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MEDIA ASSESSMENT IN HAITI USING THE MEDIA DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS

Year when project approved: 
2015
Approved budget: 
US$14 325.00

The project proposes to implement an assessment of media development in Haiti (LCD) based on UNESCO’s Media Development Indicators (MDIs) and using the Gender-Sensitive Indicators for Media (GSIM) to foreground gender dimension throughout the assessment.
 
The results would be an important tool for guiding the efforts of national actors working in the area of media development and legislation, including lawyers and policy makers. Such a study will provide an up-to-date state of arts of national media landscape and a comprehensive analysis of the current media situation including gender issues, which is not available now. It will allow identifying fields that should be improved and suggesting the right direction to take for correcting the course of current and further reforms. It may also serve as an instrument for mobilizing further collaboration and funding from potential donors.

Documents
Full project description: 
Haiti_project_report_2015.pdf
Project details
IPDC Bureau meeting nº: 
59

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Budget
Budget code: 
354GLO5003.51

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Beneficiary
Beneficiary name: 
Social Communication Department of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Haiti State University (Université d'Etat d'Haiti-UEH)
Beneficiary description: 

UEH is one of Haiti's leading higher education facilities and the nation's largest public university. The Department of Social Communication has experience in conducting studies and researches regarding the situation of media and journalists in the country.

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Location and contacts
UNESCO
Responsible UNESCO Regional advisers: 

Isabel Viera, NPO, CI: i.viera@unesco.org

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Project contacts: 

Prof. Ary Regis, Chief, Communication Department of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Haiti State University and Isabel Viera, NPO/CI, UNESCO Cluster Office in Havana

Project place: 
Haiti

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