Media Dev Inv Fund

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Investing in independent media around the world providing the news, information and debate that people need to build free, thriving societies.

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  1. Mar 12

    ? journo Nayantara Narayanan won the Indian Society for Study of Pain’s Journalist of the Year Award for an article detailing the challenges of living with fibromyalgia, a part of series "Invisible Pain" 👏

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  2. Mar 12

    ? 's social media platform for rural areas featured in case study: "Mobile Vaani demonstrates how low-literacy people without internet access can not only consume but create content for community development."

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    Mar 8
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  4. Mar 8

    5/5 For more examples of reporting on gender and other social issues, navigate our interactive map & find concrete examples of how MDIF clients have created real change in their communities through their reporting in the past two years

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  5. Mar 8

    4/5 Many women in South Africa can’t afford sanitary products & each month millions of girls miss school because of menstruation. 's has been very vocal in the debate on menstrual health, showing that it's crucial for empowering girls & women.

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  6. Mar 8

    3/5 Out of 25 countries with the highest rates of femicide, 14 are in Lat Am-Caribbean. In Ecuador, boosts public debate on gender violence, spotlighting / anti-femicide protests & offering in-depth reporting on the struggles facing women.

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  7. Mar 8

    2/5 In Puntland, Somalia, where women face deep-rooted patriarchal norms, sets an example by running women’s desk since 2005, reporting on women's issues in its regular news, and advocating for the rights of women, including girls’ education & equal employment.

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  8. Mar 8

    1/5 On we want to highlight how media we support strive to advance and to thank all journos and media managers for their hard work addressing women’s issues & promoting .

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  9. Mar 5

    ? Editors at Ecuadoran independent media, including , discussed fact checking and told how and disinformation affected two recent votes in the South American country.

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  10. Mar 5

    Check out 's new podcast, The Back Story. This week joined by of Egypt's local news network Welad ElBalad Media, Sonny Swe of Myanmar's and 's CEO

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  11. Mar 5

    ? Space made available for independent broadcasters in Myanmar: , one of the participants of our Myanmar Media Program, launched a new free-to-air digital TV channel

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  12. Mar 2

    Mo’ letters, mo’ work. SAMIP's monthly round-up, as Innovation Challenge winners take wing....

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  13. Feb 27

    We are delighted to be included in 50 for the seventh straight year! Great recognition for the importance of investing in independent media

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  14. Feb 26

    ? created 2nd part of the series “Insajder locally” on another 3 Serbian cities, exposing irregularities and abuses that pushed the cities into debts

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  15. Feb 26

    Slovak investigative Ján Kuciak and his girlfriend killed at home over the weekend, reports. Police believe murder linked to his work as investigative journalist

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  16. Feb 26

    ? Our partner published a report on the situation of in Cambodia, finding that only 11% of journos surveyed think the sector was moving in the right direction. Read more on in Cambodia here:

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    Feb 23

    This is right up there, challenging for the best front page I have ever seen! Nice one

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  18. Feb 22

    “Tony Haile: there’s no hero business model that’s going to save everyone (not even Scroll)” by Freia Nahser

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    Feb 21

    [Announcement] Applications for entry into the South Africa Media Innovation Program are now open. Go onto our website: to apply today.

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  20. Feb 19

    ? Last week Jacob Zuma resigned from the South African presidency after pressure from his party. Check how covered his departure:

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