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AMARC Community Radio Social Impact Assessment 2007 Page 128 of 128
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COMMUNITY RADIOSOCIAL IMPACTASSESSM
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Chapter 10: Community Media by and
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ForewordThe World Association of Co
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monitoring and research process was
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organizations interviewed tell only
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The Roundtables, the electronic For
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good. It did not involve a traditio
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capabilities for monitoring, impact
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Each of these components of the ext
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Description of the ActivitiesThe th
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PART II. Global Challenges to Commu
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if we want to achieve poverty reduc
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Community Radio is part of a politi
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freedom of expression and military
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has abandoned those responsibilitie
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Chapter 5: The Amman Declaration 27
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10. Independent media can play a si
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• Promote and support the trainin
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communication strategies within the
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This said, it becomes clear that in
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as rural black women, impoverished
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national languages. “For several
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Measuring ImpactChapter 7: The Impa
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meaningful social change indicator
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Chapter 8: Why Assess Community Rad
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doing the work they are chartered t
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B. Assessing the effectiveness of c
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• How do you participate in this
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While community media can take many
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From this perspective, communicatio
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affordable means to express their o
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At the same time there is growing r
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Chapter 10: Community Media by and
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Tallies from meetings showed that e
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Chapter 11: What role did community
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RM: [LAUGHS.] So we sang the news,
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commission, tasked with developing
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Most of the Eastern African countri
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Page 81 and 82: Chapter 14: Community Radio and Med
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Page 85 and 86: platforms and technologies? How can
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Page 89 and 90: Clarifying the nature of Community
Page 91 and 92: Amplify the voices of the poor and
Page 93 and 94: Harmonize AMARC bodies and structur
Page 95 and 96: (c) Solidarityactivitiesincludingre
Page 97 and 98: (d) Interactiveplatform forprogramm
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Page 103 and 104: Part VI : AnnexesAnnexe 1: Essentia
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Page 107 and 108: customs and practices of the tribal
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Page 123 and 124: www.urcm.netUnited Grassroots Radio
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