Analysis - Project Co-Financing
ANEM database: Who are the record holders for the number of project evaluation committees?
A total of 79 candidates participated in the committees based on 172 completed calls for project co-financing of media content in 2025, although the official list of candidates included a total of 169 names. According to an analysis by the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM), the independent expert Branimir Grulović participated in the majority of the committees, having evaluated projects in 65 calls from various governing bodies.
Project co-financing results: The largest amounts awarded per project in 2025.
Projects that received support in 2025 through competitions for co-financing media content in Serbia were evaluated by various administrative bodies, ranging from 20,000 dinars to more than 30 million, according to an analysis of the competition results conducted by the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM).
ANEM results database of the competition: Organizations with the most supported projects, but not the ones with the most funding received.
The company Zona Plus from Niš, in addition to receiving the highest funds in competitions for co-financing media content, also leads in the number of supported projects from various state and local authorities. According to the database of media competition results established by the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM), this company has won funding for 25 different projects, totaling 41,160,000 dinars.
Who are the record holders: Organizations that received the most financial resources in media competitions in 2025.
This year, the highest amount of funding in the media content project co-financing competitions in Serbia was awarded to Zona Plus, a company based in Niš, which owns the eponymous television station. According to the database of media competition results compiled by the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM), this Niš-based company received funds from various authorities that announced the competitions, totaling 41,160,000 dinars.
In Srbobran, 50,000 for seven projects; in Vojvodina, nearly 200 for the same amount: What are the fees for the commissions for project co-financing?
The fees for members of the commissions evaluating media content in the competitions for project co-financing this year ranged from 2,000 dinars to 70,000 dinars.
Analysis of the Co-Financing Process for Media Content Production Projects in Serbia in 2025
The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has published an analysis of the co-financing process for media content projects in Serbia for the year 2025. Summarizing the past year, it can be concluded that, regarding the co-financing of media projects, no progress in the right direction has been made. Quite the opposite.
Analysis by ANEM: How Do Journalists of Local Media in Serbia Live and Work?
More than one-fifth of local media journalists in Serbia earn less than 50,000 dinars per month, and the same number have salaries between 51,000 and 65,000 dinars, according to research conducted by the Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) among 60 local media journalists.
Analysis of the Co-Financing Process for Media Content Production Projects in Serbia in 2023 and 2024.
When discussing project co-financing for media in 2023 and 2024, one can say for certain that both years have been marked by new media laws.
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