Repository on Information Integrity Published

Information integrity is a rapidly evolving field, with new tools, research, and perspectives emerging regularly. To help international cooperation professionals navigate this landscape, the Repository on Information Integrity brings together scattered resources into a single, secure platform. 

Designed as a trusted one-stop shop, it is meant to serve EU Delegations (EUDs), Member States (MS), European Commission services, research institutions, civil society organisations, independent media, and other stakeholders. By consolidating knowledge from TED Network members and other relevant sources, the repository reduces search time, strengthens alignment across programming, and connects with existing hubs and resource centres.

The repository supports four key needs: 

 

• rapid scoping for country strategies through filtered briefs and case studies; 
• access to programme design tools such as templates, crisis-cell examples, and safeguarding checklists; 
• identification of context-appropriate approaches through tagged case studies; 
• and cross-learning through thematic deep dives and webinars.

Content includes legal and regulatory guidance, academic research, practical methodologies, practitioner case studies, and training materials. The accompanying user guide helps teams navigate the repository efficiently, with search tips, "how to use" cues, and minimum safeguard standards.

The repository is a living collection, meaning more articles will continue to be added over time. 

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