Rural radio stations, like any other, need to know the impact that their programmes are having on their listeners. How can this be measured when the service of specialised institutes are beyond reach? This issue has been the theme of a series of six training-action workshops organised by CTA from 1997 to 2001 in Burkina Faso, Madagascar, Mali and South Africa. They drew up a set of practical solutions and simple, reliable tools for quantitative and qualitative surveys of radio audiences which would enable small radio stations to know the profile, habits and preferences of their listeners and to establish a permanent dialogue with them.Rural radio stations, like any other, need to know the impact that their programmes are having on their li...
Seydou DRAME Is a Burkinabe journalist and a ClERRO (Inter-Afr can Cente for Rural Radio Studies...
Radio is the preferred extension medium for disseminating agricultural information in Fiji and other...
The aim of the study was to evaluate the reach of AICCRA supported community radio programs in Seneg...
Rural radio stations, like any other, need to know the impact that their programmes are having on th...
Radio remains the quickest, least costly and most effective way of reaching rural people if it is us...
As part of its programme of support for rural radio and agricultural information services in ACP cou...
Since its inception CTA has always recognized the importance of radio as an information medium in AC...
Rural radio had begun to appear in many African countries even before Independence. Its role was cle...
In Western Samoa, programmes for farmers are relayed from island to island by two telecommunications...
Initiated by CTA and FAO, this survey is a follow-up to a workshop organised to identify the major c...
Bibliography: pages [88]-92.The role of the mass media in the Third World has often been perceived a...
Radio remains the most widely used means of mass communication in many ACP countries and nowhere is ...
This work is part of the study of radio broadcasting in Black Africa, and particularly the rural rad...
This workshop follows findings of two studies on training needs for rural radio in Africa (1999 and ...
A community-based radio station has potential for significant positive impact on the health of a com...
Seydou DRAME Is a Burkinabe journalist and a ClERRO (Inter-Afr can Cente for Rural Radio Studies...
Radio is the preferred extension medium for disseminating agricultural information in Fiji and other...
The aim of the study was to evaluate the reach of AICCRA supported community radio programs in Seneg...
Rural radio stations, like any other, need to know the impact that their programmes are having on th...
Radio remains the quickest, least costly and most effective way of reaching rural people if it is us...
As part of its programme of support for rural radio and agricultural information services in ACP cou...
Since its inception CTA has always recognized the importance of radio as an information medium in AC...
Rural radio had begun to appear in many African countries even before Independence. Its role was cle...
In Western Samoa, programmes for farmers are relayed from island to island by two telecommunications...
Initiated by CTA and FAO, this survey is a follow-up to a workshop organised to identify the major c...
Bibliography: pages [88]-92.The role of the mass media in the Third World has often been perceived a...
Radio remains the most widely used means of mass communication in many ACP countries and nowhere is ...
This work is part of the study of radio broadcasting in Black Africa, and particularly the rural rad...
This workshop follows findings of two studies on training needs for rural radio in Africa (1999 and ...
A community-based radio station has potential for significant positive impact on the health of a com...
Seydou DRAME Is a Burkinabe journalist and a ClERRO (Inter-Afr can Cente for Rural Radio Studies...
Radio is the preferred extension medium for disseminating agricultural information in Fiji and other...
The aim of the study was to evaluate the reach of AICCRA supported community radio programs in Seneg...