Afghanistan — media resilience
Support for media resilience, with an implementation role recorded by UNESCO and a media analysis cited by the International Federation of Journalists.
Support for Afghan media resilience
UNESCO’s record of EU-funded contracts issued in 2022 lists Associazione IPS Academy as an implementation partner for a programme supporting Afghan media resilience for peace and security.
- Period documented
- 2022–2023
- Beneficiaries
- Afghan media and the communities they serve
- IPSA’s role
- Programme implementation and media sector analysis
- Institutional context
- UNESCO · European Union funding
A documented output
The International Federation of Journalists’ 2022–2023 regional report cites an analysis of Afghan media conducted by IPS Academy in February 2023. It identifies financial sustainability, professional capacity and women’s participation among the sector’s challenges.
This page records the period covered by the cited documents. It does not indicate that the same programme or contract remains active today.
The UNESCO entry appears on page 9, in the table for Support to Afghan Media Resilience to Foster Peace and Security. The IFJ reference appears on page 2, in New media era. These sources document an assignment and an analytical output; they do not establish measurable effects attributable to IPSA.
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