To start a small radio station is not as complicated and expensive as
many people think. This Handbook aims to show that ordinary people,
even non-technical rural populations, can plan, set-up, manage and
produce radio programmes by themselves with a minimum of dependence on
outside help.
"Community Radio Handbook" provides the readers with information on
legal aspects of community radio as well as more practical tips on
technical aspects. The Handbook also explains to communities how to
start their own community radio station. The last chapter of the
Handbook presents a series of case studies of community radio
stations, two of them located in Africa.
To download the Handbook, visit
Source: Radio for Peacebuilding Africa
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