The Peruvian community radio association CNC and CAMECO launched the manual "Digitalization of Local Radio”.

The third issue of the Research Reviews for Media Development Practitioners authored by Michel Leroy aims to trace the social construct of sustainability in the context of media development and define what is to be sustained, at the level of intervention (the process of change) or its outcome (the impact on the medium itself).

“Does knowing you mean trusting you?” was the provocative question of a panel, co-organised by CAMECO, Weltfilme and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, challenging the common assumption that local media, especially community media, enjoy the trust of their audiences as a natural consequence of their (geographic) proximity.

A new project aims to empower local communities to develop pathways out of the worsening poverty caused by the Corona pandemic. The project was planned and will be implemented by CAMECO in cooperation with AMARC Asia Pacific,...

Peru has been struck particularly hard by the Covid-19 pandemic. Adolescents from all over the country shared their personal experience with moving stories.

"Know your Audience - Improve your Radio" combines, in a participatory manner, online and offline training elements in the form of easy-to-use and modifiable learning modules with tools and templates, physical on-site visits by mentors allocated to each station, peer-based learning, etc.