Am Emmanuel Mwanza from Nyimba FM in Zambia, producer.
My expectations are to accure much knowledge and skills for producing climate change programs.
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Thanks for this Platform.
Looking forward to an insightful discussion on this trending topic,
Charles Oduor, Lubao FM, Kenya.
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Hi sorry for joining late was facing some technical challenges. However my names are Bruno Mwale Kazoka Station Manager Kariba FM Radio Siavonga Zambia. I think for starters it is more than a honor to be part of this discussion and looking forward to very productive interactions on climate change.
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My name is Peter Labeja, a content producer at Radio Rupiny in Gulu City, Northern Uganda. I am passionate about Climate Change. I am interested in learning how farmers in Africa are innovatively disrupting the effects of climate change on the farms. Thank you very much.
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Hello everyone
We welcome those who just joined us and introduced themselves. We are delighted to have you all on board and believe you will learn something.
Thank you for sharing what you would like to learn about. Please make sure you read other people’s posts and comment.
Busi
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Hi all. My name is Dorica Banda Nanguna from radio 2 of the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation. I am a radio producer currently presenting a radio program called Focus on Agriculture. I look forward to learning a lot on climate change, its effects and how I can play my part in making mother earth a better place
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My name is Seidu Kwaku Latif Nathaniel with Ghana broadcasting corporation, Krachi Radio. The morning show host and Host for Farm Radio program dubed" Akuafo mmere" (farmers time). Am happy to be part of this discussion to learn more about Climate change, the effects and how to adapt in it.
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My name is Musa Tijjani Ahmad from Kano State Nigeria. I am working with Liberty TV and Radio 103.3FM Kano. I am interested in the effects of climate change on livestock farming.
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Three things I would pick in case of such impending disaster are as follows:
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Food Supply; food is critical for everyone’s survival. So I will pick as much food as possible before the disaster strike since there has been early warning issued.
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Source of Information: My Radio is so dear to me. So I will carry my Radio set with adequate battery so I can track the disaster as it unfolds. In case I have access to the Internet, I will also carry some data with me so I can share my conditions, locations with the world. This will help in making distress call for help to come.
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Thirdly, I will pick adequate warm clothes, beddings and cash. This will prove critical as conditions where I am taking refuge might also change. In the event that I will need to relocate, I should have enough cash on me.
Disasters that have been warned are easy to cope with compared to those which strike un- announced. And I pick them on assumptions that I am not a journalist but an ordinary farmer. Safety first.
Thank you very much.
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Karibu sana. Most welcome.
I look forward to learning more from Nigeria.
Thanks I’m from Ghana and I’m Queen from Trust 98.3Fm . Entertainment Co host and newspaper review.glad to join
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Morning all.
My name is Nchimunya Sikaubila from Namwianga Community Radio kalomo district of Southern Province , Zambia.
Am the Marketing Manager, Presenter and News caster.
I would like to learn more on how best farmers can adapt to climate change.
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I am Dickson Phiri from Mphangwe fm in katete eastern of Zambia I am the station Manager and producer of farm radio programs.
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Hello, I’m Cecilia Adomah Yeboah Jnr. Head of Department, Agriculture. Dormaa Central. Ghana. Very delighted to be part of this training.
Would like to know more about what adaptation mechanism farmers could adopt to help in increasing beneficial insect populations in areas where their decline are affecting productivity and yield levels.
Thank you.
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My name is Esnart Mandla Banda, reporter and producer at YGFM radio in choma district southern province of Zambia.
Zambia being of the countries that has been hit by the effects of global warming, I expect that at the end of this e discussion i will have acquired more knowledge about Climate change so that I am able to report effectively on the subject.
With the acquired information, i will be able to educate farmers and the masses on the effects of climate change and what needs to be done to preserve our planet and our agriculture activities.
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My document, for easy identification and it can help me start life easily.
My yields , it will help me and my family have food as we settle in a new area.
My phone, for communicate with the outside world .
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I am Dr. Alhassan Lansah Abdulai, an Agro-Meteorologist and Climate Change Adaptation Specialist at CSIR-SARI in Ghana. I am also the leader of the Climate Change Response Program at my institute. I have more than 16 years of experience in the design of adaptation strategies and training on Climate Change Response Options. I expect a very fruitful participatory interaction with everybody on this platform in an atmosphere of mutual respect.
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Hi everyone, am Emmanuel Mwanza producer, working with nyimba FM Radio FM.
According to my understanding collaboration is commonly understood as working together with somebody in order to producer or achieve something.
As a produce and presenter I collaborates with local authorities and ordinary citizen (stakeholders) in different aspects
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Good morning to all,
Am Matilda from MOFA and I think climate change
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Good morning. Am Papa Kweku Amissah. Works at Ahomka 99.5FM in the central regionof ghana. Looking forward to learn under the climate change discussions.
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My Name is Peter Balaba from Nakaseke Community Radio in Uganda. I am the Station manager and I am delighted to be part of the discussion and I would like to learn more about the Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Climate Change
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