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  1. 'How to' films help refugees eat more healthily

    Maurice Aaek

    Senior Trainer and Content Manager, ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action

    'How to' films help refugees eat more healthily

    Refugees, nutritionists and film-makers created a series of short β€˜how to’ films to help Syrians living in tough conditions in Lebanon pull together quick, simple, affordable and healthy meals for their families.

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  2. A tribute to Om Prakash Puri

    Devika Bahl

    ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action, India

    A tribute to Om Prakash Puri

    Veteran Indian actor, Om Puri, who passed away last week, fronted our HIV and AIDS drama series, Jasoos Vijay – helping make it one of India’s most watched TV shows of its time. Devika Bahl, creative director for the series shares fond memories of an exceptional man.

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  3. Kakalliya: The rapping granny

    Chibuike Utaka

    Head of Factual, ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action Nigeria

    Kakalliya: The rapping granny

    Granny-power hits the airwaves to help improve the health of mothers and babies in northern Nigeria.

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  4. Somalia: one of the toughest places to give birth in the world

    Mohammed A. Gaas

    Deputy Country Director, Somalia

    Somalia: one of the toughest places to give birth in the world

    A tribute to Amran Mahad, lead actress in Maalmo Dhaama Maanta (A Better Life than Today), an interactive drama helping young people to talk about both the opportunities and the obstacles that they face in Somalia. She died 3 November 2016 following complications during childbirth.

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  5. Coming out about indoor pollution in Ethiopia

    Andrey Vladov

    Executive Editor

    Coming out about indoor pollution in Ethiopia

    A new radio drama is helping improve people’s health in Ethiopia by drawing attention to the harmful effects of traditional ways of cooking, heating and lighting homes.

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  6. I have 140 friends, and I speak to them nearly every day

    Caroline Chukwura

    Media Resource Officer, ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action, Nigeria.

    A group of 140 volunteers provide valuable feedback about our radio programmes in Nigeria. Caroline Chukwura, who talks to them by text, phone and email, shares some of their stories.

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  7. The TV drama helping improve the health of garment factory workers in Bangladesh on their lunch break.

    Dr Faisal Mahmud

    Project Director, Health

    Garment factory workers in Bangladesh are watching screenings of a health drama during their lunch breaks to help improve their – and their children’s health.

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  8. How a volunteer journalist used radio to combat cholera in Kenya

    Mark Okundi

    Broadcast mentor

    Passing on skills to a new generation of broadcast journalists is helping save lives in Kenya. Mark explains how a fresh-faced volunteer single-handedly developed a radio programme designed to tackle cholera.

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  9. How can media and communication improve your health?

    Emebet Wuhib-Mutungi

    Health Adviser

    How can media and communication improve your health?

    β€˜When have you taken steps to improve your health as a result of something you read or heard in the media or talking to someone?’ asks an activity in a ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action health workshop exploring the complexities of behaviour change.

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  10. Helping communities to make Naija better

    Uche Joy Nnogo

    Talk Your Own Producer

    Helping communities to make Naija better

    A small community in Nigeria is demanding better services to protect their children from diarrhoea. Joy Nnogo, of radio show Talk Your Own – Make Naija Better, shares their story.

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