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Deutschlandfunk

Germany

Description

Deutschlandfunk (DLF), launched in 1962, is a German public broadcasting radio station, broadcasting national news and current affairs. Deutschlandfunk's headquarters are located in Cologne and its programming schedules are largely made up of news and documentaries, covering politics, economics and science.

Affiliated grantees

Funded project

Beyond WHO’s List of Neglected Tropical Diseases

Through on the ground reporting and the production of a radio series, this project sheds a light on five diseases or health conditions that occur especially in the developing world but are neglected, or not well understood.

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  • Basic information

    • Name Deutschlandfunk
    • Language German
    • Country Germany
    • Website Visit website
    • Twitter DLF