By Elias Ntungwe Ngalame
The PAMACC network is increasingly becoming the biggest media groupings of climate change reporters on the continent working in close collaboration with mainstream development stakeholders in the continent like the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance, PAJCA, African Development Bank, United Nation Economic Commission for Africa, UNECA, United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, UNCCD.
Both photos show PAMACC representatives at UNCCD COP 12 Congress on Desertification in Ankara presenting activities of the Pan African Media Alliance for Climate Change, PAMACC in Burundi-East Africa and Cameroon Central Africa.
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Increasingly, more and more international development stakeholders are taking interest in PAMACC activities bringing innovative approaches to sending climate change information to the different target population.
With a cream of climate change reporters in the continent working for bona-fide international outlets like Thomson Reuters, VOA, BBC, IPS, Climate Reporters, Mongabay.com, Scidev.com, Guardian, Pamacc News etc, PAMACC team takes the message to the grassroots and to policy makers.
The team also produces live news magazines during international congresses to permit congress participants not only live the event but take home important happenings and information to share with those who were not privileged to attend the congress.
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