Photograph: official CoDE project website, IICT-BAS; progress meeting, 20 June 2024.
Sofia · 20 June 2024
CoDE partners presented their first six months of work at Sofia University’s Faculty of Economics and Business Administration.
Connecting information to support analysis
ESI’s Georgi Sharkov presented a methodology and tools for prototyping and validating an analytical platform. The approach organises information into knowledge graphs to identify connections between sources and the topics they cover.
Other partners presented work on the collaboration platform, pilot training, media-intelligence tools and evaluation methods. The meeting brought together academic, public-sector and civil-society representatives to discuss the development of Bulgaria’s counter-disinformation ecosystem.
CoDE is supported by the America for Bulgaria Foundation. The views expressed are those of the authors and project partners and do not necessarily reflect the Foundation’s views.
Source: Official CoDE progress report, 20 June 2024. Added to the ESI news archive on 31 October 2026. This article records the project’s status at the date shown.
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