IREX Reports

IREX surveyed teacher alumni to gather information regarding barriers impacting education for boys and girls around the world.

Although IREX began its work in the Soviet Union more than 40 years ago, today we implement a wide portfolio of programs in 41 countries in Africa. More than 20% of our program budget goes to African civil society actors, journalists, teachers, youth, and community leaders. Our programs draw on local expertise, NGOs and staff to deliver sustainable solutions well-suited for the African context.

IREX commissioned noted international media law scholar Toby Mendel to conduct an analysis of the developing Iraqi legal framework governing freedom of expression and right to information. Mendel raises concerns about the developing legal framework: In recent years, the government has introduced a barrage of legislation relating to the fundamental freedoms of expression and assembly. In some cases, this legislation appears to be well intentioned, while in other cases positive intentions are less apparent. Regardless, all of these new laws, most of which have not yet been adopted, are problematical from the perspective of constitutional and international human rights guarantees.
 

IREX commissioned D3 Systems to conduct a survey of audience media habits in Iraq. The study addresses usage of print, television, radio, and online and new media.

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A series of documents detailing IREX's finances

IREX supported audience research on TV Mreza and Kosma Radio, two networks of local television and radio stations serving Kosovo's Serb population. The research was conducted under the Strengthening Independent Minority Media Program, implemented by IREX and supported by USAID.

In 2010, Social Impact was hired to conduct a program results assessment on IREX's Youth Development Competencies Program. This is the organization's executive summary.