Tagged with: Resilience and humanitarian response
Posts (47)
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Hitting the road to reach young Cambodian job-seekers
My Sovann
Communications coordinator, 主播大秀 Media Action, Cambodia
Klahan9 (Brave) embarks on a roadshow across Cambodia to help inspire and inform young people about employments opportunities and economic security.
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Lifeline radio for displaced Iraqis
Abir Awad
Country Director for 主播大秀 Media Action, Iraq
Radio is proving a lifeline for people displaced by conflict in northern Iraq and cut off from contact with the outside world.
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Nepal: Reconstruction through radio
Pratibha Tuladhar
Senior Producer/Stakeholder Liaison, 主播大秀 Media Action, Nepal
People in Nepal are still recovering from the earthquakes in 2015. We explain how our radio show, Milijuli Nepali (Together Nepal), is helping people rebuild their lives.
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Gaza Strip: communication saves lives
Mohammed Abu Asaker
Humanitarian Liaison, Palestinian Territories
Mohammed Abu Asaker鈥檚 neighborhood in the Gaza Strip was bombed in 2009. His personal experience is helping him train journalists and humanitarian workers about the importance of practical information for people affected by conflict.
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Adverts featuring 鈥渞eal people鈥� are helping communities in Myanmar adapt to extreme weather
Myoset Nyeinchan
Assistant Producer, Myanmar
Why we chose 鈥渞eal people鈥� instead of actors to feature in our Public Service Announcements (PSAs), TV adverts sharing simple solutions to prepare for cyclones, flooding and drought.
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鈥楾ogether we can do it鈥�: an action-packed festival
Mahbubul Hasan Manik
Outreach Officer
A festival in Bangladesh is using a colourful mix of music, performance and live demonstrations to help communities prepare against extreme weather.
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Cricket aid: Bangladesh stars help out waterlogged village
Saad Shahriar
Content Researcher, Resilience
Villagers in Bangladesh鈥檚 waterlogged Satkhira region were bowled over when their national team cricket captain, Mashrafe Mortaza flew in with his team mates to take part in a special edition of Amrai Pari (Together We Can Do It), a TV show helping communities adapt to extreme weather.
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A life-saving radio station in the clouds
Rishika Das Roy
Senior Project Officer
How a life-saving radio station in the Himalayas is helping prepare its listeners for potential flooding, earthquakes and landslides.
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Radio show 'hatches' a plan
Elizabeth Mbwana
Research Officer, Radio for Resilience Project
Listening to radio programme Nyakati Zinabadilika (Times are Changing) inspired three young unemployed men to approach the district veterinary officer, helping them to start a chicken farm in Tanzania.
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Kutubdia: the vanishing island
Saad Shahriar
Content Researcher, Resilience
How one community in Bangladesh 鈥� living on a shrinking island 鈥� is inspiring others in the fight against extreme weather.
