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ABOUT THE ORGANISATIONS
International Media Support (IMS) works on one of today’s defining challenges: ensuring
that people everywhere can access trustworthy, fact-based information. The way societies
understand the world - and shape their future - depends on who produces information, how it
circulates, and whether it can be trusted. IMS exists to protect and strengthen the information
ecosystems people rely on. We work with bold and brave local partners in contexts affected by
conflict and social tension, helping ensure that ethical, public-interest information can be
produced and shared safely. Through long-term, locally grounded partnerships, we co-create
practical and innovative solutions - and respond rapidly in moments of crisis or opportunity.
KVINFO is Denmark’s knowledge center for gender and equality. We collect and produce
knowledge, develop tools and work for solutions to specific challenges about gender and
equality in Denmark and internationally. KVINFO works at the crossroads between knowledge,
politics and practice. We create an overview of research and knowledge on the field and bring
this knowledge into play broadly to decision-makers, media, companies, organisations and the
public in Denmark and internationally. We apply knowledge to drive change through tools and
solutions tailored to gender-specific challenges. We are committed to creating public value, for
example, pointing out and responding to significant societal challenges directly related to
gender and equality or where knowledge about gender is a key to creating change.
The Jordan Open Source Association (JOSA) is a non-profit organisation based in Amman,
Jordan. The association is among the few non-profits registered under the Jordan Ministry of
Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship. JOSA’s mission is to promote openness in technology
and to defend the rights of technology users in Jordan. We believe that information that is nonpersonal – whether it’s software code, hardware design blueprints, data, network protocols
and architecture, content – should be free for everyone to view, use, share, and modify. Our
belief also holds that information that is personal should be protected within legal and
technological frameworks. Access to the modern Web should likewise remain open.
Tadwein for Gender Studies was established in 2014 with the aim of promoting evidencebased awareness on gender issues, implementing projects, formulating policies, and taking
necessary actions to enhance the status of women in Egyptian society and to reduce violence
against women and girls in general.
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