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For Libya to continue a peaceful transition after the fall of Gaddafi’s regime, this project addresses the gaps of Libya’s emergent media sector. It aims to foster the creation of a media platform for dialogue and broad participation in line with internationally accepted standards and human rights. 

This project aims to build an innovative system that will foster a bounded network of trusted local media organisations in CAR to gather real-time first-hand information from populations affected by humanitarian emergencies. This will eventually create a two-way communication flow between international humanitarian agencies that should improve emergency response, community participation & resilience.

InfoAmazonia GeoJournalism’s aim is to create an interactive map of the Amazon basin with the help of Google Earth software. It will help the public and policy groups to accurately report and respond to the region’s needs. Further, enabling Amazon communities to exchange information on destructive and illegal practices will empower these communities to protect and sustain their natural resources.

Over the last 6 years, 1500 journalists from dozens of countries have been trained and have produced over 2000 stories during the project's activities. The projects participants build their capacity through training workshops, support for roduction and distribution, dispersing small grants and fellowships, research, and the development of curricula and briefing materials in order to improve their coverage of environmental issues and challenges.

This project seeks to promote long term recovery and stabilization efforts in four flood-affected provinces of Pakistan: Sindh, Punjab, KPK and Baluchistan. The activities planned will improve the capacity of local media TV and radio outlets in these areas to engage with and report on grassroots governance issues in flood-affected areas.  will also work on building the communications skills of local government officials. Citizens will be introduced sustainable means to interact with their local media and, thus, those in positions of leadership and authority, to stimulate discourse around effective local governance.