Annual reports
Annual reports for IMS' activities may be found here and downloaded.
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IMS Annual Report 2010
The IMS Annual Report 2010 provides an overview of IMS' work in media development across five continents and highlights advances in investigative journalism, media law reform and international partnerships
IMS Annual Report 2009
2009 has been a year of many challenges and achievements for the staff and partners of IMS. The organisation has provided effective and timely responses in support of local media in over 30 countries worldwide affected by conflict, human insecurity and democratic transition. Read the full report here
IMS Annual Report 2008
30.10.2009
In 2008 IMS initiated new activities with partners. These included programmes to stimulate investigative and environmental reporting in China and West Africa. Renewed and increased funding was also secured for programmes in Belarus, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Iraq, Sudan, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka and elsewhere. IMS also developed a new strategy for networked communication environments. In the beginning of the year, the Media and Democracy Programme was reviewed, followed later in the year with a review of the Media and Conflict Programme. At the end of 2008, an external review of the Media Cooperation Programme with the Arab World and Iran (MCP) under the Media and Dialogue Programme was set in motion. The overall conclusions of the reviews were all positive.
In 2008 IMS initiated new activities with partners. These included programmes to stimulate investigative and environmental reporting in China and West Africa. Renewed and increased funding was also secured for programmes in Belarus, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Iraq, Sudan, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka and elsewhere. IMS also developed a new strategy for networked communication environments. In the beginning of the year, the Media and Democracy Programme was reviewed, followed later in the year with a review of the Media and Conflict Programme. At the end of 2008, an external review of the Media Cooperation Programme with the Arab World and Iran (MCP) under the Media and Dialogue Programme was set in motion. The overall conclusions of the reviews were all positive.
IMS Annual Report 2007
01.05.2008
Since International Media Support (IMS) was established six years ago, the organisation has generated a wealth of practical field-based experience and lessons learnt, transforming it into a significant global actor in media support and conflict resolution, democratisation and dialogue. In this regard, during 2007 IMS continued to implement a range of activities from audio-visual productions and investigate journalism, to press freedom advocacy and safety. The approaches and methodologies used by IMS for such activities have evolved to fulfil the organisation’s mandate as a specialised international actor that can quickly identify and prioritise needs, acting upon them in collaboration with national, regional and international actors.
Since International Media Support (IMS) was established six years ago, the organisation has generated a wealth of practical field-based experience and lessons learnt, transforming it into a significant global actor in media support and conflict resolution, democratisation and dialogue. In this regard, during 2007 IMS continued to implement a range of activities from audio-visual productions and investigate journalism, to press freedom advocacy and safety. The approaches and methodologies used by IMS for such activities have evolved to fulfil the organisation’s mandate as a specialised international actor that can quickly identify and prioritise needs, acting upon them in collaboration with national, regional and international actors.
IMS Annual Report 2006
01.05.2007
Annual report 2006 covers activities and interventions carried out by IMS from 1. September 2005 to 31 December 2006. The extended period reflects a change of IMS reporting period now following the calendar year. IMS has during its fifth year of existence continued its core mandate activities, funded by Danida and Sida, with a particular emphasis on consolidating our approach and mode of operation. The core mandate continues to prove its value and strength. Similarly the three (additional) larger media programmes e.g. i) “Media Cooperation with the Arab World and Iran” (AIPP), ii) “Media Programme for Ukraine, Belarus and Western Balkans” (NAB) and iii) “Terrorism, Extremism and Media in Central Asia” have made good progress and have achieved innovative results during their first year of implementation.
Annual report 2006 covers activities and interventions carried out by IMS from 1. September 2005 to 31 December 2006. The extended period reflects a change of IMS reporting period now following the calendar year. IMS has during its fifth year of existence continued its core mandate activities, funded by Danida and Sida, with a particular emphasis on consolidating our approach and mode of operation. The core mandate continues to prove its value and strength. Similarly the three (additional) larger media programmes e.g. i) “Media Cooperation with the Arab World and Iran” (AIPP), ii) “Media Programme for Ukraine, Belarus and Western Balkans” (NAB) and iii) “Terrorism, Extremism and Media in Central Asia” have made good progress and have achieved innovative results during their first year of implementation.
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