Research, evidence and data on Libya’s information landscape

This section shares findings and analysis from studies on mis- and disinformation in Libya. Drawing on both formative and evaluative research, it offers evidence on how information spreads, how it shapes people’s behaviour, and how to design more effective responses.

Whether you’re working in media, development, or policy, this is where the data helps drive smarter action.

Research briefings and full reports

Here you'll find summaries and complete versions of BBC Media Action’s research in Libya — including public studies, evaluations, and learning reports. Each piece helps unpack the role of mis- and disinformation in everyday life and offers guidance for more responsive, evidence-based programming.

Libya’s Information Challenge: Understanding the Impact of Mis- and Disinformation

BBC Media Action, in partnership with UNDP, conducted a study to better understand how Libyans engage with information online — and how disinformation affects everyday

Understanding Libyan Social Media Users’ Experiences with False and Misleading Information

In today’s fast-paced digital world, social media has become deeply embedded in everyday life. But with its expansion has come a growing challenge: the spread

Examine Libya’s media and information landscape using interactive data and research. This section shows how false and misleading content spreads, how people engage with it, and what impact it has on trust and public life.

Research, evidence and data on Libya’s information landscape

Research briefings and full reports

Libya’s Information Challenge: Understanding the Impact of Mis- and Disinformation

Understanding Libyan Social Media Users’ Experiences with False and Misleading Information

Explore the Evidence

Examine Libya’s media and information landscape using interactive data and research. This section shows how false and misleading content spreads, how people engage with it, and what impact it has on trust and public life.