaborative cross-border group of geo journalists with a mission to uncover critical stories on water and environment in the Nile River Basin of Africa through data-based multimedia storytelling. We were founded in 2017 as an initiative of Water Journalists Africa, the largest network of water journalists on the African continent. InfoNile Strategy […]

InfoNile in collaboration with Earth Journalism Network invites applications from editors from all regions of Uganda for an editors’ biodiversity training program which will be held in Kasese district in February 2022. 20 editors will be selected. Kasese district was chosen as the host district because of its rich biodiversity and proximity to various unique […]

InfoNile with support from JRS Biodiversity is calling for Science and Communication students to register to participate in a Science Communication competition on Groundwater and Biodiversity in the Nile Basin. A group of 2-3 university students including at least one science student and one communication or journalism student are invited to apply for this program […]