Submissions to the IDS Award: Media Reporting on Development
Submissions to the IDS Award: Media Reporting on Development
- Total number of individuals submitting: 100
- Total number of articles submitted: 186
Individuals/Submissions:
1. UPDATE ON THE EPIDEMIC OF CHOLERA IN SOUTH KIVU - WORD
1. Leh feels the heat as glaciers melt
1. HIV-positive mum, 9 children hang onto life by a thread
1. Afghanistan's "Unsung Heroes" Series
1. Local Residents of Sisawa are ready to open bank
1. Friday Arrests: Local authorities big hurdle to investment
2. Race to the death over Kashmir waters
1. India: Protective Laws Fall Short for Women Charged with Witchcraft
2. Young journalists to the rescue
3. Sanitation revolution by women
1. Kashmir orphanages get norms
2. GB Pant hospital no more a ‘shifa khana’
1. Delivering women from death
1. No more rain... Now all that's left is desert
1. Community action can fight climate change
1. Hope even to the ends of the earth
1. How do we fix the pain? * NEED PUBLICATION DATE
Jake Soriano and Florian Tarcelo-Balmes
1. Candidates’ business assets hidden from public view
1. Artificial glaciers for summer irrigation
1. They have possession certificates, yet live in fear of eviction
1. Village Leadership Bodies Offer Few Opportunities to Women
2. GYPSUM EXTRACTION IN KASHMIR IMPACTS HEALTH, ENVIRONMENT
William Powers (submitted by PCI-Media Impact )
1. They Had a Dream: Aymarans Seize the Airways to Promote Health and Development in Bolivia’s El Alto
1. Why toilets?
1. India's Indigenous Groups Step Up Anti-Mining Protests
1. At the mercy of irate teachers
2. No succour even after 25 years
3. Prevention of child marriages
4. Nurturing forest communities
1. University PRO knows nothing
2. Wildlife officials violate norms brazenly
3.Women Journalist working in conflict zone
4.A mixed bag of despair and hope
5. Drug abuse
6. More women's police stations coming up: Khuda, Suffering, thy name is woman
7. Jammu & Kashmir --- a state without a health Policy
8. Silent Sufferers: Widows and Orphans of Kashmir conflict
9. As Valley gets drugged, govt remains in slumber
1. Gambling with life: buying medication on the black market
2. Sex in primary schools: confronting a taboo subject
3. Crisis of the Confined: Sex, prison and HIV: Series
1. Jambi's Orang Rimba: School Can be Daunting for Nomadic Children and Their Teachers
2. Jambi's Orang Rimba: Pollution, Plantations and Isolation Limit Tribe’s Health Care Options
3. Jambi's Orang Rimba: Where Losing the Forest Means Losing Your Identity
1. The difference a comedian, an actress, an activist and a dancing gimp can make
1. Nigeria's Harvest of Maternal deaths
1.Many Children Falling Out of the Loop of Free Education
1. Examining Uganda’s journey to MDGs 2015 Target * NEED PUBLICATION TITLE AND DATE and PDF ATTACHMENTS
1. Rights:Our Lives are defined by this forest
4. Fears for Forest as Dam Construction Begins
1. unborn, unwanted Daughter's of Punjab
2. Despite death sentence, rural landscape still fearing Khaps
3. Embers of anger and agony in Mirchpur
1. Interventions to improve the quality of life of the rural populace
2. Green' lobbyists bat for Font Hill
3. Jamaica endorses Copenhagen Accord, but...
4. HIV/AIDS no challenge to foster care programme — CDA
5. Fostering a child with HIV/AIDS: A St Catherine mom's story
1. Salt killing crops, driving migration in storm-hit southern Bangladesh
1. Natural Resource and Environmental Governance: The Role of Civil Society
1. Union Rights for Street Sweepers
1. Homosexuality in Zambia: It's an AIDS issue * NEED PUBLICATION TITLE AND DATE
1. Gidan Kude - Community Starved of Education
1. Thousands languish in Kenyan prisons
1. Reading between the poverty lines
1. Five children not in school, low income
1. The Complicit Bank Executives And Bad Leadership In Nigeria
Daniyar Serikov (writing as Kapiza Nurtazina)
1. Kazakh regions lag in economic development
1. Zimbababwe and press freedom
2. HIV/AIDS turnaround in South Africa
3. Remembering the day Mandela was released
4. Missing Children crisis in South Africa
1. Kenya: New Bill to Improve State Witness Protection, If Passed
- Sudanese Woman And Land: Can A Property Own A Property? * NEED PUBLICATION TITLE AND DATE
- What is the future of Sudan’s economy if the South secedes?
