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I received this request from UNESCO. Please reply to Wijayananda
Jayaweera at <W.Jayaweera@unesco.org>

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From:          Wijayananda Jayaweera <W.Jayaweera@unesco.org>
Subject:       Hand book
Date:          Thu, 19 Mar 1998 16:31:39 +0100

Dear Collegues

UNESCO intend to produce a community radio hand book. The Idea
behind the book is to use it as an awarenessraising instrument for
broadcasters, communities and in particulra for policy makersin
the countries where community radio is unavailable (There aremany
such countries in Asia, Central Asia and the Pacific). The book
should become a crisp practical manual  based on developing
country experiences rather than a theoretical one.

We have made the folowing tentative outline, and would like your
advise for inclution or exclution of any segments. Pl do circulate
this message and help usto obtain the widest possible consulation
on this. Pl let us know details of any  particular people who
could become contributors to this hand book.

Jaya

COMMUNITY RADIO HAND BOOK - OUTLINE


1.      Defining Community Radio.

2.      Why community radio?
Radio within the technical and professional capabilities of any
community.
Community Radio in the context of media globalisation.
Its Potentials to facilitate shared  meanings.
Women and Youth participation
Its potential in contributing to development, peace and democracy

3.      Legal provisions
national broadcasting policies
sample legislation (South Africa)
licensing procedures

4.      Getting started.
Choosing a model
technical aspects
management
volunteer participation
fund raising

5.      Programming policies
participatory programmes
community news
balancing views
local election broadcasts
educational broadcasts (Shool on the Air)

6.      Community Broadcaster Code of conduct
___________________________________________________
Bruce Girard Boa, Director
Agencia Informativa Pulsar
bgirard@comunica.org     http://comunica.org/pulsar
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