Funding
The INSP News Service is currently supported through a European Union funded project. INSP is partnering with Inter Press Service (IPS) to increase coverage of poverty issues and distribution of poverty related news articles worldwide. The core of this partnership is a three year (2010-2012) EU funded project that focuses on the situation in the Least Developed Countries. (Read more).
INSP also seeks to generate income and launch enterprising new editorial initiatives to ensure the future sustainability of the project and the street paper network as a whole. This will be achieved through a bold and ambitious business development plan.
INSP is always looking for partners to develop specific areas of work such as vendor involvement, new media and technology development. If you are interested in supporting the work of the INSP News Service, please contact us. If you would like to make a donation to the INSP News Service, click here.
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