Between August 9 and 10, 2016, participants from Bangladesh, India and Nepal met at the South Asian community radio conference organized by Association of Community Radio Broadcasters of Nepal (ACORAB) to discuss community...
Read MoreFirst, the good news. After nearly a decade of advocating to the Central government the case for emergency based radio, the light at the end of the tunnel is finally visible. The havoc unleashed by the recent floods in Chennai...
Read MoreAs Bhutan takes its first steps towards introducing community broadcasting in the country, the first ever ‘Capacity Building Workshop on Community Radio’ was held in Phuentsholing between November 17-26, 2015. Conducted by the...
Read More“Free community radio from the risks of NGO-ization and advocate the need to go beyond the development paradigm towards a communication rights perspective” was one among the several recommendations proposed towards addressing...
Read MoreThe South Asia Network for Community Media (SANCOM) was formally launched on February 13, 2015 at the World Radio Day event in New Delhi, India, organized jointly by UNESCO and the Commonwealth Educational Media Centre in Asia...
Read MoreAMARC REPORT January 20, 2013 Community broadcasters and community media advocates of South Asia have called for legislative reform and equitable distribution of spectrum for the growth of community radio along with frequency...
Read More