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United against disinformation: our work in numbers

United against disinformation: our work in numbers

When the European Digital Media Observatory was launched in June 2020, its mission was clear: the creation of an interdisciplinary cross-border network that would elevate Europe’s understanding of – and collective efforts against – online disinformation.

What followed over the next five years was a remarkable journey, bringing together thousands of relevant actors in a quickly growing environment that has connected and empowered communities from all 27 EU member states and Norway.

Disinformation works fast and large-scale – but so does our network. Both at central level at EDMOeu, as well as in the multinational EDMO Hubs, the scope, reach, and adaptability of activities and outputs in the fields of fact-checking, digital media literacy, research, and policy analysis underline the significant role this community has taken in the larger effort to advance our societies’ responses to disinformation, including in times of unforeseen crises.

The selection of figures below provides an overview of what our network has so far accomplished in its core areas of activity. As we look towards the next chapter of EDMO, these numbers also serve as an inspiring visualization of what this relatively young network can achieve, and why it is critically important that it continues its work.

EDMOeu in numbers (as of spring 2025)

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EDMO Hubs in numbers (as of spring 2025)

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PNG_EDMO Hubs in Numbers 2025

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United against disinformation: our work in numbers

As one of 14 national and multinational Hubs within the framework of the European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO), BECID plays an important role in combating online disinformation across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. As a part of Work Package 4, BECID has trained 10,000 individuals in media literacy – an impressive achievement that accounts for nearly half of the total number of people trained across the entire EDMO network. When EDMO was launched in June 2020, its mission was clear: the creation of an interdisciplinary cross-border network that would elevate Europe’s understanding of – and collective efforts against – online disinformation. Disinformation works fast and large-scale – but so does our network. Both at central level at EDMOeu, as well as in the 14 EDMO Hubs, the scope, reach, and adaptability of activities and outputs in the fields of fact-checking, digital media literacy, research, and policy analysis underline the significant role this community has taken in the larger effort to advance our societies’ responses to disinformation, including in times of unforeseen crises. The selection of figures below provides an overview of what our network has so far accomplished in its core areas of activity. As we look towards the next chapter of EDMO, these numbers also serve as an inspiring visualization of what this relatively young network can achieve, and why it is critically important that it continues its work.

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