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.
26 March 2020
Sample radio show on TB
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IFRCA sample radio show schedule for a show about TB, which can be used as part of your Community Engagement and Accountability initiatives.
29 June 2019
Broadcasting live radio programs on disaster preparedness and response through community radio stations: guidelines
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IFRCIFRC Guidelines on ‘Broadcasting Live Radio Programs on Disaster Preparedness and Response Through Community Radio Stations’. They cover the role of community radio in providing information to communities in Bangladesh.
27 June 2019
A guide to radio distribution
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InternewsA Radio Distribution Module, which details what the Internews Humanitarian Information Services team learned working in South Sudan. Additional resources are available on the Internews website: https://internews.org/.
27 June 2019
What role can drama play in conflict?
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BBC MediaA research briefing from BBC Media Action, about radio drama Hay el Matar, which aired in Syria from 2015 – 2017. More resources are available on the BBC website: https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediaaction/research-and-insight.
19 June 2019
Community listeners’ groups
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IFRCRead this report on Listeners’ Clubs in the DRC and Niger, to find out more about the importance of community radio in rural communities.
19 June 2019
The power of radio
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IFRCWatch this Powerpoint presentation to find out more about the IFRC’s use of community radio and listening groups in Sierra Leone.
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