Radio across the developing world, in particular community radio, represents a leading source of knowledge transfer and where actionable solutions are shared to support climate change.
With a primary focus on providing information about climate change adaptation, natural resource management and other developmental programs, especially re-greening initiatives, radio plays a crucial role in educating and inspiring local communities.
In this spirit, the IRF fully supports community radios to share the stage with the IRF’s international radio guests to drive a positive exchange and communicate the unmatched benefits of re-greening initiatives such as those by JustDiggit, the WRI and the AFR100 the African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative.
