An FM Radio Station managed and run by an isolated and/or rural community with daily programming in their local language, producing creative, informative, entertaining, engaging, interactive and relevant content, for and with that community, is called Community Radio.
Community Radio focuses on Community Issues like Women's Empowerment, Community Health, Livelihoods, Disaster Management, Education & Arts and Culture Preservation.
A two way medium that delivers content with its unique personal touch, encouraging listeners to participate through story telling, folk music, poetry and reporting for radio via their basic mobile phones too. Community Radio breaks the barriers of literacy, gender, caste, economyContinue reading
An FM Radio Station managed and run by an isolated and/or rural community with daily programming in their local language, producing creative, informative, entertaining, engaging, interactive and relevant content, for and with that community, is called Community Radio.
Community Radio focuses on Community Issues like Women's Empowerment, Community Health, Livelihoods, Disaster Management, Education & Arts and Culture Preservation.
A two way medium that delivers content with its unique personal touch, encouraging listeners to participate through story telling, folk music, poetry and reporting for radio via their basic mobile phones too. Community Radio breaks the barriers of literacy, gender, caste, economy and religion and enables everyone to participate. change.
With almost 90% of India still living in media dark/internet dark areas of the country, Community Radio is the Social Network of the village, speaking the language of the community, through simple & accessible technology; while generating powerful ideas & facilitating meaningful conversations for community driven & bottom up change.
The focus of People's Power Collective currently remains - the the North Indian State of Uttarakhand. 93% of this region is mountainous, 64% is covered by forest land and over 70% of the population live in rural and isolated regions. The lack of timely and reliable information and opportunity, poor connectivity, severe weather conditions and vulnerability to disasters, is the norm in these parts.
PPC firmly believes that Community Radio can play a critical role in building resilience, democracy and connectivity in the region.