Developing media and information literacy

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A co-construction approach between journalists and citizens

More than just a consultation process, this gambling data pakistan dialogue between media and citizens, which took place from November 4, 2019 to February 3, 2020, is a genuine co-construction process .

Journalists from partner media have committed to redouble their efforts on three common subjects ( fight against fake news, media education, involving citizens in the production of information).

The platform brought together 32,500 visitors and 13,200 contributions with an average of 8 messages per contributor and top contributors, very committed to the issue and a force for proposals.

“Media should make money from voting, not from clicking. Clicking is risky, while voting is the result of a choice.” François Very, top contributor

“I would like reports on positive things and on citizens who build” Emmanuel Zancky, top contributor

“I had a very harsh view of the profession. But I realized that the job of journalists is not easy. They are judged and gauged constantly by very different audiences. It is impossible to satisfy everyone.” Nicole Degbo, top contributor

The discussions took place on the online platform, during face-to-face debates and during collective writing workshops aimed at imagining the media in 2050. It should be noted that young people expressed little on the online platform, preferring workshops or social networks.

The media are committed to concrete solutions

Most editorial offices have opened projects and committed to better deploying some already underway.