Reports, handbooks and in-depth research and analysis on different aspects of media development.
In recent years, IMS has seen a steady increase in the number of its media partners forced to flee their home countries to avoid persecution and closure as the democratic space globally has shrunk.
While the demand for investigative reporting continues to grow in Ukraine, the environment in which journalists operate is increasingly constrained and dangerous.
This report comprehensively analyses the risks journalists and media workers face and highlights rising threats to media safety and freedom in Ethiopia.
Understanding the development patterns and ownership of a country’s digital infrastructure, the so-called road system for its internet, gives insight into who has the power to control information.
Public-facing commentary and feedback from IMS and a community of civil society organisations drafted for the European Commission and for dominant tech platforms on their risk assessment reports that they were obliged to publish under the EU Digital Services Act in November 2024.
Social media platforms have become crucial digital infrastructures for accessing and sharing information. And they play a key role in combating disinformation and hate speech in conflicts like the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
The publication is a compilation of the knowledge and learning gathered during a three-year pilot project in Colombia, Myanmar and Syria.
The media plays an important role in de-escalating conflicts and deconstructing patriarchal attitudes and social prejudices about women's ability to engage and participate in decision-making and peacebuilding. Therefore, it is necessary to have a balanced and fair media content that is gender and conflict sensitive as it relates to the depiction of women, their rights, and their issues through the various forms of conflict coverage.
