Week 1 - Introduction to discussion on collaboration

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#141

Hi Matilda,
We are happy to have you on board. You are welcome. We will be happy to get your contributions from whatever end you might decided to share your experience. I admired your brief introduction and kindly wish you could upload a profile photo of yourself. Others who left theirs pending should also endeavour to do same.
Collaboration is best between farmers and stakeholders when we know them by face and name.

You all have been wonderful.

#142

Hi Denis,
To know more about my country, vist my week 3 contribution and download attached document of Case study in Cameroon at the end of the post.

Thanks,

#143

Hi, I am Yaa Sefa,News editor, news caster and Host of Farmradio programme Todays radio at Ejura in the Ashanti Region ( Ghana ) .very proud to be here

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#144

Hello @Rosemond9600

You are welcome! We are glad to have you here with us. Kindly go through Weeks 2 and 3 and contribute accordingly.

Cheers

#145

Welcome, it better late than never.
Good Luck

#146

My name is Benjamin K. Homadzi from Lorlornyo Fm in Hohoe.
Please I want to know more about the collaboration and how it can benefit ground workers, those working directly on the farm .

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#147

2 posts were merged into an existing topic: Week One - Introduction to discussion on gender

#148

Good morning from my end.
My name is Eric Opa Doue a Liberian Journalist. I am the manager of Echo Radio in River Cess County the south central portion of Liberia.
I believe better collaboration brings about positive change.

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#149

I like the idea of local language drama

#150

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#151

I am. Oluwole Emmanuel Fasalejo of Ejule-Nen 93.7fm Igbodigo, Okitipupa, Ondo State Nigeria. I am the General Manager. Women or girls are generally cheated in putting in positions and representations

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#152

Good evening everyone. My name is philip ndegwa from kangema ranet fm in muranga county in kenya.Kangema FM is an early weather warning system against extreme weather that causes landslides in upper muranga.weather is observed in the station and seasonal forecast downloaded from Kenya meteorological department and both are aired through the radio.This is partnership between the community and the government.Farmers practise smart farming and reduce loss which accompany unpredicted weather.
GENDER equality refers to where both male and female receives and enjoy equal social political and economic opportunities example equal educational opportunities,electoral seats and protection from oppressive cultures like forced marriages.God bless you all.

#153

Hello

This is Abraham Bisayi agriculture and Environmental journalist working with Yetu community radio based in Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Dowa district in Malawi.

There are so many issues that are currently happening in the country which through this discussion will help me to understand on how I can work hand in hand with different stakeholders in reporting and producing programs that focus much on climate change.

I believe this discussion will help in advancing knowledge of how I can collaborate with stakeholders.
Thank you so much

#154

4 posts were merged into an existing topic: Week 1: Introduction to agriculture and climate change discussion

#155

My name is mwala peunja,from South Power Broadcasters Radio based within the sothern part of Zambia,Mazabuka to be precisely.
I really want to learn and understand climate change,effects towards small scale farmers and its solutions.

#156

I’m Ruth Banda from Petauke district eastern province of Zambia working as a programs officer and news editor I also produce and present programs especially agriculture programs, I do