ANEM results database of the competition: Organizations with the most supported projects, but not the ones with the most funding received.

Examining the number of supported projects, the leading organizations are those that appear repeatedly on the list of those that have also received the most funding. At the top are RTV Pančevo with 20 co-financed projects, Dnevnik Vojvodina Press with 19, and Novosadska TV with 18.

Among those that have received a larger number of projects, but with a total amount of funding not exceeding 10 million dinars, are Sat-TV Communications from Požarevac, which received a total of 4,139,980 dinars for 17 projects from multiple sources; Manuela Radojković – Helloanimation from Niš with 5,025,000 dinars for 15 projects; GZS from Čačak with 6,570,000 dinars; and Sremske novine from Sremska Mitrovica with 6,920,000 dinars for 13 projects each.

List of organizations that have supported the most projects (more than 10) in the competitions:

1. Zona plus, Niš – 25 projects – 41,160,000
2. Radiotelevizija Pančevo – 20 projects – 12,118,000
3. Dnevnik Vojvodina Press, Novi Sad – 19 projects - 22,182,000
4. Novosadska TV – 19,190,000 – 18 projects
5. Sat-TV Communications, Požarevac – 17 projects – 4,139,980
6. Radio televizija Kruševac – 16 projects – 23,770,000
7. Kompanija novosti, Beograd – 16 projects – 12,890,000
8. Manuela Radojković pr, Agency for the Production of Cinematographic Works, Audiovisual Products, and Television Programs Helloanimation, Niš – 15 projects – 5,025,000
9. Society for Radio and Television Activities Kopernikus Cable Network, Niš – 14 projects – 31,490,000
10. Radio televizija Kanal M, Paraćin – 14 projects – 15,750,000
11. 1GZS, Čačak – 13 projects – 6,570,000
12. Sremske novine, Sremska Mitrovica – 13 projects – 6,920,000
13. Vranjska plus – 13 projects - 21,835,000
14. Radio televizija Vranje – 13 projects - 21,620,000
15. Ivan Nikolić pr, News Agency IN-MEDIA.NET, Čačak – 12 projects – 6,047,400
16. Foundation "Panonija", Subotica – 12 projects – 4,070,000
17. TV-5, Užice – 12 projects – 16,810,000
18. ADD production, Kruševac – 11 projects – 7,765,000
19. Omorika and Bor, Užice – 10 projects – 2,930,000
20. Srem Media MCB, Sremska Mitrovica – 10 projects – 4,161,800
21. Televizija Leskovac – 10 projects – 20,800,000
22. VTV Subotica – 10 projects – 15,570,000
23. Zoran Nikolić PR, Agency for the Production of Radio and Television Programs Studio 101, Zaječar – 10 projects – 3,508,000

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has published a database containing the results of all completed competitions during 2025 for project co-financing of media content, along with a list of organizations that received funding based on the competitions, which is searchable by project applicants.

The database was created based on published decisions regarding the allocation of funds, which were made available on the platform of the Unified Information System (JIS) of the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications.

Currently, the database includes 1,755 projects and 654 organizations that have been co-financed by the Ministry, the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina, and local governments this year.

The database will be updated once competitions are completed in eight more local governments. Among them are Bujanovac, Čačak, Vrbas, Preševo, Sjenica, Gadžin Han, Lazarevac, where the competition was canceled and no new one has been announced, and Surdulica, which has not yet announced a competition for 2025.

The database is sorted alphabetically by the names of project applicants, and searches can be conducted using filters based on their names.

The entire database is available online at THIS LINK.

The list of organizations that received the most financial resources in competitions for project co-financing of media content has been published at THIS LINK.

As a reminder, media and journalism associations (ANEM, UNS, NUNS, Lokal Pres, and the Association of Media) sent an official letter to the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications in August of this year, proposing changes to the project co-financing process for media content, which included a request to establish a database of media projects within the JIS that would be searchable by publishers and media at the national, provincial, and local levels for easier access and greater transparency of the process at all levels of government, as well as insight into the database of all supported projects through project co-financing. So far, there has been no response from the Ministry.

The project of the Association of Independent Electronic Media "Participatory Monitoring of the Implementation of the Project Co-Financing Process" is supported by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the MATRA program. ANEM is solely responsible for the content, which does not necessarily reflect the official views of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.