The Panos Global AIDS Programme (GAP) is a network of eight autonomous Panos Institutes
in Asia, the Caribbean, North America, Europe, and Eastern, Southern and Western Africa,
which work together within a shared strategic framework around the core theme of enhancing
participation, accountability and ownership within the response to HIV and AIDS.
GAP’s mission is to enable developing countries to shape a global response to the HIV/AIDS
pandemic by stimulating informed public and policy debate and amplifying marginalised voices
25 Years of Communicating for Development
Publication
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.
Driving change through rural radio debate in Uganda. Panos Eastern Africa's rural radio debate project in Uganda aims to strengthen rural people's participation in democracy. The project began in late 2009 working with 20 radio partner stations around the country piloting a new methodology. Panos Eastern Africa supports the radio stations to hold debates in communities on development, governance and political process that are generally selected by the communities themselves.
A guide for policymakers in the global South
The Climate Change Media Partnership has published a briefing paper that recommends ways for policymakers to support a better class of climate change journalism that is relevant to local audiences, builds public awareness of the issues and contributes to improved policymaking.
Ce document élaboré par l’Institut Panos Afrique de l’Ouest, tente de répondre à un certain nombre de questions, à travers l’expérience de la radio-école Oxy’Jeunes et en revisitant le long processus qui a mené à la consécration de la radio-école communautaire.
Panos Eastern Africa seeks to strengthen interests and expertise of journalists in Kenya and Tanzania to report on linkages between economic growth and proverty reduction in East African Region. This will be done through careful implementation of a media fellowship in partnership with Panos London
Report on the inaugural Uganda Pastoralist Week organised by Panos Eastern Africa and the Coalition of Pastoral Civil Society Organisations (COPASCO).pu
2010 report detailing Panos Ethiopia's work empowering pastoralist communities, which includes supporting participation in community dialogues, assisting with livelihood diversification and promoting gender equality.
This report, produced by Panos Eastern Africa, is an overview of the Ugandan media from 2003-2006, covering the media landscape, access to the media, media content and existing links between media and research communities