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Trusted Voices in Challenging Times: Civil Society and Media Leadership (CSML) Program. Final Report

Washington, DC: IREX; USAID (2016), 93 pp.

"For over five and one-half years, the Civil Society and Media Leadership (CSML) Program, led by IREX in partnership with The Carter Center and Social Impact, contributed to building a more capable, collaborative, and agile civil society and media sector in Liberia. The CSML team provided intensive ... more

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Strengthening Independent Media in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Performance Evaluation of USAID Strengthening Independent Media (SIM) Activity

Maja Barisic, Davor Marko, Nina Bosankic

Sarajevo: USAID Bosnia-Herzegovina (2016), 94 pp.

"Strengthening Independent Media (SIM) in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a 5-year $5.481 million activity, which was launched in October 2010, financed by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and implemented by the Internews, with partners Annenberg School of Communications at ... more

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DRG Learning, Evaluation, and Research Activity: Mid-Term Performance Evaluation of the USAID Media Strengthening Program

Susan Abbott, Audra Grant, Renée Hendley

Washington, DC: USAID (2015), 64 pp.

"This report presents the findings of the Mid-Term Performance Evaluation of the Mozambique Media Strengthening Program (MSP), funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The MSP project, with a period of performance of June 10, 2012-June 11, 2017 and a budget of $9,978 ... more

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ProMedia II Regional: Final Report. September 30, 1999 – September 30, 2014

Washington, DC: IREX (2015), 27 pp.

"USAID’s ProMedia II Regional project, implemented by IREX between 1999 and 2014 provided a flexible tool to support independent media in a time of transition in Europe and Eurasia (E&E). The project supported multi-year, full-time technical assistance projects in three countries: Bulgaria and Alb ... more

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Evaluierungen im Bereich der Medienprogramme

Wolfgang Donsbach

In: Lernen aus Evaluierung, Bericht 2012-2014

Berlin: Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) (2015), pp. 32-40

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Freedom of Expression and Access to Information: Innovative Projects

Isabel Rodde, Friederike Brinkmeier

Bonn: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ); Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ); Deutsche Welle DW Akademie (2014), 5 pp.

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Nexus Between State, Civil Society and Media: Innovative Projects

Tim Auracher, Katharina Kammerer, Sonja Taylor

Bonn: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ); Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ); Deutsche Welle DW Akademie (2014), 6 pp.

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Implementation Reports on Projects Approved and Financed in 2010-2012, Part I: Africa, Arab Region, Europe

International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC)

Paris: UNESCO (2013), 181 pp.

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USAID/Nicaragua Final Performance Evaluation of the Nicaragua Media Program (NMP)

Olga Nazario, Leonor Zuniga

Bethesda: USAID (2013), 55 pp.

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Implementation Reports on Projects Approved and Financed in 2010-2012, Part II: Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean

International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC)

Paris: UNESCO (2013), 164 pp.

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Performance Evaluation of the Alternative Resources in Media (ARM) Project: Mid-Term Evaluation Report

Suren Deheryan

Yerevan: USAID Armenia (2013), 53 pp.

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Strengthening Media and Civic Education to Enhance Democracy in Bhutan: Final External Project Evaluation

Chimmi Dolkar

UNDP; Bhutan Center for Media and Democracy (BCMD); United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF) (2013), 44 pp.

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Making Media Work for the Poor
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Adam Smith International; Springfield Centre (2013), 27 pp.

"The Nigerian media focuses little on business, and the business coverage that does exist is often dominated by macro-economic, large and international business issues, or is one-sided, representing only the views of government or the elite. The real issues that impact on Nigeria’s millions of sma ... more

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Cluster Evaluation Report: UNDEF-Funded Media-Related Projects

Pierre Robert

United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF); Transtec (2012), 40 pp.

"This report is the cluster evaluation of 12 UNDEF-supported projects related to the media. It concerns projects that either focused on media capacity building or included a significant element of work with the media. The projects were implemented between 2007 and 2011; they lasted between 12 and 24 ... more

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New Projects Submitted to the IPDC. Part 3: Latin America and the Caribbean

International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC)

Paris: UNESCO (2012), 124 pp.

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Solomon Islands Media Research Study 2012: Baseline Indicators for SOLMAS Phase III

Verena Thomas, Kate Britton, Joys Eggins, Mcleen Pickacha, Jim Macnamara

Sydney; Goroka: ABC International Development; University of Technology, Australian Centre for Public Communication (ACPC); University of Goroka, Centre for Social and Creative Media (CSCM) (2012), 87 pp.

"This research study provides baseline indicators for the Solomon Islands Media Assistance Scheme (SOLMAS) Program Phase III. It presents findings around the current quality of media, experiences of training to date, and relationships with stakeholders such as development organisations, government c ... more

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Performance Evaluation Afghanistan Media Development and Empowerment Project (AMDEP)

Richard Martin, William Canter, Yama Hotak

Washington, DC: Checchi and Company Consulting; USAID (2012), iv, 103 pp.

"The purpose of this evaluation is to identify results and lessons learned from USAID’s Afghanistan Media Development and Empowerment Project (AMDEP). AMDEP was designed as a one-year project (later extended) that began on November 1, 2010. It built on eight years of previous USAID media activitie ... s in Afghanistan and continued USAID’s strategic focus on improving news and development-related radio information for under-served groups such as rural families, women and young people. Through the consistent funding and support to the radio industry in Afghanistan, USAID has underwritten an enhanced forum for news and information programming outside of Kabul. By choosing radio as its primary tool, the initial groundwork was laid for a national messaging forum. Enabling provincial and district broadcasters to receive a consistent and increasingly professional series of programs was a good approach. That many of the programs have to do with national, regional and international news and information is creating the conditions for more and better citizen participation in democratic development. The stage has been set for national advertising supported messaging in the future. AMDEP supports a comprehensive “value chain” approach to strengthening the media sector, dealing with training of journalists; establishing and operating a network of rural radio stations; introducing “new media” to enable amateur voices to communicate about social, economic, and development issues; encouraging advocacy to protect journalistic freedoms; helping citizens understand and value the importance of media information and news; training media lawyers; and supporting new media laws and policies that will support development of a dynamic, independent media industry. Internews is the lead implementer of AMDEP activities and of previous USAID media activities that led to AMDEP. Overall, AMDEP has been remarkably successful. It had to function in a context of administrative delays and funding uncertainties, security threats, an environment of many different media projects and an unpredictable economy. The technical and managerial depth of the Internews team was an important factor in the project’s success, as was its selection of effective Afghan partner organizations. Flexibility and agility on the part of USAID and Internews made it possible to adapt to changing circumstances." (Executive summary, page 1) more