Securing access to media for third world productions

Increasing broadcasting in industrialized countries of programmes from developing countries
Introducing developing country films to developed countries

Description

Securing access to media for third world productions involves implementing measures to ensure equitable distribution, affordable licensing, and local capacity-building for media creation and dissemination. This strategy addresses barriers such as high costs, restrictive regulations, and limited infrastructure by promoting partnerships, advocating for open access policies, and supporting indigenous content development. The practical aim is to empower local producers, enhance cultural representation, and facilitate the global exchange of diverse perspectives through accessible media channels.

Implementation

UNESCO's programme includes the following: increasing the broadcasting in industrialized countries of radio and television programmes produced in developing countries and encourage South-South cooperation in this area.