EJN Story Grants 2026: Reporting on Business and Climate Change in Thailand

EJN Story Grants 2026: Business Responses to Climate Change in Thailand

Applications are now open for the EJN Story Grants to Report on Business Responses to Climate Change in Thailand for 2026. This opportunity is for journalists and content producers from Thailand. It aims to improve reporting on how businesses are addressing climate change, including mitigation, adaptation, and financing.

Application Closing Date: July 19, 2026
Location: Thailand
Programme Duration: Not specified
Stipend: Up to EUR 1,500
Minimum Qualification: Demonstrated reporting experience

About the EJN Story Grants

Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is offering story grants to journalists in Thailand. The goal is to increase the quality and quantity of reporting on the private sector’s role in climate change. This includes their contributions to climate mitigation, adaptation, and innovative financing solutions.

Selected journalists will receive up to EUR 1,500 each. They will also get editorial guidance and mentorship from experienced journalists. This support will be available throughout the reporting and production process.

The initiative focuses on business responses to climate change in Thailand. It encourages in-depth reports that examine both challenges and solutions. Stories should be evidence-based and hold businesses accountable for their climate actions.

About Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN)

Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is a global program that supports environmental journalists. It aims to improve the quality and reach of environmental news. EJN provides training, resources, and networking opportunities to journalists worldwide.

EJN works to empower journalists to cover critical environmental issues effectively. This includes climate change, biodiversity, and conservation. Their goal is to foster a better-informed public and drive positive change.

Available Story Grant Opportunities

The EJN Story Grants welcome pitches on various topics related to business and climate change in Thailand. These include:

• Business responses to Thailand’s climate policies, such as the draft Climate Change Act and carbon pricing.
• How Thai businesses are meeting international sustainability requirements, like the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
• Climate finance and investment, including green bonds and the role of financial institutions.
• Carbon markets, focusing on voluntary markets, blue carbon, and project integrity.
• Corporate climate commitments, emissions disclosures, and scrutiny of greenwashing claims.
• Innovative technologies and locally led solutions for emission reduction and climate resilience.
• The opportunities and challenges for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the low-carbon transition.

What the Grant Offers

Successful applicants will receive financial support and professional development. The grant includes:

• Up to EUR 1,500 in funding per selected journalist.
• Editorial guidance and mentorship from experienced journalists.
• Support throughout the reporting and production process.
• An opportunity to produce in-depth reports on critical climate issues.
• Increased visibility for their work through EJN’s network.

Programme Duration and Location

The story grants are specifically for journalists based in Thailand. The deadline for applications is July 19, 2026. While the grant funding is for producing reports, the specific duration for completing the stories is not detailed. However, applicants need a plan for timely publication, with a commitment to publish by October 31, 2026.

Minimum Requirements

To be eligible for the EJN Story Grants, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Must be from Thailand.
• Priority will be given to participants of EJN’s Thailand Business and Climate Net Zero workshop held in June 2026.
• Open to journalists working in any medium (online, print, television, radio) and professional content producers with demonstrated reporting experience.
• Both early-career and experienced journalists, including freelancers and staff from various media organizations, are welcome.
• Applications from teams are accepted, but one lead applicant must be designated.
• Applications can be submitted in English or Thai.
• Applicants need a working knowledge of English or arrange for translation support.
• Must not have engaged in unethical or improper professional conduct.

Competencies Required

Applicants should demonstrate the following skills and qualities:

• Strong reporting and storytelling abilities.
• A clear understanding of climate change issues and business responses.
• Ability to conduct in-depth research and analysis.
• Commitment to evidence-based reporting and accountability.
• Potential for innovative storytelling approaches, including multimedia and data visualization.
• A plan for timely publication in a media outlet with wide reach.

Who Should Apply?

This grant is ideal for journalists and content producers in Thailand who are passionate about covering climate change and its intersection with business. It suits those who want to produce in-depth, impactful stories that inform the public and encourage action. Whether you are an early-career journalist looking to gain experience or a seasoned professional seeking support for a significant project, this opportunity can help you explore critical issues.

Required Documents

Applicants should prepare the following documents for their application:

• A detailed story pitch outlining the proposed report.
• A letter of support from an editor committing to publish the report by October 31, 2026.
• A brief biography or CV highlighting reporting experience.
• Examples of previous work may be requested.
• Applicants should be prepared to provide any additional information requested by EJN.

How to Apply

Interested journalists can apply for the EJN Story Grants through the provided link. Ensure you read the application guidelines carefully and prepare all necessary documents before submitting.

Click here to apply for the EJN Story Grants 2026.

For more information, visit the EJN Story Grants page.

Important Notes

• Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
• Applications must be submitted by the deadline of July 19, 2026.
• Ensure your story pitch is clear, relevant, and demonstrates a fresh angle.
• Secure a commitment from a media outlet for publication by October 31, 2026.
• Applicants are encouraged to use creative approaches and multimedia in their storytelling.

Closing Date

The closing date for the EJN Story Grants 2026 is July 19, 2026.

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