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Humanitarian Radio Module: South Sudan. Part III: How to Guide

Arcata, Calif.: Internews (2017), 66 pp.

Series: Internews Humanitarian Information Services Learning Collection

"This guide illustrates a step-by-step process of how to develop your own Humanitarian Radio station. Every crisis is different and the needs of the people affected are unique; therefore the information included here is meant as a guide, flexible enough to adapt to the individual needs of your community. This manual does not insist that you follow a set of rules to start and operate your station. However it does offer important guidelines about the options you should consider, why they are important and how you can learn from the experiences of other communities. It includes practical tips, resources, and examples, as well as sample surveys, forms, job descriptions, and other tools for easy adaptation." (Page 7)
1 Understanding your Audience, 9
2 Designing your Humanitarian Radio Station, 16
3 Technical Considerations, 34
4 Training, 48
5 Programming, 56
6 Exit Planning, 70
Conclusion, 74
Annex I Rapid Community Information Needs Assessment, 78
Annex II Job Descriptions, 91
Annex III MOU with Partner Agency, 99
Annex IV Terms of Reference for Community Advisory Board, 103
Annex V Humanitarian Radio Editorial Guidelines, 108
Annex VI Declaration of Principles on the Conduct of Journalists, 115
Annex VII “Radio in a Box” Equipment list, 116
Annex VIII Audio Editing Software, 117
Annex IX Field Recording Equipment, 119
Annex X Journalist Code of Ethics, 122
Annex XI Media Law Principles, 124
Annex XII Nile FM Program Schedule, 126
Annex XIII Program Tracker, 129