Tagged with: Nigeria
Posts (6)
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Supporting media and humanitarian practitioners to overcome communication challenges
Nicola Bailey
Senior research manager, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action
Our projects in Nigeria, Somalia and Ukraine are highlighting the challenges humanitarians face in communicating with communities affected by crises. Our approach is to train humanitarian and media practitioners together, to build an understanding that both have a critical role to play in ensuri...
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Examining awareness of disability in Nigeria
Manju Gautam and Akunna Penny
Research officer & research manager, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action
An estimated 15% of the global population live with some form of disability - including invisible impairments such as anxiety or chronic illnesses. But the lack of data around people with invisible disability makes it hard to foster understanding and overcome barriers.
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5 steps to enable health workers to better meet the needs of hard-to-reach communities
Genevieve Hutchinson and Emebet Wuhib-Mutungi
Senior Health Advisors, Advisory and Policy
As World Health Day approaches, and as we look towards the first-ever UN High-Level Meeting on Universal Health Coverage later this year, we’re sharing insights from Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action’s work to help health workers and communities work better together to build a healthier world.
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How we attracted women to our shows
Anu Mohammed
Head of Research and Learning, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action, Nigeria
We wanted our radio shows about governance in Nigeria to appeal to women and girls – so we asked women in five states to help us make improvements.
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The rise of edutainment: taking stock of the evidence
Sonia Whitehead
Head of Research Programmes, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action
What have evaluations proven about the value of drama and why should the global development community care about media that informs while it entertains?
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Five questions our data portal can help answer
Sonia Whitehead
Head of Research Programmes, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action
There's a lack of data on what ordinary people think, feel and want in developing countries. Our new Data Portal aims to help fix that.
