Institutional ComDev Efforts: the case of RCs for Agricultural Development in Bangladesh
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This document summarizes experiences with establishing Rural Communication Services (RCS) for agricultural development in Bangladesh. It describes improved capacities for communication strategies around food security and climate change adaptation. Initial RCS were established using communication materials and strengthened linkages among agricultural institutions. Recommendations include continuing to use communication to integrate RCS as the national strategy and build capacity to strengthen institutions and network members through an RCS web platform.
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