Project ID 235GAM5001
UNESCO's component in this project is concerned with engaging media, CSOs, youth, political and religious leaders in tackling hate speech offline and online in order to preserve social cohesion in The Gambia. Project interventions consist of building capacity and raising awareness on MIL, adapting and integrating modules on hate speech, debunking disinformation, and MIL within journalism training institution, and supporting the establishment of mechanisms to monitor and counter hate speech within existing political and religious infrastructures.
- On-going
As of
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USD 675,000
Total Project Budget
USD 8,315
Total Incurred Expenditures
Progress
On-going
Start Date
2022.11.30
End Date
2025.11.30
Geographical Scope and Beneficiaries
Country
Allocation
-
Gambia
100%
Financial plan
| Type of Funding | Uses of Funding | Sources of Funding | Project Budget (USD) | Incurred Expenditures (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked | Communication and information | 675,000 | 8,315 | |
| UN - Peacebuilding fund | ||||
| United Nations Development Programme |
Project contributes to
Contribution to UNESCO Results Framework 2022-2025
Sector: Communication and information
Outcome 8 - Foster knowledge sharing and skills development in the digital age
Output: 8.CI5 - Member States have strengthened institutional and human capacities to integrate media and information literacy (MIL) in policies and strategies, and to bridge the digital and knowledge divides, through the development of digital skills and competencies, particularly in the SIDS, and among women and girls and different marginalized and vulnerable groups
Intersectoral
Outcome 8 - Foster knowledge sharing and skills development in the digital age
Output: 8.IP4 - National capacities strengthened to empower learners of all ages, women and men, with digital competencies and Media and Information Literacy skills
Contribution to Sustainable Development Goals
- 35%
UNESCO Global Priorities and Priority Groups
- Gender Equality | 35%
- Youth | 25%
- Priority Africa | 100%
