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At the recent UN climate summit, COP15, in Copenhagen, Panos London interviewed four of the Climate Change Media Partnership fellows to find out what their impressions of the conference were, the difficulties they found there, and how they overcame them.
You can read additional stories by all of the fellows at the Climate Change Media Partnership website, and several blogs on the Guardian website.
Current research indicates that it will be people living in developing countries that will bear the brunt of climate change. This topic guide offers insights for journalists interested in reporting on issues around agricultural, fisheries and industrialisation.
A topic guide looking at how journalists can report on the current economic problems developing countries face.
Researchers are doing vital investigation however they often communicate the results only to other researchers.
Nearly 10 years after the launch of an international effort to tackle the global health emergency, TB remains one of the world’s major causes of death.
24 September 2009
Many young people worldwide face obstacles in accessing sexual and reproductive health information and services.
Research shows that people’s capacity to access and use land is important for economic growth, and for poverty reduction.
27 January 2010
Thomson Reuters Foundation Fellowship Programme sends mid-career journalists to the University of Oxford
28 January 2010
CNN MultiChoice African Journalist Awards for excellence in African journalism
31 January 2010
The Southern African Journalists' Bursary sends Southern African journalists to Germany
1 February 2010
International Nieman Fellowship: South African Fellowship sends a South African journalist to Harvard University
1 February 2010
Excellence in Media Award for Global Health for distinguished reporting of health issues
25 February 2010
Harry Chapin Media Awards honours outstanding coverage of hunger and poverty issues
A new video made by Panos London for the Climate Change Media Partnership gives an insight into the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) mechanism from the perspective of local people in Indonesia, with journalists, scientists and critics giving their opinions on the proposed scheme.
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