ii) Set up and facilitation of clubs (at least 100 clubs mobilizing listeners’ approximately 2000 men and women farmers) 100 radio listener clubs with 20-25 members in each 4 pilot sites (25 for one radio station) are organized and formed. The members of these clubs took part in field drama recording session and performed in the drama. Guidelines for participation, operation, and management of radio listening clubs is also prepared. Signboard (indication of listener club) and a trunk (for preservation of meeting books and other materials) is given to each listener clubs. iii) Training/Workshop organized Sl Name of Participants No. of Participants # Training/Workshop Batch M F Total 1 Orientation Workshop on Community 1 1 17 2 19 RRI-CCRIP Radio Staff Station Manager-01), CCRIP Staff, AIS Staff, IFAD Representative 2 Situation Analysis & Do 1 3 21 3 24 Participatory Communication Appraisal 3 Plan, Design & Content Do 1 2 15 5 20 Development of a series Radio Programme 4 On Participatory Radio Do 4 8 47 13 60 Programme production at 4Pilot Sites of CR 5 Design of Communication Do 1 3 19 5 24 Strategy and Development and production of Communication Materials 6 Implementation, Do 1 1 18 6 24 Management, Monitoring, Evaluation and Sustainability. 7 Hands on Training on Do 4 8 29 11 40 Script Writing and Presentation Of Participatory Radio Programme at 4(four) pilot Sites of RRI- CCRIP Total 13 26 166 45 211 iv) Baseline Study on Rural Radio Initiative was conducted by AIS by outsourcing through a consulting firm. A baseline survey at 4 pilot sites was conducted and the firm submitted the report. The study revealed that studio programs are well known and recognized by the intended audience. Several of the respondents mentioned that they like to see the Studio having its own radio station. In addition, the programs reach their intended specific groups of audience. Young respondents, for example, recognized cultural programs, while more educated, older respondents recognized news and
ii) Set up and facilitation of listeners’ clubs (at least 100 clubs mobilizing approximately 2000 men and women farmers) 100 radio listener clubs with 20-25 members in each 4 pilot sites (25 for one radio station) are organized and formed. The members of these clubs took part in field drama recording session and performed in the drama. Guidelines for participation, operation, and management of radio listening clubs is also prepared. Signboard (indication of listener club) and a trunk (for preservation of meeting books and other materials) is given to each listener clubs. iii) Training/Workshop organized Sl # Name of Training/Workshop Participants No. of Batch Participants M F Total 1 Orientation Workshop on RRI-CCRIP Community Radio Staff Station Manager-01), CCRIP Staff, AIS Staff, IFAD Representative 1 1 17 2 19 2 Situation Analysis & Participatory Communication Appraisal Do 1 3 21 3 24 3 Plan, Design & Content Development of a series Radio Programme Do 1 2 15 5 20 4 On Participatory Radio Programme production at 4Pilot Sites of CR Do 4 8 47 13 60 5 Design of Communication Strategy and Development and production of Communication Materials Do 1 3 19 5 24 6 Implementation, Management, Monitoring, Evaluation and Sustainability. Do 1 1 18 6 24 7 Hands on Training on Script Writing and Presentation Of Participatory Radio Programme at 4(four) pilot Sites of RRI- CCRIP Do 4 8 29 11 40 Total 13 26 166 45 211 iv) Baseline Study on Rural Radio Initiative was conducted by AIS by outsourcing through a consulting firm. A baseline survey at 4 pilot sites was conducted and the firm submitted the report. The study revealed that studio programs are well known and recognized by the intended audience. Several of the respondents mentioned that they like to see the Studio having its own radio station. In addition, the programs reach their intended specific groups of audience. Young respondents, for example, recognized cultural programs, while more educated, older respondents recognized news and
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