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Media Development

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UNESCO’s approach to media development includes tailored activities that respond to the rapidly changing media environment. The Media Development Indicators (MDI) are a comprehensive research tool that highlights gaps in media development, informing public policy and donor strategies.

Supporting journalism education is an important part of developing a free and independent media, and UNESCO promotes excellence in journalism education and training institutions in South Sudan to assist the teaching of new subject areas and literacies for journalists. These and other activities can secure grants from the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC).

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