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Objective 5 - Network development and communicationTo strengthen AMARC structure and functioning, to strength country, regional and international networking and communication within thecommunity media sector and to strengthen alliances between community media and other networks and social movements.Outputs Global Activities Latin America & Caribbean Africa Asia Pacific(a) Networkcommunicationsand meetingsDevelop AMARC LAC websitePublication of Cara y Senal(bulletin & magazine)Develop AMARC Africawebsite(b) Partnerships fordevelopment(i) Interactive website andelectronic lists for exchanges andknowledge sharing;(ii) Publication of InteRadioannual review;(iii) Publication of monthlyAMARC Link e-newsletter(iv) Decision making structures ofthe AMARC network meet to takedecisions and coordinate thecommunity radio movement.(i) Partnership with other freedomof expression organizationsthrough IFEX, including AMARCLAC section hosting of IFEXAnnual Assembly in Uruguay –October 2007;(ii) Reinforcing partnershipactivities with GKP includingsupport for and participation inGK3 2007;(iii) Participate in joint impactassessment with BCO alliance;(iv) Participation in Global Forumfor Media Development;(v) Engagement with socialmovements through the WSFprocess at all levels.Participate in initiatives of socialmovements, incorporating thecommunications dimension.Reinforce partnershipactivities with organizedcountry networks.Reorganize/reinforcerelationships withstakeholdersDevelop supportmechanisms for CR:Identify key needs on thebasis of the deliberationsmade in the regionalassembly;Development of emergencysupport funds, soft loans forCRs, technical back-upsupport, sharing of content;Publication of onlinenewsletter withcontributions frommembers;.Regular reporting to Exec.Com., Reg. Board andInternational GeneralSecretary;Prepare and presentfinancial reports;Develop proposals on thebasis of the priorities set outby the e-list discussiongroups(c) Monitoring and (i) Systematic and crosscutting Develop monitoring and Prepare and presentAMARC Community Radio Social Impact Assessment 2007 Page 98 of 128
evaluation(d) Disseminationof results(e) Organizationaldevelopment(f) AMARCRegional and WorldConferences ofCommunity RadioBroadcasters.programme M&E feeding into themanagement framework, annualreview and overall learningprocesses. Results orientedapproach with process, impactand effectiveness indicators.(i) Promoting and disseminatingtools for CR impact assessment;(ii) Publication of papers andreports on community radiodevelopment including a PLAJournal special edition oncommunity radio;(iii) Presentations at keyinternational events togovernments, policy makers andthe development community(i) Development of joint planning,M&E and control;(ii) Training and capacity buildingto embed M&E, including impactassessment, into AMARCactivities at all levels;(iii) Regional meetings in Asia,Africa, Latin America, Middle Eastand Europe;(iv) International meetings tocoordinate the Strategic plan(i) The Tenth AMARC WorldConference of Community RadioBroadcasters (AMARC 10) will beheld in 2010 at a location to bedetermined by the IBODReinforce links with internationaland regional officesUp date the constitution ofAMARC LACArticulation with other regions ofAMARCOrganize the AMARC LACregional conferenceevaluation consistent withparticipatory approachesDisseminate and discussthe evaluation processDisseminate tools forevaluationReorganize AMARCAfrica operationalcapacity/structureOrganize the Pan-AfricanConferencefinancial reports;Develop proposals on thebasis of the priorities set outby the e-list discussiongroupsRoundtable on CR SocialImpact: <strong>Removing</strong> Barrier,<strong>Increasing</strong> EfficiencyEnsure participation andcoordination of memberradio stations and partnersparticipate on on-linediscussions/fillquestionnaires.The 2 nd regional conferenceof AMARC Asia Pacific tobe held in 2009 at locationto be determined by theregional board.AMARC Community Radio Social Impact Assessment 2007 Page 99 of 128
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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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capabilities for monitoring, impact
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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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communication strategies within the
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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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