Institute for War & Peace Reporting (IWPR)
Business Profile
Core Value Proposition
Institute for War & Peace Reporting (IWPR) provides voice to people at the frontlines of conflict and transition to help them drive change.
Target Customer
{"Journalists","Media organizations","Civil society organizations","Researchers","Policymakers","Educators","Donors"}
Key Differentiator
IWPR combines frontline investigative reporting with capacity-building and training across multiple regions, emphasizing voices on conflict and transition and producing multimedia and print outputs.
Implementation Timeline
Value is realized through ongoing projects and trainings; some outputs (reports, publications, and trainings) can be delivered within weeks; broader impact (policy influence, media ecosystem resilience) develops over months to years.
Pain Points
- 1Insufficient credible frontline reporting from conflict and transition contexts
- 2Disinformation and propaganda undermining public discourse
- 3Limited capacity of local journalists and civil society to produce and disseminate high-quality reporting
Key Features
- 1Regional and thematic reporting across Africa, Asia, Europe/Eurasia, Latin America & the Caribbean, and the Middle East & North Africa
- 2Frontline Updates and Spotlight/Impact sections
- 3Training sessions for journalists, imams, and civil society (capacity-building)
- 4Investigative journalism and war crimes reporting (e.g., Ukraine, Moldova projects)
- 5Publications, multimedia content, and open-access reports
Target Customer Industries
Decision Makers
- 1Program Director
- 2Editor-in-Chief
- 3Grants Manager
- 4Communications Manager
- 5Donor Relations Manager
Client Results
- 1Campaigns and investigations that have won prizes (e.g., IWPR-supported investigations winning awards)
- 2Counter-disinformation efforts leading to platform actions (e.g., Twitter closing accounts in disinformation networks in Venezuela)
- 3Documentation and reporting that informs public discourse and policy (e.g., Ukraine war crimes reporting, Moldova BRIC/NGO collaboration)
Competitive Advantages
- 1Voice-first approach giving a platform to frontline communities
- 2Combined reporting with capacity-building and training programs
- 3Global regional reach with diverse outputs (news, investigations, training, publications)
- 4Recognition and awards for IWPR-supported journalism
- 5Disinformation countermeasures and resilience-building in various regions
Key Benefits
Case Studies & Success Stories
Four Million Love Letters to Mosul
IWPR helped organize a mass airdrop of messages of solidarity from ordinary Iraqis to residents under ISIS occupation.
Central Asia: Imams Turn Influencers
IWPR trained a new generation of social-media influencers to spread tolerance and counter violent extremism in Central Asia.
Combating Disinformation in Venezuela
A media/NGO alliance revealed the extent of online disinformation and identified networks; Twitter closed nearly 150 accounts.
Moldova: Mapping Change Through Collaboration
Projects highlight resilience through dialogue and collaboration and showcase efforts to combat misinformation and support reform.
Armenia: Women, Peace and Security
Youth and civil society contributed to national policy planning on women’s rights and security; IWPR involvement in policy processes.
Additional Product Information
Product Description
IWPR provides voice to people at the frontlines of conflict and transition through investigative reporting, training, and capacity-building across global regions.
Target Market
Journalists, media organizations, civil society groups, NGOs, educators, policymakers, and donors involved in conflict, post-conflict, and governance contexts.
Unique Value Proposition
Voice-led journalism plus hands-on training and capacity-building that connect frontline voices with global audiences across multiple regions to drive change.
Technical Requirements
N/A
Pricing Model
Funding through donations and grants; no product pricing is listed; donations are invited via 'Donate to give voice'.
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