Projects
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FarmQuest: Promoting farming as a sustainable employment option for youth in Mali
Youth unemployment in Mali is high. The vast majority of the labour force in Mali is engaged in …
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Using radio drama to promote orange fleshed sweet potatoes in Uganda
Florence knows something is wrong with her children. They are chronically ill, have bad skin, suffer from diarrhea …
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Reducing Vitamin A deficiency with orange fleshed sweet potato
Vitamin A deficiency is a widespread health challenge in sub-Saharan Africa. Approximately 250,000 to 500,000 malnourished children in …
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Integrated Mental Health in Malawi and Zambia
Depression is a widespread and serious illness that affects people throughout the world, whether they live in the …
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Adapting to climate change in Northern Ghana
Climate change is an immediate and unprecedented threat to the food security of hundreds of millions of people …
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Partnerships with Canadians (CIDA)
Small-scale African farmers are among the most vulnerable to hunger, despite the fact they typically produce 70% or …
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Nutritious Maize for Ethiopian children
Maize (corn) is the third-most important cereal crop for direct consumption (after rice and wheat), and is one …
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Improving maternal, newborn and child health in Burkina Faso
The focus of FRI’s work with broadcasters in Africa is usually food security and farming. However, there are …
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Barza – the online community for African radio broadcasters
Since the 1970s, when Farm Radio International was known as the Developing Countries Farm Radio Network, we have …
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Strengthening cashew production in Ghana
Nearly 40 % of the global cashew crop is produced by about 1.5 million small farmers in Africa …
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Farmer Program e-Course
Farm Radio International has been offering distance education programs since 2007 on scriptwriting and participatory research. This year, …
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Improving productivity and market access in Ethiopia
The success of an agricultural extension program depends on sharing information, exchanging knowledge and effective communication and interaction …
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Scaling the Use of Legumes for Soil Recapitalization in Tanzania
When beans or peas (sometimes called legumes or pulses) are planted side-by-side or in rotation with cereal crops …
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Fighting ‘Witch Weed’ with the Radio in Mali
Striga is a parasitic plant that attaches itself to the roots of host plants, sapping them of nutrients. …
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African Farm Radio Results Initiative (AFRRI-2)
From 2007-2010 Farm Radio International, with generous support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, ran one of …


