Catalogue of scalable solutions
Building and scaling alternative platforms and solutions to counter disinformation and strengthen democratic resilience
Reports, handbooks and in-depth research and analysis on different aspects of media development.
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Climate Disinformation in Malaysia: Appropriating Indigenous Peoples’ Entitlements
This report analyses how climate disinformation sustains exploitation, resulting in the exacerbation of the appropriation of Indigenous People’s protections and rights.
Climate Disinformation in Pakistan: Silencing Indigenous Peoples’ Voices
This report examines the intersection of climate disinformation and its impact on Indigenous Peoples in Pakistan.
Climate disinformation in India: Subverting Indigenous Peoples’ rights
This report addresses the intersection of climate disinformation and its impact on indigenous peoples.
Recommendations for Moldovan and Ukrainian legislators and regulators for mitigating systemic risk – particularly during electoral periods.
As social media platforms, messaging services and search engines have amplified the spread of disinformation, particularly during elections, the mitigation of systemic risks stemming from the design, function, or use of these digital services is of great concern.
Climate disinformation in Thailand: Negating Indigenous Peoples’ Identity
Thailand’s digital media surge has amplified climate disinformation, making it harder for Indigenous communities to defend their rights and protect their lands. As online falsehoods spread, so does the threat to cultural heritage and environmental resilience.
Climate Disinformation in Cambodia: Undermining Indigenous Peoples’ Agency
This report addresses the intersection of climate disinformation and its impact on indigenous peoples by showing how climate disinformation undermines their ability to amplify their voices, articulate the challenges they face and identify effective solutions.
Catalysing private capital: Financing the future of public interest media
Across the globe, media outlets are collapsing under the weight of failing business models, vanishing advertising revenues and escalating political pressure. This report responds to a rising demand from the media development field to understand how private capital can complement and strengthen traditional donor funding. The private sector alone will not save journalism, but it cannot remain on the sidelines.