As part of the ENPI Information and Communication Programme, Internews Europe has created an eight-member consortium formed by two Armenian media organisations, two Azerbaijani media organisations and three Georgian media organisations, and has established contacts with regional media outlets and NGOs, enlisting their cooperation to ensure the widest possible project outreach. Working in their local languages, journalists from the region are able to integrate a maximum of high quality EU and EU-ENP relevant information into the content of their media products.

By drawing attention to the human dimension of the ENP, the Internews Europe Consortium aims at energising the partnership between citizens of the EU and citizens of Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan and at enhancing interaction between different societies and cultures. The programme also aims at improving relations among citizens of neighbouring countries in the region by stimulating debate and a sense of involvement among people.

A part of the Kids’ Crossroad initiative, in April 2009, two teenagers from every Southern Caucasus country took part in a road trip across Ouest Europe. Along the way, they screened short films about their own lives to select audiences of European teenagers. The youths produced short video stories about aspects of life they discovered in Europe. The schedule focused on specific themes, including education, the environment, youth culture, governance, community, and media, in Europe.