Supporting sustainable pluralistic media
The month-long 360-degree freedom of expression and information “ecosystem mapping” engaged a wide range of media, government and international officials and organization in the capital as well as local leaders and media works at provincial radio stations and citizens in more remote areas.
The assessment moved beyond a standard media landscape assessment, considering the political, economic and power forces that control access to information in the transitional justice context; factors that influence message and information flow; how citizens access, demand, trust and act on information.
The results of this assessment will be released in Banjul in February 2018 to complement significant actions underway.