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| about tve |
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how we work internationally tve works with distributors, producers and broadcasters on five continents to ensure that our films reach the greatest number of viewers in as many countries as possible. |
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| how we work | ||||||||
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| Thanks to our partners, our films are shown in every kind of way: on mobile video units and under forest canopies; in schools throughout Central America and inside tents in Mongolia; to hotel guests around the globe and to university students in China. Our viewers include people at the frontline of the critical issues, from poverty to climate change. |
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We also work with international networks such as Broadcasting for Change, which creates pioneering films about women, and with award-winning national filmmakers such as those who made our recent series on child survival in Africa . We have two tve regional coordinators, one in Nairobi, Kenya, and one in Delhi, India, a part-time Latin America/Caribbean coordinator based in London and affiliate offices in Japan and the US, and an affiliate in Italy.
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| tve is a collective name for Television for the Environment and Television Trust for the Environment. Television for the Environment is a company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales (registered office 21 Elizabeth Street, London SW1W 9RP, company number 1811236)and a registered charity (charity number 326585). Television Trust for the Environment is a registered charity (charity number 326539). | ||||||||
