 |
Title |
Monographs on
Mass Media laws and Regulations in Asia. AMIC
|
Beneficiary
countrys |
Pakistan, Sri Lanka,
Malaysia, Philippines
|
| |
Approval
date
|
1995 1998
|
| |
Total
budget
$
|
63,000
|
| |
Budget
code
|
PDC/15 RAS/01 352
RAS 51
|
| |
Source
|
IPDC
|
| |
Objectives
|
To familiarise
national media with the legal framework for communications.
To involve media practitioners in an examination of prevailing laws
and promote awareness of the relevance of existing legislation.
To provide basis for comparing regional legal framework and thereby
contribute to a process of review and reform.
|
| |
Activities
|
Contract established
with AMIC to produce four monographs - Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia
and the Philippines.
|
| |
Funds
obligated
|
56,700
|
| |
Implementation
rate
& Remarks |
90%. Contracts
extended to accommodate the delay on preparing the Malaysian monograph.
Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Philippines monographs finalised.
AMIC is to
provide the printed copies of all monographs.
Project to be evalauted.
|
| |
Project
officers
|
JAYAWEERA
|
| |
|
|
| |
Title |
Asia Pacific
Communication Network project. AMIC
|
| |
Beneficiary
countrys |
Bangladesh, India,
Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Sri
Lanka and Thailand
|
| |
Approval
date
|
1996 1998
|
| |
Total
budget
$
|
54,000
|
| |
Budget
code
|
PDC/16 RAS/01 352
RAS 61
|
| |
Source
|
IPDC
|
| |
Objectives
|
To provide national
documentation centres with the essential equipment for upgrading their
documentation facilities.
To train network members in the use of common software To design a common
format for data entry.
To compile a manual, acronym, logo etc to facilitate networking.
|
| |
Activities
|
Contractual arrangements
have been made with AMIC to establish the network among documentation
centres in Bangladesh, India, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Nepal,
Pakistan, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
|
| |
Funds
obligated
|
49,000
|
| |
Implementation
rate
& Remarks |
90%. Regional Communication
Adviser has made preliminary consultation with the project proponents.
Contract issued.
Activities in progress.
|
| |
Project
officers
|
BENTLEY
and JAYAWEERA
|
| |
|
|
| |
Title |
Training for
Journalists on management of environmental information resources AMIC
|
| |
Beneficiary
countrys |
Bangladesh, Bhutan,
Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Kyrgistan, Malaysia, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan,
Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam
|
| |
Approval
date
|
1996 1998
|
| |
Total
budget
|
60,000
|
| |
Budget
code
|
PDC/18 RAS/01
|
| |
Source
|
IPDC
|
| |
Objectives
|
To provide mid-level
journalists a comprehensive overview of the extent of environmental
problems in Asia and necessary tools for analysis of environmental issues.
To upgrade skills in reporting formulation and writing of environmental
stories.
To acquaint journalists with the possibilities of data gathering and
networking arising from the development of internet, various database
access, on-line discussion groups, bulletin boards and other information
sources.
|
| |
Activities
|
Activities being
revised in line with the available funds.
|
| |
Funds
obligated
|
70,000
|
| |
Implementation
rate
& Remarks |
The project was
approved in December 1997. Awaiting funds allotment
|
| |
Project
officers
|
BENTLEY
and JAYAWEERA
|
| |
|
|
| |
Title |
Asian Press
Institute Project Press Foundation of Asia
|
| |
Beneficiary
countrys |
Bangladesh, Cambodia,
China, Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan,
Philippines, Pakistan and Thailand)
|
| |
Approval
date
|
1996 1998
|
| |
Total
budget
$
|
70, 000
|
| |
Budget
code
|
PDC/14/RAS01 352
GLO 57
|
| |
Source
|
IPDC
|
| |
Objectives
|
To establish a
reciprocal exchange of information among Asian Press Institutes through
strong net-work capabilities Support of specific regional training programmes
and activities oriented towards the strengthening of Press Institutes,
particularly in the field of management, financial sustainability, training
of trainers, project design and management and the organisation of topical
seminars or workshops especially in the fields of media legislation,
ethnic issues and conflicts.
|
| |
Activities
|
Contract for networking
through Press Foundation of Asia established.
|
| |
Funds
obligated
|
70,000
|
| |
Implementation
rate
& Remarks |
100 %. Institutes
survey in progress. $ 20,000 from CII/COM Regular Programme. For more
information, visit the project WEB site at: http://www.pressasia.org/PFA
|
| |
Project
officers
|
BENTLEY
and JAYAWEERA
|
| |
|
|
| |
Title |
SAARC Regional
Network for Promotion of Photojournalism. DRIK Picture Library Ltd.
|
| |
Beneficiary
countrys |
Bangladesh, Bhutan,
India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
|
| |
Approval
date
|
1997 1998
|
| |
Total
budget
$
|
40,000
|
| |
Budget
code
|
PDC/16 RAS/02 352
RAS 71
|
| |
Source
|
IPDC
|
| |
Objectives
|
To reinforce the
journalistic competence of photojournalists.
To organise and conduct two to three regional workshops for SAARC photojournalists.
To establish reciprocal exchanges of photographic works within the SAARC
region and with International photo- agencies.
To establish a network of SAARC photo journalists.
|
| |
Activities
|
Equipment purchased.
Contractual arrangement made to establish the network and to conduct
training.
|
| |
Funds
obligated
|
36,000
|
| |
Implementation
rate
& Remarks |
90 %. Activities
in progress.
|
| |
Project
officers
|
BENTLEY
and JAYAWEERA
|
| |
|
|
| |
Sub
Regional |
Title |
Preventive Information
Based on Investigative Journalism PANOS and Press Institutes
|
| |
Beneficiary
countrys |
Nepal, India, Bangladesh)
|
| |
Approval
date
|
|
| |
Total
budget
$
|
60,000
|
| |
Budget
code
|
207 RAS
60
|
| |
Source
|
UNAIDS
|
| |
Objectives
|
To devise a communication
strategy using print and broadcast media, whose messages are based on
firm analysis of causes AIDS among young people.
|
| |
Activities
|
Consultative meeting
was held in Kathmandu, Nepal from 25-26 May 1998. A contract was issued
to PANOS to conduct a base line study to be followed up by 3 training
workshops, a gatekeeper's workshop and to prepare a Media Resource Book
on HIV/AIDS reporting.
|
| |
Funds
obligated
|
54,000
|
| |
Implementation
rate
& Remarks |
90%. Project implementation
is in progress.
|
| |
Project
officers
|
BENTLEY
ARNALDO JAYAWEERA
|
| |
 |