Rappler, AidData launch data journalism training for Filipino journalists, students

10 Filipino journalists will be chosen to take part in a one-month data journalism training in October 2024

, are now accepting applications for its hybrid training program on data journalism in the context of development finance and lending.

Describe, explain, and critique the economics of foreign-funded development financeaid and lending to the Philippines, including how to access, analyze, and compare, for example, loan contracts and grant agreements for major infrastructure projects. Selected participants will undergo a two-week asynchronous session in October 2024. It is expected it will take a total of 16 hours to complete the online modules, over the course of the two weeks.

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