The Pacific Media Assistance Scheme (PACMAS) is an AusAID-funded regional media program that supports better governance in the Pacific through the development of a diverse, independent and professional media, promoting informed and meaningful public discourse region-wide. The program is managed by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and is based in Vanuatu. The PACMAS State of Media and Communication Study was undertaken through a partnership between RMIT University (Australia), the University of Goroka (UoG, Papua New Guinea) and UNITEC (New Zealand). The study was commissioned as a baseline study to inform PACMAS activities across 14 countries. The study was developed and undertaken between June 2012 and April 2013, and included visits to each country to conduct a total of 212 individual interviews, and the establishment of a Panel of Expertise for verification
Funding
ABC International Development
History
School
Loughborough University London
Citation
TACCHI, J. ... et al., 2013. PACMAS: state of media and communication report: regional. PACMAS, 68pp.
Publisher
PACMAS
Version
VoR (Version of Record)
Publisher statement
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Publication date
2013
Notes
The Pacific Media Assistance Scheme (PACMAS) is an Australian Aid-funded regional media program that supports better governance in the Pacific through the development of a diverse, independent and professional media, promoting informed and meaningful public discourse region-wide. The program is managed by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation International Development (ABCID).