Gender and media baseline study
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GL, in partnership with MISA, conducted the first baseline study on gender and the media in Southern Africa.
This study serves three important functions:
- Provides training for those engaged in media monitoring on how to monitor the media from a gender perspective
- Serves as an advocacy tool with mainstream media in- country and at a regional level and
- Provides a basis for future monitoring on progress towards achieving greater gender balance in media coverage.
Full text of the GMBS available in online >>
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