Mediasie — formation & évaluation

Media development · Training · Evaluation

Stronger media.
Better-informed
communities.

Mediasie is Fabrice Turri’s independent consultancy, helping organisations strengthen journalism, build media literacy and understand the impact of their programmes.

Explore selected work

Led by Fabrice Turri France & Southeast Asia

Participants at a CLAP media literacy workshop in Kampong Thom, Cambodia
CLAP · Cambodia

Critical thinking starts with a conversation.

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Selected work

From ideas to action.

Three projects. A shared focus on reliable information, practical skills and meaningful learning.

01Media literacy
& capacity building
2025–presentLaos · Cambodia · Vietnam

CLAP

Giving young people the tools to question what they see.

A young participant listening during a CLAP media literacy workshop

A regional programme supported by the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), helping young people navigate information, recognise disinformation and use digital and AI tools responsibly.

Mediasie’s contribution

Programme design and coordination, learning materials, local partnerships and results monitoring.

Explore the approach

CLAP combines training of trainers with community learning. Working with partners including Open Development Cambodia and Lao Youth Radio, Mediasie connects regional programme design with locally adapted activities.

Its follow-on phase, CLAP FORWARD, is being developed for Cambodia and Vietnam, with training and community workshops at its centre.

Supported by OIF · With local education and media partners

02Independent
evaluation
CFI Développement MédiasInternational Media Support (IMS)
2025–2026Myanmar

Naye Thit

Learning from support to independent media.

Two Naye Thit media participants speaking into microphones during a radio discussion

Final evaluation of the Naye Thit (“New Day”) programme implemented by CFI and International Media Support (IMS), supporting independent Myanmar media in a challenging operating environment.

Mediasie’s contribution

Fabrice Turri led the evaluation team, from the methodological framework and stakeholder interviews to analysis, reporting and recommendations.

Explore the approach

The evaluation combined documentary review, interviews and triangulation of evidence, using the OECD/DAC evaluation criteria.

The final report translated findings into practical recommendations for future support to independent media, drawing on the experience of organisations working inside Myanmar and in exile.

Evaluation for CFI & International Media Support

03Public dialogue
& moderation
8 April 2026Lyon · France

One Health,
shared understanding.

CFI roundtable on health disinformation.

A health researcher being interviewed during a CFI One Health discussion

How can the media help people make sense of health information? At the One Health Summit Festival in Lyon, Fabrice Turri moderated a discussion bringing together journalism, public health and digital disinformation expertise.

Mediasie’s contribution

Discussion design, speaker preparation and moderation, connecting different perspectives with practical responses to health disinformation.

About the roundtable

The panel featured Solenne Le Hen (France info), Adel Mebarki (Foresight Data Agency) and Catherine Bertrand-Ferrandis, an expert in public health risk communication and infodemic management.

Held at the International Agency for Research on Cancer in Lyon as part of the Fabrique OSH, the discussion explored media literacy, journalism and dialogue between science and the public.

Read CFI’s account (opens in a new tab)

The person behind Mediasie

Fabrice Turri

Media consultant.
Trainer. Evaluator.

A journalist’s curiosity.
A practitioner’s understanding of the field.

Fabrice brings more than 15 years of experience across journalism, audiovisual production and international cooperation, with extensive experience in Southeast Asia.

A former audiovisual attaché at the French Embassy in Vietnam, he has coordinated regional media development programmes for CFI and worked with journalists, scientific institutions and local organisations.

Through Mediasie, he designs and coordinates training programmes, evaluates projects and facilitates conversations that turn expertise into shared understanding.

Meet Fabrice in CFI’s profile (opens in a new tab)