Learning and Sharing in Communication for Rural Development
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During the recent Forum on Communication for Development and Community Media for Family Farming (FCCM) Cleofe Torres of the College of Development Communication of the University of the Philippines Los Banos, discussed Learning and Sharing in Communication for Rural Development.
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The document outlines the aims, objectives, key components, outputs, benefits and challenges of the Open University Learning Design Initiative project. The overall aim is to develop and implement a learning design methodology including tools, practices and innovations. Key objectives include piloting the methodology in eight trials, engaging communities, and increasing the sharing of teaching ideas. Outputs will include resources on learning design and an evaluation of approaches. Benefits are new opportunities for exchanging ideas and exploring social networking. Challenges include effecting change in practice and supporting informal design processes.Presentation on Global Communication & Information Framework
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2) Farmers actively seek to improve livelihoods through adapting technologies, driven by markets and food security.
3) Communication maps show farmers rely more on localized sources for timely information, while infrastructure challenges disrupt access.
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This presentation was given at the International Association for Media and Communication Research - IAMCR pre-conference event "Communication and Sustainable Development for Social Change" in Hyderabad, India. Farming for the Future: Rural Communication Services to Advance Family Farming
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This presentation was given during the pre-conference event on Communication for Sustainable Rural Development & Social Change, held in India on July 14, 2014 in the context of the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) conference 2014. It presents the role of rural communication services to advance family farming, giving special attention to the International Year of Family Farming #IYFF14, as well as the International Forum on Communication and Community Media for Family Farming that FAO will host in October 2014. Communication for Rural Development 
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Communication is a strategic asset for human, social and economic empowerment. At the heart of Communication for Development (ComDev) is participation and ownership by communities and individuals most affected by poverty and other development issues.
This presentation by FAO ComDev team provides an introduction to the key principles and functions of communication for rural development, accompanied by concrete examples from field experience.Learning and Sharing in Communication for Rural Development
- 1. LEARNING & SHARING IN COMMUNICATION FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT Collaborative Change Communication Exchange of contents, methodologies, learning resources Strengthened capacities & collaboration
- 2. STEPS UNDERTAKEN Mapping of ComDev users/providers Training needs assessment Creation of web portal Preparation of sourcebook (peer reviewed )
- 4. COMMUNICATION FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT SOURCEBOOK A comprehensive set of guidelines, illustrative examples, tips and learning tools to apply ComDev methods in agriculture and rural development work WHOS FOR COMMUNICATION PRACTITIONERS AND TRAINERS DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONALS FIELD FACILITATORS Content can be adapted/repackaged for PROJECT STAFF COMMUNITY MEDIA EXTENSION WORKERS AGRICULTURAL TECHNICIANS FIELD AGENTS OBJECTIVE ENABLE LEARNERS TO DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT LOCALLY RELEVANT AND SUSTAINABLE COMDEV STRATEGIES
- 5. COMMUNICATION FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT SOURCEBOOK CONTENT 7 MODULES covering all phases of the ComDev process MODULE 1. INTRODUCTION TO COMDEV PLANNING MODULE 2. PARTICIPATORY COMMUNICATION APPRAISAL MODULE 3. DESIGNING THE COMDEV STRATEGY AND PLAN MODULE 4. IMPLEMENTING THE COMDEV PLAN MODULE 5. PARTICIPATORY MESSAGE AND MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT MODULE 6. ASSESSING RESULTS AND FOSTERING SUSTAINABILITY MODULE 7. APPLYING COMDEV TO RURAL DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES + GUIDE TO COMDEV TRAINING Practical tips and tools to use the Sourcebook for training purposes
- 6. RECENT INITIATIVE Virtual Consultations on Communication for Development, Community Media and ICTs for Family Farming Compendium on regional and global perspectives (provide policy & program direction)
- 7. CHALLENGES Inviting /motivating users Data mining (to search, review, summarize, synthesize materials take time) Providing new content Managing abundance of information Overcoming information overload and fatigue Sustaining the initiative
- 8. WHAT NEXT? As part of the planning cycle, monitoring and evaluation of the CCComdev will be planned.