INPUT Organisation
INPUT is a global, voluntary organisation set up by television professionals for television professionals - centered around the yearly screening conference.
The aim is to showcase, inspire and lead television programmes in the public service.
An independent organisation with many international links, INPUT relies on the voluntary work of its members. Contributions of broadcasters and the conference entry fee allow INPUT to remain inclusive and maintain its steadily growing global outreach.
Further information
- 1:Host
- 2:International Board
- 3:National Coordinators
- 3.1:National Plattforms
- 3.1.1:Argentina
- 3.1.2:Armenia
- 3.1.3:Australia
- 3.1.4:Austria
- 3.1.5:Belgium (French)
- 3.1.6:Belgium (Flanders)
- 3.1.7:Bolivia
- 3.1.8:Brazil
- 3.1.9:Bulgaria
- 3.1.10:Canada (French)
- 3.1.11:Canada (English)
- 3.1.12:Chile
- 3.1.13:China (People's Republic of)
- 3.1.14:Colombia
- 3.1.15:Croatia
- 3.1.16:Denmark
- 3.1.17:Ecuador
- 3.1.18:Finland
- 3.1.19:France
- 3.1.20:Germany
- 3.1.21:Ghana
- 3.1.22:Hungary
- 3.1.23:India
- 3.1.24:Iran
- 3.1.25:Ireland
- 3.1.26:Israel
- 3.1.27:Italy
- 3.1.28:Japan
- 3.1.29:Kazakhstan (also representing Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan)
- 3.1.30:Mexico
- 3.1.31:Netherlands
- 3.1.32:New Zealand
- 3.1.33:Nigeria
- 3.1.34:Norway
- 3.1.35:Pakistan
- 3.1.36:Poland
- 3.1.37:Portugal
- 3.1.38:Russian Federation
- 3.1.39:South Africa
- 3.1.40:South Korea
- 3.1.41:Spain
- 3.1.42:Sweden
- 3.1.43:Switzerland
- 3.1.44:Taiwan
- 3.1.45:United Kingdom
- 3.1.46:United States
- 3.1.47:Uruguay
- 3.1.48:Zimbabwe
- 3.1.49:Western Africa
- 3.1.50:Latin America
- 3.1.51:All Other Nations
- 3.1:National Plattforms
- 4:Shopstewards
- 5:Mini-INPUT
