Publications
The strategy for a remote-led, technology enabled agriculture e-Extension service for Ghana’s Directorate of Agricultural Extension Services.
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Spring is in the air and it’s time for change. In this Tuning In, learn about girls’ education in Mali and meet award-winning broadcasters.
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In this winter’s Tuning In we’re talking about our work to address gender equality and change the conversation — all over the radio.
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Read Farm Radio International’s 2020-21 Annual Report.
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An audit of our year-end financial statements for the year ended March 31, 2021, with comparative information for 2019-20.
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From combatting stereotypes to combatting COVID-19, radio has changed the lives of farmers across Africa. In this fall’s Tuning In, hear from Yeshi Diba, in Ethiopia, who feared leaving her home due to the threat of COVID-19 — that is, until radio separated fact from fiction. You’ll also see a day in the life of…
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In partnership with six radio stations in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Tanzania, and Uganda, Farm Radio International asked small-scale farmers, vendors, processors, marketers, and others how the food system should be changed to meet their needs and the needs of their communities.
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In partnership with six radio stations in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Tanzania, and Uganda, Farm Radio International asked small-scale farmers how the food system should be changed to meet their needs and the needs of their communities.
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It’s spring, and Tuesday night is a night for radio! Meet the community listening group in Senegal that meets every Tuesday to discuss their health and the health of their community. Inside this edition of Tuning In, hear from the talented group of African broadcasters who won this year’s George Atkins Communications Award, and the…
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Interested in how Farm Radio is doing in terms of achieving its objectives? This document outlines our board-approved Strategic Intentions and our final progress towards achieving them from 2015 until 2019. Over 78% of planned activities were partially or fully achieved or exceeded.
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