MS. Barbara Fabro
It aims at honouring the work carried out by investigative journalists and their contribution to investigative reporting despite the difficult conditions under which they often have to operate. Organised in cooperation with SEEMO, the CEI Secretariat is in charge of the overall coordination. The awarding ceremony usually takes place during the South East Europe Media Forum.
2021 Focus
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a socio-economic and health crisis at multiple levels, with effects on employment, income, education, mental well-being, gender inequalities across age, ethnicity, and social groups. Under this framework, the CEI SEEMO Award 2021 seeks to promote the work of investigative journalists who contributed to bringing attention to the socio-economic impact of the pandemic on people’s lives, in particular by exploring stories focused on gender, youth, minority groups and people with disabilities.
- Call for Applications
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Coming soon!
- Past Winners
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- Year: 2020
Names: Cecilia Anesi
Country: Italy
Note: in the section “Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2020
Names: Natalija Jovanović
Country: Serbia
Note: in the section “Young Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2019
Names: Ermin Zatega
Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Note: in the section “Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2019
Names: Mubarek Asani
Country: North Macedonia
Note: in the section “Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2019
Names: Arlis Alikaj
Country: Albania
Note: in the section “Young Professional Journalists”.
- Year: 2018
Names: Stevan Dojčinović
Country: Serbia
Section "Professional journalists"
- Year: 2018
Names: Nino Bilajac
Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Section “Young Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2018
Names: Dragana Pećo
Country: Serbia
Note: Section "Professional journalists"
- Year: 2017
Names: Victor Mosneag
Country: Moldova
Note: section “Professional journalists"
- Year: 2017
Names: Yevheniia Motorevska
Country:Ukraine
Note: section “Young journalists”
- Year: 2017
Names: Marina Constantinoiu
Country: Romania
Note: Special mention
- Year: 2016
Names: Lindita Çela
Country: Albania
Note: section “Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2016
Names: Artsiom Harbatsevich
Country: Belarus
Note: section “Young Journalists”
- Year: 2016
Names: Iurie Sanduta
Country: Moldova
Note: Special mention
- Year: 2015
Names: Aleksandra Bogdani
Country: Albania
Note: section “Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2015
Names: Nadia Burdey
Country: Ukraine
Note: section “Young journalists”
- Year: 2015
Names: Mirko Boskovic
Country: Montenegro
Note: Special mention
- Year: 2015
Names: Ana Komatina and Vladimir Otasevic
Country: Montenegro
Note: Special mention
- Year: 2014
Names: Brankica Stanković
Country: Serbia
Note: section “Professional Journalists”
- Winner
Year: 2014
Names: Sadeta Fišić, Jovana Kljajić and Maida Salkanović
Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Note: section “Young Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2014
Names: Anna Babinets
Country: Ukraine
Note: Special mention
- Year: 2013
Names: Mahir Šahinović
Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Note: section “Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2013
Names: Rosen Tsvetkov
Country: Bulgaria
Note: section “Young Professional Journalists”
- Year: 2013
Names: Investigative Reporting Project Italy (IRPI)
Country: Italy
Note: Special Mention
- Year: 2012
Names: Blaz Zgaga and Matej Surc
Country: Slovenia
- Year: 2012
Names: Telnis Skuqi
Country: Albania
Note: Special Investigative Diploma
- Year: 2012
Names: Center for Investigative Journalism (CIN) based in Sarajevo
Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Note: Special Mention
- Year: 2011
Names: Wlodzmierz Kalicki
Country: Poland
- Year: 2010
Names: Adrian Mogoş
Country: Romania
- Year: 2009
Names: Besar Likmeta
Country: Albania
- Year: 2008
Names: Drago Hedl
Country: Croatia
- Year: 2020
