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Media Mapping Report
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Regional Radio Program Generation Grand Lacs
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SFCG's youth radio show in Rwanda, Urungano
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SFCG Rwanda

SFCG began working in Rwanda in 2006 as part of its broader Great Lakes strategy to propose regional solutions to both national and regional conflicts in the Great Lakes & Angola, while promoting greater cooperation and understanding across borders. In 2008, SFCG opened a field office in Kigali to work more closely with projects on the ground.

SFCG's activities in Rwanda represent two overlapping strategies.  SFCG has a regional goal is to promote inter youth dialogue. SFCG is also engaged in several national projects throughout Rwanda ranging from a youth radio talk show, to participatory theatre dealing with land tenure conflicts.

SFCG's work in Rwanda has two main objectives: to promote constructive and collaborative dialogue within Rwanda and the wider Great Lakes region, and to reinforce regional media capacity to address conflict issues with accuracy, impartiality and responsibility.

Regional Theatre Festival
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SFCG recently held a Regional Theater Festival in Kigali that included troupes from Rwanda, Burundi, and DR Congo.

The troupes performed interactive sketches for the public and attended training workshops wherein they shared lessons learned about using drama for positive social change.

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Read the Rwanda Update (December 2009)

Updates provide the most current information about SFCG programs.

English: html pdf
Français: html pdf

Regional Strategy

English: pdf
Français: pdf

Evaluations: html

Evaluations examine if programs are in accordance with objectives, mission, and long term goals of the country office.

Media Mapping Baseline Report: pdf

A media mapping exercise was conducted to better understand Rwanda’s media landscape from March to July 2009, through highlighting the links existing between the media, the citizens, and the government. Several recommendations are made to inform SFCG's interaction with the national media in its sensitization of the population around key policies.

 

SFCG in Rwanda thanks the following donors for their support:

USAID   European Commission   Belgian Cooperation

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