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From ch Foundation a journalistic podcast on federalism<\/h1>\n

A project of the Bernese Stiftung will thematize the innovative force of the division of powers in Switzerland, but also the difficulties and challenges it faces<\/em><\/h3>\n

The ch Foundation is launching a journalistic podcast that will thematize the innovative force of Swiss federalism, but also the difficulties and challenges it faces.
\nTopics will include political rights and the fight against the COVID19 pandemic. The ch Foundation is looking for a production team to carry out the project.
\nThe ch Foundation aims to develop offerings that illustrate in concrete terms how the Swiss federal political system works.
\nTo this end, it has decided to launch the “ch Podcast” with the support of a broad-based promoting body and the Federal Chancellery, which will act as co-publisher.
\nThe ch Foundation is looking for a professional, multilingual production team to carry out the project. Work should be completed by the end of 2021.<\/p>\n

The federalism that awaits us according to Karin Keller-Sutter
\n<\/a>The winner of the “Prize for Federalism 2021” is easyvote<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Alice Zollinger accepted the Federalism Award 2021 on behalf of Easyvote.ch<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

From the political rights of yesterday to the fight against the pandemic of today<\/h4>\n

The Podcast ch, broadcast in three languages and composed of at least nine episodes of 15-25 minutes each, will have to thematize the diversity of federalism and illustrate it by taking as its starting point the differences between the cantons in the development and extension of political rights (e.g. women’s right to vote, right to vote at age 16, etc.).
\nIt will also address the issue of federalism in combating the COVID-19 pandemic from a journalistic perspective. The main goal is to impart knowledge about Swiss federalism to young people, young adults and interested persons.
\nThe project can draw on the experience of a wide-ranging supporting body, which includes alliance F, Inclusion Handicap, the Federal Commission for Migration, the FSAG, the Cantons\/State Chancelleries of Berne, Ticino, Vaud and Basel-Stadt, the General Secretariat of the EDK, the Polit-Forum Berne, the Institute of Federalism at the University of Fribourg, the Federal Chancellery and the ch.<\/p>\n

The “Basel Declaration” for the federalism of the future<\/a>
\nIn Basel on 27-28 May the “Conference on Federalism”.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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The logotype of the “Prize for Federalism”.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Wanted production team for the realization of the idea<\/h4>\n

The production team to be found is responsible for the conception, editing and production of the episodes and supports the promotion activities of “Podcast ch”.
\nIt is at least bilingual, as heterogeneous as possible, and emblematically represents multilingual Switzerland in its diversity.
\nThe podcast is offered in three languages (German, French and Italian).
\nThe production of the podcast is the subject of an invitation-only procedure.<\/p>\n

The rules of the invitational race on the Foundation’s podcast ch (in Italian)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

In order to guarantee maximum visibility to the call, the ch Foundation has decided to publish it also on its own website and on that of ch.ch.<\/p>\n

Alex Kuprecht: “Federalism on the brink causes pandemic…”<\/a><\/strong>
\nMore federalism means higher Gross Domestic Product<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n