Radio programming
Radio can be a vital tool to reach a wide audience. We use radio programmes to share lifesaving information with communities, and as a platform to encourage open discussions and feedback on a range of important topics. These tools and resources will enable you to use radio programming effectively.
7 March 2022
Breaking the silos in community-driven epidemic preparedness
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IFRCA case study on IFRC’s Community Epidemic and Pandemic Preparedness Program (CP3) which applies a model of community engagement and participation, engaging both national and local leaders and influencers to drive locally-led change, strengthening their ability to prevent, detect and respond to disease threats before they become outbreaks.
13 April 2020
The new coronavirus radio show guide and running order
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IFRCThis risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) guide can help you run an interactive radio chat show programme to provide communities with timely, accurate information about the new coronavirus.
1 April 2020
Engaging communities for behaviour change
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IFRCThis report produced by IFRC and Rwandan Red Cross investigates whether mobile cinemas and radio shows actually work in sensitising communities and influencing behaviour change in Rwanda. It also looks at unintended impacts of these approaches.
30 March 2020
Radio show review template
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IFRCA radio show review template, which can be used to support your Community Engagement and Accountability activities related to radio programming.
30 March 2020
Content to add to your radio show
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IFRCAn example of the different kinds of content that can be used in a radio show, which can be used as part of your Community Engagement and Accountability initiatives.
30 March 2020
Sample radio show about gender-based violence
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IFRCA sample radio show schedule for a show about preventing and responding to violence against women, which can be used as part of your Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) initiatives.
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