The Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP) includes 14 member organisations from the Mekong region, with several focused on women and youth indigenous populations specifically. As part of addressing the underrepresentation of indigenous peoples in mainstream media and lack of information channels for them to receive and share information, AIPP developed and implemented a media project called Indigenous Voices in Asia (IVA) in December 2012 in five Asian countries, including two from the Mekong sub region, Cambodia and Thailand. Through this project, nearly 300 indigenous rights activists and media practitioners have been trained in different media skills including basic journalism, radio broadcasting, citizen journalism, video production and social media skills. In 2014, a community audio-visual centre was also set up as an additional information channel for indigenous communities in Ratanakiri province, Cambodia.