• World AIDS Day: Farm Radio Weekly features original stories about small-scale farmers in Africa
No Comments December 1st, 2011• Kenya: Women use a rotating savings scheme to help each other survive a drought (by Pius Sawa for Farm Radio International)
No Comments October 14th, 2011• George Atkins Communications Award winner Grace Amito initiates school farming project
No Comments August 12th, 2011• Twenty-one Francophone African broadcasters learn to make radio with a story-based approach and well-focused ideas
No Comments January 24th, 2011• World Food Day: Farmers call for a united front against hunger in Burkina Faso (by Inoussa Maiga, for Farm Radio Weekly)
No Comments October 16th, 2010• Rwanda: Climate change concerns farmers on World Food Day (by Jean Paul Ntezimana for Farm Radio Weekly in Rwanda)
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Even in very poor communities, radio penetration is vast. There are more than 800 million radios in developing countries. An average of one in ten people has a radio.
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Farm Radio International is a Canadian-based, not-for-profit organization working in direct partnership with approximately 300 radio broadcasters in 39 African countries to fight poverty and food insecurity.
