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EVENTS

  • 28th session of the Intergovernmental Council of the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC)
    22.03.2012 - 23.03.2012
    UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, France                                                          
  • 56th Meeting of the Bureau of the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC)
    22.02.2012 - 24.02.2012
    UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, France

13 DONORS THAT SUPPORTED IPDC ACTIVITIES IN 2010-2012


Andorra

India

Sweden

Belgium

Israel

Switzerland

Denmark

Netherlands

United States
of America

Finland

Norway

France

Spain
   

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Approved projects 2012 (PDF)

  • IPDC guidelines for project preparation

  • IPDC official project submission form

Publications

  • Media Development Indicators: a framework for assessing media development
    (pdf) - 1.81 MB

     

  • How to do community radio: a primer for community radio operators
    (pdf)

News

  • 11.05.12

    UNESCO advances gender mainstreaming in journalism education in Morocco

  • 18.04.12

    UN approves common strategy on safety of journalists

  • 06.04.12

    Gender central to good journalism education

  • 02.04.12

    Africa-UK Journalism Education Exchange Network to be launched this month

  • 28.03.12

    New IPDC Bureau elected at 28th session of IPDC Council

All News

IPDC RESOURCES

  • Meeting documents
    Sessions of the Intergovernmental Council of the IPDC and meetings of its Bureau

  • New IPDC projects database 
    Coming soon

  • IPDC Photos
    Selection of photos that illustrate IPDC activities.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is IPDC?

  • How to submit a project?

  • How to support the IPDC?

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