IPS – Inter Press Service News Agency

IPS partnerships

Partnerships are an important way for IPS to fulfil its mission and extend the reach and impact of its activities. IPS partners with media organisations, civil society and donors to increase the quality and quantity of its outputs.

With media organisations, IPS has content and distribution partnerships as well as institutional memorandums of understanding with media players that share the IPS approach to the international media scene. Current partnerships include:

Al Jazeera

INSP street newspapers

AMARC

OneWorld

Infosud

Killid Media

The Media Consortium

The Guardian

Thomson Reuters Foundation

TVE – Television Trust for the Environment

IPS has long benefited from strong relationships with civil society, fostered through reporting their news and views, and engaging them in using communications as a way of promoting and attaining a better world. Regional partnerships are explored on the IPS regional pages with current global partnerships that include:

CIVICUS

Com+ and IFEJ

Oxfam Novib

World Social Forum

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