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Ghana’s ‘best farmers’ grow thanks to radio
It is a hot sunny Wednesday afternoon and Abraham Agyei Appiah is working on his maize farm. On his return from the farm, he pulls…
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Helping small-scale farmers withstand climate change through radio
Climate change in Ghana has made farming a challenge But thanks to new methods learned from the radio, farmers like Ramatu Djan are adapting.
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Radio dramas captivate listeners and promote gender equality in Burkina Faso
Radio dramas are promoting the rights of women and girls in Western Burkina Faso and empowering them to become active leaders and decision makers.
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EVENT | On Air Dialogues: Rural voices on the global stage
Join us on Monday, Sept. 20 for to explore the views of 3,500 small-scale farmers ahead of the 2021 UN Food Systems Summit.
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On Air Dialogues: Amplifying rural voices during the 2021 Food Systems Summit
Using radio polling, we asked farmers for their opinions about food systems ahead of the 2021 UN Food Systems Summit.
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5 things to consider when designing digital agriculture projects
Too often, the digital transformation of agriculture leaves small-scale farmers behind. So what can we do to ensure digital transformation of agriculture projects are inclusive and participatory?
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Watch: Communication is key in creating equitable food systems
There is no equitable food system without farmers—and communication is essential in ensuring those farmers have a say.
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WEBINAR: The case for inclusive communication in food systems
When it comes to global food systems, how can we ensure that small-scale farmers have their say?
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Filling the void: How radio is serving farmers in Ethiopia during the pandemic
When COVID-19 made face-to-face extension impossible, Ethiopia’s Ministry of Agriculture called on Farm Radio International to design interactive extension programs to support farmers during the pandemic.
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The power of women’s voices
Women don’t need to be “given a voice.” They already have one. This International Women’s Day, we should be listening to them.
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