Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in the Media
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in the Media A collection of stories by Journalists’ of Media Fellowship Programme Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in the Media A collection of stories by Journalists’ of Media Fellowship Programme Young Journalist Media Fellowship Programme has been designed to build the capacity of young journalists of Pakistan who are interested to investigate water and sanitation problems in Pakistan and their relation with health and human development. This program will provide an opportunity for field visit; research and investigation about WSS related problems in Pakistan and provide a platform for young journalists to engender responsible and accurate coverage of water and sanitation issues. More specifically, programme aims to achieve following objectives: Sensitisation of policy makers through in-depth coverage of water and sanitation related problems, success stories and shaping public opinion Creating awareness for behavioural change through stories Recognise and promote the work of young journalists in the area of water and sanitation sector through giving them exposure of field Cover photo: Neelama Kumari, 9, is seen here learning the steps involved in hand washing, Government Primary School (GPS) Harijan Colony Malan Hore Veena, Tharparkar, Pakistan, 2013. Mustafa Abdul Aziz Compilation and editing: Ayesha Javed February , 2015 Design and Printed: Opal Studios, Islamabad. Amar Guriro Environmental Journalist Coordinator Washmedia-South Asia Amar Guriro is a print media journalist, a blogger, photographer, multimedia producer and a professional fixer based in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. He is regional president of WashMedia-South Asia. WashMedia-South Asia is a forum of journalists from across South Asian countries, including Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka working on water and sanitation.
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