Radio spots
Radio spots are short radio pieces (usually 15-60 seconds) that clearly deliver a single message.
The written text can be translated and/or adapted to your local context, then recorded and broadcast during or between any program. Broadcast the same radio spot regularly so that listeners remember the message.
- All
- Agriculture
- Aquaculture
- Children and youth
- Climate change
- Community development
- Crop production
- Energy
- Environment and climate change
- Gender equality
- Health
- Hygiene and sanitation
- Land issues
- Livestock and beekeeping
- Marketing and market information
- Nature-based Solutions
- Nutrition
- Post-harvest activities
- Social issues
- Soil health
- Trees and agroforestry
- Water management
Soil fertility radio spots
Spot #1: Soil health NARRATOR: Soil is essential for life on earth. It is the foundation for food production. Soil filters water, stores massive amounts of carbon, and is home to an abundance of biodiversity. So farmers, protect your soil’s health. Improve your soil’s health. A good sign of healthy soil is that organisms…
Radio spots on circular and regenerative agriculture
Spot #1: Basic circular and regenerative agriculture practices farmers can apply NARRATOR:Farmers! If your crops are struggling because the soil has lost its fertility, don’t worry. You can restore your soil and boost your harvests with simple regenerative farming practices. Before the planting season starts, manually clear the weeds with a machete to eliminate them.…
Radio spots for preparing for emergency preparedness
Spot #1: Protecting health in emergencies NARRATOR: Natural disasters are becoming more common, in part because of climate change. The health of the people in your community is at great risk following a disaster. When water is unclean, diarrhea, cholera, typhoid and other diseases can spread quickly. Stay safe in an emergency by…
Radio spots for preparing for emergency response
Spot #1: Evacuation, emergency supplies, and curfews NARRATOR: During the current (type of emergency, for example, flood, heat wave, drought, civil unrest), everyone in the following areas (list areas) is asked to (evacuate OR be prepared to evacuate) to the emergency shelters or emergency areas nearest to them (list the names and locations…
Veterinary paraprofessionals and animal health
Spot #1: Why is preventive livestock care so important? SFX: CHICKENS CLUCKING, WINGS BEATING. UNDER VOICES. FATIMA: (CALLING) Who’s there? Oh, it’s you, Hajara. My VPP of life! I can’t thank you enough for your help last month. HAJARA: (CHEERFUL) Sannu (hello). Good morning, Ms. Fatima. I hope all is well. I’m here to see…
Rice
Spot #1: Site selection NARRATOR: What kind of sites are best for growing rice? Here’s three things to remember. One: Rice needs a clay loamy soil because rice is grown in water, and so the soil must retain water. Two: The land must be both flat and not…