Community Radio in KM4D
To research on how Community Radio, Right to Information(RTI) and KM4D can work together To prepare a strategic plan to ensure the role of community radio in KM4D.
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Benjamin Kwasi Addom
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KM4Dev09 Ag Huddle
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Balaba Peter left a comment for Benjamin Kwasi Addom
In Nakaseke we run Radio programs with phone in and it is very interactive. You said that you are facing some problems what kind of problems maybe we can help you out in your situation.
Tariq Zaman left a comment for Benjamin Kwasi Addom
Dear Friends!
Salam and Pakherona.
A bit introduction, My name is Tariq Zaman, belong to Bannu and currently pursuing my PHD in Universiti Malaysia Sarawak. My research area is knowledge management in indigenous communties with ICT perspective,…
Benjamin Kwasi Addom commented on Peter Ballantyne's group 'KM4Dev09 Ag Huddle'
Hello Laurens,
Excellent document! Is it possible for us to get connected either through yahoo messenger or skype? I will like to talk you about your work. I am doing my dissertation research fieldwork in Ghana now and gathering interesting data…
Benjamin Kwasi Addom commented on Peter Ballantyne's group 'KM4Dev09 Ag Huddle'
Sure! We are looking forward to hearing the outcomes of your deliberations.
Ben
Benjamin Kwasi Addom commented on AHM Bazlur Rahman's group 'Community Radio in KM4D'
How do we develop community radio programs to ensure 2-way communication? That is my concern. In Ghana there is this "Phone-in" programs but I still have problem with the system.
Ben
Benjamin Kwasi Addom commented on Peter Ballantyne's group 'KM4Dev09 Ag Huddle'
Thanks Peter! I am seeing that as an issue here in the agricultural research-extension-farming system here in Ghana. Even though the researchers and the extension officers continue to pay lip service to the fact that farmers' are also another…
Benjamin Kwasi Addom commented on Peter Ballantyne's group 'KM4Dev09 Ag Huddle'
Hi Peter, to respond to this question briefly, "How do we best work with multiple knowledge producers, uses, users, communities and types of knowledge?"
We need to first identify and recognize the presence of the multiple knowledge…
Oct. 6-8, 2009 Workshop: KS/KM in a World Of Change
This group is to discuss and plan the 2009 meeting of KM4Dev community meeting in Brussels.
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- Name (Do NOT forget to upload a picture; that helps being admitted to KM4Dev)
- Benjamin Kwasi Addom
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- Consultant/Student/Researcher
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- Syracuse University School of Information Studies
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- Academic/Research
- Areas of KM Expertise
- Collaborative Technologies, Social Network Analysis, Participatory Decision-Making, Research, Knowledge Capture, Information Management, KM Strategies
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 2:50pm on February 1, 2011,
Balaba Peter said…
- In Nakaseke we run Radio programs with phone in and it is very interactive. You said that you are facing some problems what kind of problems maybe we can help you out in your situation.
- At 4:09am on July 6, 2010,
Tariq Zaman said…
- Dear Friends!
Salam and Pakherona.
A bit introduction, My name is Tariq Zaman, belong to Bannu and currently pursuing my PHD in Universiti Malaysia Sarawak. My research area is knowledge management in indigenous communties with ICT perspective, and my research approach is knowledge management in these communties "as a system" not as "commodity".
As a member of KM4Dev dgroup I hope you got the email "Please rate the KM4Dev Innovation Proposals". My research proposal "How can we formalize the KMS for Indigenous Knowledge Management?" (http://wiki.km4dev.org/wiki/index.php/KM4Dev_Innovation_Proposal_7) the 7th entry, is also contesting for the seed funding.
Please take a moment, have a look on all entries and rate our proposal. Your feedback is really valuable for our initiative.
With best regards
Tariq Zaman
PHD Student
Center of Excellence in Rural Informatics (COERI)
University of Sarawak (Unimas)
Kota Samarahan, Sarawak, 94300
Mobile No. 0060138211654
