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AMARC’s CR impact evaluation project

[<strong>This article was published in the April 2007 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) </strong>]<br /><br />The IT phenomenon has received many a laudatory pats on the back for its stellar economic success, its potential to be an agent of social change, and its promise to provide employment to people across classes.

The goal of the project ‘Community Radio Impact Evaluation: removing barriers, increasing effectiveness’, was to contribute to the reduction of poverty by undertaking impact assessment and evaluation that can lead to the removing of barriers and increasing the effectiveness of community radio in achieving social and development goals. It is clear that in terms of process there is need to embed the evaluation participatory monitoring and action search process in the community radio movement at large this will be done during the AMARC 9 world conference, and during all 2007 in a second phase of the evaluation process.

Source:Final Narrative Report: Community Radio Impact Evaluation: Removing barriers, Increasing Effectiveness.

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