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The document discusses Agahi, an organization that aims to create knowledge clusters across Pakistan to improve media diversity. It does this through issue mapping, partnerships with press clubs for training, and annual Agahi Awards that recognize quality journalism across various categories like business, conflict, education and more. The awards methodology involves submissions from journalists through press clubs and a public vote to choose people's choice awards. The goal is to appreciate quality content and shift media consumption towards more issues of relevance.

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Why Agahi?
• Media concentration on few issues

• Lack of appreciation for the journalists
producing quality content

• Shift in media consumption patterns

• Media diversity and convergence

• Role of Press Clubs in media development

AGAHI - Purpose
• Creating Knowledge Clusters Across
Pakistan

• Issue Mapping

• Knowledge Grid of Pakistan

Improving the State of Media
• The Knowledge Cluster
in Pakistan
1. Karachi/Hyderabad - Market relevance, impact policy design, economy,
competitiveness
2. Interior Sindh – Water, Development of knowledge-base, integration
into mainstream media
3. Northern Punjab – SMEs, Food Security, Energy, Water, De-radicalization
4. Southern Punjab – De-radicalization, Development of Knowledge-base
Food Security, Energy, Water
5. Islamabad – Policy Development, public sector capacity building, gender
integration
6. KPK & FATA - De-radicalization, Socio-economic sectors, livelihood
initiatives
7. PATA – Infrastructure, rehabilitation, access to finance,
8. Balochistan – Internal conflict, mines and minerals, agriculture, water
9. Gilgit Baltistan – Tourism, food security, livelihood - Not sure as yet
10. AJK - De-radicalization, water security

Copyright (C) 2010-11 - Mishal Private
30 March 2012 5
Limited

Agahi Process
• Partnership with 40 Press Clubs across
Pakistan

• Engaging International and Domestic
Partners

• Training and Capacity Building Initiatives

Agahi Awards
• Criteria
• Developed with the help of the
Center for International Media Ethics
(CIME)

• Designed on the Pillars of Media
Development Indicators of UNESCO

• Included the Millennium Development
Goals (MDGs) as the core essence for
creating media diversity

Agahi Awards
• Methodology
• Press Clubs and Associations engaged
journalists to submit their best work

• Direct mail, email, SMS and social media

• Agahi Portal for submission of reports,
news articles and multimedia content

Agahi Awards
• Awards in Categories:
• Business & Economy • Infotainment
• Conflict • Interfaith
• Corruption • Media Ethics
• Crime • Photo-Journalism
• Education
• Energy, Water & Food
Security Nexus
• Environment • Investigative Journalist of the
• Gender Year
• Human Rights • AGAHI Awards 2012
• Health

Agahi Awards
• People’s Choice Awards

• Current Affairs Anchor of the Year

• News Channel of the Year

Agahi Awards
• People’s Choice Awards - Evaluation

• Campaigns with Press Clubs

• An aggressive campaign on social media – reaching
more than approx. 5.5 million Pakistanis

• Direct feedback through Short Messaging Service –
more than 700,000 Pakistanis across the country

• Outdoor campaigns

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4. AGAHI - Purpose • Creating Knowledge Clusters Across Pakistan • Issue Mapping • Knowledge Grid of Pakistan

5. Improving the State of Media • The Knowledge Cluster in Pakistan 1. Karachi/Hyderabad - Market relevance, impact policy design, economy, competitiveness 2. Interior Sindh – Water, Development of knowledge-base, integration into mainstream media 3. Northern Punjab – SMEs, Food Security, Energy, Water, De-radicalization 4. Southern Punjab – De-radicalization, Development of Knowledge-base Food Security, Energy, Water 5. Islamabad – Policy Development, public sector capacity building, gender integration 6. KPK & FATA - De-radicalization, Socio-economic sectors, livelihood initiatives 7. PATA – Infrastructure, rehabilitation, access to finance, 8. Balochistan – Internal conflict, mines and minerals, agriculture, water 9. Gilgit Baltistan – Tourism, food security, livelihood - Not sure as yet 10. AJK - De-radicalization, water security Copyright (C) 2010-11 - Mishal Private 30 March 2012 5 Limited

6. Agahi Process • Partnership with 40 Press Clubs across Pakistan • Engaging International and Domestic Partners • Training and Capacity Building Initiatives

7. Agahi Awards • Criteria • Developed with the help of the Center for International Media Ethics (CIME) • Designed on the Pillars of Media Development Indicators of UNESCO • Included the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as the core essence for creating media diversity

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9. Agahi Awards • Awards in Categories: • Business & Economy • Infotainment • Conflict • Interfaith • Corruption • Media Ethics • Crime • Photo-Journalism • Education • Energy, Water & Food Security Nexus • Environment • Investigative Journalist of the • Gender Year • Human Rights • AGAHI Awards 2012 • Health

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