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	Miscellenous
	List of Press Clubs in Disaster Area
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	Map of FM Radio Signal Coverage and UN Hubs in Earthquake Affected Areas
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	Contact list of Jazba-e-Tameer (ABT) Team
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	List of emergency FM Radio stations in Earthquake Affected Areas of NWFP and Kashmir

Building Media Capacities:
Pakistan Emergency Information Project

Internews is implementing the Pakistan Emergency Information Project (PEIP) designed to build and support the nascent independent radio media in the earthquake affected regions of the country – Pakistan-administered Kashmir and North West Frontier Province.

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NEWS

Creating Waves, literally - article by Adnan Rehmat

Jurisdiction Row Silences Kashmir FM Station

Jazba-e-Tameer photographic exhibition in Switzerland

The headquarters of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) in September 2006 hosted an exhibition of world class photographer Mark Edwards of the work of Internews in emergency response support at its headquarters in Berne, Switzerland.

Internews Humanitarian Media Program Highlighted at Clinton Global Initiative, September 21, 2006

(September 21, 2006) Internews Network's Humanitarian Media Assistance Program was highlighted yesterday at the annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative in New York . Former National Security Advisor Sandy Berger announced Internews' commitment to this program on stage during the opening day of the three-day event and presented a certificate to Jeanne Bourgault, Internews Chief Operating Officer.

Audience poll: “Keep Jazba-e-Tameer on air!”
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Phase 1 completed: Pakistan Emergency Information Project

News You Can Use - Report by Louise Tickle

Improving Disaster Response Through Media: Lessons from Pakistan

When Pakistan's worst natural disaster struck on October 8, 2005, over 80,000 died – including 30,000 children in classrooms – more than 100,000 sustained injuries and 3.5 million were displaced, according to official estimates.

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Press club equipment grant event report

INTERNEWS MEDIA EQUIPMENT GRANT TO PRESS CLUBS IN QUAKE REGION

As part of its efforts to promote and strengthen access to humanitarian information in earthquake affected areas and strengthen media capacities, Internews Pakistan donated equipment to four press clubs and a media NGO of the affected areas in a ceremony at Muzaffarabad.