[ecrea] AMARC ELECTRONIC FORUM - THE ROAD TO AMARC 10 REMINDER

>  PARTICIPATE IN AMARC ELECTRONIC FORUM - THE ROAD TO AMARC 10
>
>In preparation of the AMARC 10 World Conference the World Association of
>Community Radio Broadcasters, will be holding a series of electronic
>forum on important challenges to Community Radio
>The first electronic Forum will be on Community Radio Climate Change and
>the environment
>This first electronic forum  will start on October 4th and finalize on
>October 8.
>The animator is Raghu Mainali from NEFEJ and board member of Radio
>Sagarmatha (Nepal). He is also the South Asia Representative in the
>AMARC Asia Pacific Board of Directors.
>Raghu Mainali will activate the Forum with a first statement Monday 4th
>of October at 00,00 Greenwich time. He will then make a first summary
>Wednesday and closing remarks the 8th of October.
>To participate in this forum you must register at:
><http://amarc10.amarc.org/forumclimate>http://amarc10.amarc.org/forumclimate
>Click on "Apply for Membership"
>Enter the information requested, and you are ready to comment!
>For questions or problems please contact us: 
><mailto:(secretariat /at/ si.amarc.org)>(secretariat /at/ si.amarc.org)
>
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>AMARC 10 e-Forum Agenda, 4 October to 5 November 2010
>AMARC ELECTRONIC FORUM IN PREPARATION OF AMARC 10 WORLD CONFERENCE OF
>COMMUNITY RADIO BROADCASTERS
>
>Week 1 - 4-8 October
>Climate change and environment - community radio as front-line reporters
>on climate change, building an environmental reporters network
>Raghu Mainali
>
>Week 2 - 11-15 October
>Media development indicators - towards a set of indicators for community
>broadcasting development, building on UNESCO and other indicators sets
>and the AMARC principles for a democratic regulatory framework
>Aleida Calleja
>
>Week 3 - 18-22 October
>Disaster response - lessons from Indonesia, Haiti and Chile, developing
>a strategic international response system for community radio solidarity
>Junichi Hibino/Imam Prakoso
>
>Week 4 - 25-29 October
>Innovative practice in community radio - strategies to engage and
>respond to digitalization, mobile platforms and the growth of social
>networking tools
>To be confirmed
>
>Week 5 - 1-5 November
>Women in community broadcasting - strategies for gender equality,
>defending women's rights and building AMARC's Women's International Network
>Maru Chavez / Bianca Miglioretto
>
>

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