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Strengthening the capacity of the Senegalese branch of the International Network of Women of AMARC

Year when project approved: 
2014
Approved budget: 
US$20 000.00

The aim of this project is to promote the gender approach in order to contribute to the creation of an environment that is conducive to freedom of expression among women and radio broadcasters for more widespread popularisation of the culture of equality. One hundred and five external presenters and producers from 70 RIF-member radios stations will be trained in the concepts of gender, climate change and food security. After the training sessions, 70 programmes on climate change and food security will be produced, with the concept of gender as the overarching theme. The programmes will be produced on CD in order to provide the radio stations with a database on different topics. Finaly, the exchange of the content produced will be encouraged.

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Full project description: 
Senegal_project_proposal.pdf
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58

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Réseau international des femmes des radios communautaire (The Women's International Network of Community Radio Broadcasters)
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The Senegalese branch of the Réseau International de Femmes (Women's International Network - RIF SN) is an assembly of women communicators who work to promote women's rights through and within the community radio movement. RIF Senegal is a network of 70 community radio stations located throughout the 14 regions of Senegal. The RIF, the bureau of which was renewed on the occasion of the general meeting of 27 April 2013, has 350 female members (journalists, presenters and foreign producers). The RIF has as its objectives: the defence of female journalists' rights, the promotion of equity and equality of opportunity, and the promotion of female journalists' access to decision-making circles within media establishments.

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Senegal

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