Closing the Climate Media Divide

Internews, Panos and IIED have joined forces to support developing world journalism and perspectives from the heart of the international climate negotiations. Over 40 journalists from Asia, Africa and Latin America are participating in a climate media fellowship programme designed to improve media coverage of the Bali UN Climate Summit and climate change issues in developing countries.

Goals of the Partnership

From Bali to Monaco

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Climate Change Media Partnership are working together at the UNEP Governing Council /Global Ministerial Forum in Monaco 19-22 February 2008. Four Climate Media Fellows are reporting directly from the Monaco Forum - the largest gathering of environment ministers and key players in the climate change arena since Bali. At the centre of the Forum is the challenge to find concrete ways forward in mobilizing finance for climate change.

Direct from Bali

Despatches from the Climate Media Fellows to their home media

Bali Radio Pool

Highlights from a radio pool system providing daily reports from Bali to 68 radio stations that reach some of the poorest and most isolated communities in Indonesia, the host country of the UN Summit.

Climate Media Blogs

Personal commentary and impressions of the UN Climate Summit from the Climate Media Fellows and supporting team in Bali

Video Despatches

Key Links

Media Fellows & Support Team

     
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