IBERIFIER and the Government of Navarra plan to promote media literacy in Navarra

As part of its commitment to combating disinformation, the Government of Navarra is exploring new avenues for cooperation with the IBERIFIER project to strengthen media literacy in the Autonomous Community. This initiative seeks to provide citizens with tools that allow them to critically analyze information circulating in digital environments, thereby reducing the impact of disinformation.

With this cooperation, announced by the President of Navarra, María Chivite, at a recent plenary session of the Committee of the Regions in Brussels, Navarra will benefit from the knowledge and experience of a leading European project in the field of verification and analysis of digital media. This commitment to media literacy reinforces the commitment to information transparency and the promotion of a society better prepared for the challenges of the digital ecosystem.

IBERIFIER is the Iberian observatory of digital media dedicated to researching and combating disinformation, formed by an alliance of 25 institutions, including universities, fact-checkers, and research centers in Spain and Portugal. Promoted by the European Commission, it is coordinated by Ramón Salaverría, Professor of Journalism at the University of Navarra.

The project, active since 2021, focuses on identifying and verifying disinformation, offering strategic advice, and promoting media literacy. In its second phase, called IBERIFIER Plus (2024-2026), the observatory will continue collaborating with the European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO) hub network, consolidating its role in researching and mitigating disinformation in the Iberian Peninsula.


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IBERIFIER y Gobierno de Navarra planean impulsar la alfabetización mediática en Navarra

En el marco de su compromiso con la lucha contra la desinformación, el Gobierno de Navarra estudia nuevas vías de cooperación con el proyecto IBERIFIER para fortalecer la alfabetización mediática en la Comunidad Foral. Esta iniciativa busca dotar a la ciudadanía de herramientas que le permitan analizar de forma crítica la información que circula en los entornos digitales, reduciendo así el impacto de la desinformación.

Con esta cooperación, anunciada por la Presidenta de Navarra, María Chivite, en un reciente Pleno del Comité de las Regiones en Bruselas, Navarra se beneficiará del conocimiento y la experiencia de un proyecto europeo de referencia en el ámbito de la verificación y el estudio de los medios digitales. La apuesta por la alfabetización mediática refuerza el compromiso con la transparencia informativa y la promoción de una sociedad más preparada ante los retos del ecosistema digital.

IBERIFIER es el observatorio ibérico de medios digitales y contra la desinformación, formado por una alianza de 25 instituciones, incluyendo universidades, verificadores y centros de investigación en España y Portugal. Promovido por la Comisión Europea, está coordinado por el catedrático de Periodismo de la Universidad de Navarra, Ramón Salaverría.

El proyecto, activo desde 2021, se centra en identificar y verificar desinformación, ofrecer asesoramiento estratégico y promover la alfabetización mediática. En su segunda fase, denominada IBERIFIER Plus (2024-2026), el observatorio continuará colaborando con la red de hubs del Observatorio Europeo de Medios Digitales (EDMO), consolidando su papel en la investigación y mitigación de la desinformación en la península ibérica.

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