Feedback and Contributions

Help improve this resource by sharing your feedback, experience, or expertise.

This resource centre and the accompanying Toolkit support the implementation of the OECD Development Co-operation Principles on Relevant and Effective Support to Media and the Information Environment.

Both are designed as practical, user-driven resources. Your feedback and contributions help ensure they remain relevant, accurate, and grounded in real-world experience.

Feedback on the Toolkit

The Team Europe Democracy (TED) Toolkit is maintained by the TED Network.

We welcome your feedback on:

• Clarity and usefulness of the guidance

• Gaps or areas requiring further detail

• Recommendations that may require revision or adaptation

• Examples or practices that should be included

For feedback on the Toolkit, please contact: [e-mail].

Feedback on the Resource Centre

The OECD Principles resource centre is hosted and maintained by GFMD.

We welcome input on:

• Additional resources or research to include

• Corrections or updates to existing content

• Suggestions to improve accessibility and usability

For feedback on the resource centre, please contact: [e-mail].

Contribute your expertise

This resource centre is strengthened by contributions from practitioners, donors, and researchers.

You are invited to contribute:

• Case studies or examples from your work

• Tools, templates, or methodologies

• Lessons learned from programme design and implementation

• Research or analysis relevant to media and the information environment

Relevant contributions may be used to update the Toolkit or expand the resource centre.

Request advice or guidance

If you are working on issues related to the OECD Principles and require further guidance, you can contact:

[e-mail]

This includes questions related to:

• Applying the OECD Principles in practice

• Navigating available resources

• Identifying relevant tools or approaches

An evolving resource

Both the Toolkit and this resource centre will continue to evolve over time.

User feedback, contributions, and shared experiences will help ensure that they remain:

• Practical and relevant

• Responsive to changing contexts

• Aligned with emerging evidence and good practice