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Supporting small-scale farmers to solve the food security crisis
Small-scale farmers are essential for feeding the world. Find out how Farm Radio International is supporting them.
Read MoreQ&A: Charity Intelligence managing director Kate Bahen on evaluating charitable impact and African food self-sufficiency
What Charity Intelligence’s managing director had to say about how Farm Radio punches above its weight in delivering impact.
Read MoreLearning from broadcasters to improve women’s access to radio programs
Find out how Farm Radio International learns from the broadcasters we work with and applies those lessons in our projects to increase women’s access to radio programs.
Read MoreDelivering resources to our partner broadcasters
Learn about the services and resources that Farm Radio International delivers to its network of broadcasters — and how broadcasters use those tools to drive positive change in communities.
Read MoreAmplifying rural Africans’ voices in their community and on the world stage
Learn how Farm Radio International amplifies rural African voices by sharing farmers’ stories and knowledge on air and bringing rural perspectives to policy makers.
Read MoreListening to our listeners
Learn how Farm Radio International listens to the people we serve – and uses what they tell us to make the programs we support better and more relevant.
Read MoreRespecting the communities that we serve
Learn how Farm Radio International applies the value of respect in our work by respecting and sharing African farmers’ traditional knowledge.
Read MoreTalking food security and supporting small-scale farmers with IFAD president Alvaro Lario
Farm Radio International’s Executive Director, Kevin Perkins, sat down with the new president of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), Alvaro Lario. Read their conversation about how IFAD is supporting small-scale farmers, how climate change is affecting farmers and how IFAD is engaging communities in the solutions to the big challenges they face.
Read MoreCanada has a role helping overcome information poverty
This International Development Week, we make a case for Canada to invest more in media and communication for development projects to help overcome information poverty.
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