- Incoming Leaders: Make Your Oaths Spiritual, Not Political ones
- Exploring Lives Of Land Grabbing Victims In Eastern Equatoria State
Manshi Asher and Sayantoni Datta
Roel Landingin (submitted by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism)
1. Protecting investors, but what about the people?
1. Man versus Man – excuse: Water
1. Health. Early reaction can avert mental illness * NEED FULL TEXT OF ARTICLE. ARCHIVES LINK REQUIRES REGISTRATION.
2. “Promoting Rights”/ People with mental illnesses face alot of stigma due to ignorance surrounding mental health and mental illnesses in our society
- all of the below referenced HERE.
1. How mobile phone banking is empowering the poor
2. Donors urged to tackle leading killer of under-fives - reports
3. Wounds fester a year after Kenya election violence
4. PHOTOBLOG: Haiti's children forced to grow up fast, if they survive
5. PHOTOBLOG: From mud cakes to earthquakes, Haitian mothers and children face rising malnutrition
6. Sex workers in east Africa rise against violence and prejudice
Benon Herbert Oluka and Evelyn Lirri
- Series reviewing Uganda government budgets for four years from 2006; all available HERE.
1. Monitor reviews government budgets since 2006
2. Revisiting the performance of Uganda’s road sector
3. Uganda’s health budget: Little money poorly spent
4. So many workers but not enough work in Uganda
5. Why is Uganda’s leading economic sector lagging?
6. Tourism potential untapped
7. Mixed fortunes for Uganda’s education sector
8. Defence; the fat cat eating budget cream
9. A new direction or business as usual?
10. Weighing 2010/11 budget against NDP expectations
1. Aarogyam kendras: Technology-based healthcare delivery system
1. What Election? Our children are still hungry!
2. CPA celebrations hit Yei with words of caution
3. Save the peace: musicians play their role
1. Taking the F word out of schools
2. Malawi’s cash transfers: magic bullets for eradicating poverty?
1. Young girls face trafficking as lack of rain drives worsening rural poverty
1. Urban agriculture proves lucrative
2. Tackling urban housing problems
3. Drug abuse, youth and crime * NEED PUBLICATION REFERENCE AND DATE
4. Extending ICT services to the rural areas
5. Turning to herbs hospitals disappoint
6. Tackling urban housing problems
7. Nursing desperation for rural ICT services in Malawian
1. Farmers and consumers benefit from sustainable
1. Madrassas begin education on family planning
2. Pakistan deals with challenges of HIV/AIDS
3. Drug addiction grows among women in Pakistan
1. Compressed natural gas clears the air in Bangladesh
2. Better lives in Bangladesh - through green power
3. Garbage turns into gold in Bangladesh
1. The Role of the Youth in Nation Building
1. Hope when blindness stares in the eye
1. Kenya’s sex workers puzzle researchers * NEEDS PUBLICATION REFERENCE
2. Malawi schedules local elections, but is unsure how to pay for them
3. Poverty reduction programs not charity, EU says
4. Malawi needs new approach to fighting AIDS, experts say
1. Say No to One Man, One Party Leadership: A Call for New Direction in African Politics * NEEDS PUBLICATION REFERENCE AND DATE
3. Benarsi silk gets it sheen back
1. Of still births, bad roads and malnutrition in Kokmar
2. No guarantees for work in Melghat
1. India failing children orphaned by AIDS
1. Bolivia: Promoting Reproductive Health Through InterCultural Approaches
2. Chilean Woman Living with HIV Sterilized Without Consent
Malou Mangahas (submitted by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism)
1. Obscure firms fly high, bag huge DPWH deals
Malou Mangahas and Karol Ilagan (submitted by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism)
1. Elections, inept execs, GMA bid for legacy mar contracts
Karol Ilagan (submitted by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism)
1. Big infra spending fails to lift plight of the poorest
Tita C. Valderama (submitted by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism)
1. Arroyo sons, friends, foes get big public works deals
1. Training Media in Development Awareness
2. Zimbabwe: should we all just shut up?
3. Italy’s foreign aid: government’s stinginess Vs. people’s generosity
4. Help is a Phone Call Away for India’s Minors
1. Evicted from forests, the Batwa are destitute
1. Difficult progress - Persistent poverty expands uncertainties around research into TB drugs and treatments
1. Publication ADEVARUL (Truth) & Sustainable Development * Published within a newsletter of an NGO of which Botnaru Petru is a member
1. A Life changing business: Rabbits provide lifeline
2. Jamaica's burden of crime weighs heavily on schools
- All of the below referenced from HERE.
- School Is a Right, but Will Indian Girls Be Able to Go?
- India Under Pressure to Do More to Stop Child Labor
3. What’s the big deal about gender? – Female Identity as Intersex
1. Singer's solution to poverty a bung note in his career
Paromita Pain
- All of the below referenced from HERE.
1. Slavery sucks!
2. Guiding Minds: Learning about HIV/AIDS