Dec 14, 2011 | Panos London | Panos London Blog | Leave a comment
Having been part of the Panos London Board of Directors for a little more than half of the organisation’s 25 years, it is with humility and great pride that I join the chorus of celebratory voices congratulating PL for its important and impressive achievements for what is just about one generation!
Dec 12, 2011 | Kaidia Samaké | Voices from the Ground | Leave a comment
Men decide everything about the community’s life. When something must be discussed by the villagers, men meet in the chief of the village’s meeting room. Women don’t have the right to take part in those meetings.
Dec 11, 2011 | Siobhan Warrington | Panos London Blog | Leave a comment
It is nine years since the International Year of Mountains (2002) when Panos London launched the Mountain Voices website, an online archive of testimonies from some 300 men and women living in mountain communities from 10 countries.
Dec 9, 2011 | Armsfree Onomo Ajanaku | 1 Comment
Nigerian journalist, Armsfree Onomo Ajanaku, speaks to delegates from his country as the UN COP17 climate change talks in Durban enter their final day. What are the main environmental threats they need to tackle and what do they hope to achieve from the negotiations?
Dec 9, 2011 | María Gabriela Ensinck | Print feature | Leave a comment
Argentinian journalist María Gabriela Ensinck puts some questions to delegates from her country on the final day of COP17 in Durban.
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) published its agenda for the COP 17 on 19th September 2011. The current agenda has changed little since the COP 16 in Cancun in 2010 and the COP 15 in Copenhagen in 2009.
Hungry in the City is a collection of stories from people in developing countries around the world who explain how they are surviving in an era of higher food prices, inflation and hunger.
This case study shares recommendations and details the lessons learned during a communications project to improve media reporting on tuberculosis (TB) in Zambia.
This guide provides practical tips and guidance for journalists and editors interested in publishing stories based on development research findings.
The Panos Network is a dynamic global partnership of eight independent institutes held together by a common mission and set of values.
Academic research makes a crucial contribution to development but too often findings are kept within the research community. The media can play a part in communicating this knowledge to…
The focus of this project is to increase the availability of original, high-quality articles and broadcasts about life in developing countries written by local journalists.
The media has a key role to play in raising awareness about climate change at both global and local levels. The CCMP project is an exciting programme designed to ensure this will happen.
The aim of Beyond Consultation is to involve young Africans in shaping Sexual Health and HIV/AIDS services in three London boroughs in order to help develop more effective services that respond to the needs of the community.
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