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The Climate Change Media Partnership took 40 journalists from developing countries to 2009’s UN climate summit, COP15, in Copenhagen. This is a brief video with four of the journalists, finding out what their impressions of the conference were, the difficulties they found there, and how they overcame them.
Many young people worldwide face obstacles in accessing sexual and reproductive health information and services.
Many policy-makers believe ICTs can help women overcome dependence on men by providing employment. Here a Panos London editor offers ideas of how to develop a story around the topic of women in information society.
1.4 billion have access to cell phones - it is for this reason the poor 'unbanked' are now being viewed as viable customers for mobile phone companies and banks offering mobile phone money transfer services. In this article an editor from Panos London offers some of the topics that you could explore in relation to banking, money transfers and ICT.
Former BBC News Online environment correspondent Alex Kirby shared his insights into reporting on climate change over the past 20 years.
Journalists at the 2008 UN Climate Change Summit in Poznan speak about how climate change is affecting their home countries and how their work can help.
Neighbourly action in Pakistan's Charsadda district prevented the floods from being an even greater disaster. But what trouble does climate change spell for the region's future?
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