Tagged with: Resilience and humanitarian response
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When six seasons became two
Mohammed Ehsanul Haque Tamal
Research Officer, Research and Learning Group, 主播大秀 Media Action, Bangladesh
主播大秀 Media Action's Md. Ehsanul Haque Tamal in Bangladesh on how conversations in Dhaka's Korail slum have helped to shape Asia's biggest ever survey about climate change.聽
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Communication in a crisis
Jitendra Raut
Senior producer, 主播大秀 Nepali Service
Jitendra Raut, 主播大秀 Nepali鈥檚 senior producer, on what he learned from 主播大秀 Media Action training in Nepal about how lifeline programming can save lives.聽
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Tapping into technology for development
James Deane
Director, Policy and Learning
主播大秀 Media Action鈥檚 Director of Policy and Learning on using new media and technology to help people hold authorities to account, access life-saving health information and respond to crises.聽
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"What colour is an earthquake?"
Bhuwan Timilsina
Project Manager, 主播大秀 Media Action, Nepal
How a question from his four-year-old daughter gave 主播大秀 Media Action鈥檚 humanitarian lead in Nepal a new way of thinking about his work helping radio stations prepare for deadly earthquakes.
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Food security: front and centre of debate
Delia Lloyd
Senior Policy Manager, 主播大秀 Media Action
In the week of World Food Day, 主播大秀 Media Action鈥檚 Senior Policy Manager Delia Lloyd reflects on the recurring theme of food security at the European Development Days conference in Brussels.
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People helping people: simple communication technology saves lives
James Deane
Director, Policy and Learning
This World Humanitarian Day, 主播大秀 Media Action's James Deane explains how a boom in communication technology in the developing world is changing how communities respond to crisis.
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New media, dialogue and 'lifeline' communication
Peter Horrocks
Director, 主播大秀 Global News
The media鈥檚 pivotal role in reporting emergencies 鈥� and how humanitarian agencies can help by meeting the communication needs of those affected by disaster.
