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FM 101 COE


Date: July 2, 2013

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Fact file
Country Malawi
Media House FM 101
Baseline score 53%
Latest score 76%
Proportion of women sources
Gender Policy Yes
Joined the COE programme 2012
Summit Yes

Power FM 101 is a private radio station targeting the youth and young people. It has a core audience of 15 – 35 years. It is Malawi’s first independent radio station, dedicated to playing music and discussing sporting events from across the world. The station was opened by the former President Dr. Bakili Muluzi in October 1998. Read Institutional profile.
COE Report card
Stage Description Date Outputs
I Meetings and adoption of COE concept January 2011 MOU
II Situational analysis Report
III Inception workshop Report
IV Policy drafting February 2011 Draft Gender Policy
V Adoption February 2011 Gender Policy
VI Opinion and commentary Opinion and Commentary Writing Report
VII Understanding the context
Media Management and editing
Constitutional and legal rights and governance
Climate change and sustainable development
Education and training
Productive resources, employment and economic resources
Gender Based Violence November 2012 GBV Report
Health and HIV and AIDS November 2012 HIV and AIDS and Health Report
Peace building
Implementation
VIII Self monitoring March 2013
IX External monitoring and evaluation February 2013 Institutional Profile
X Summit April 2013

Media content print presentation

Media content print presentation

Media COE institutional presentation

Report

 

 


Download : FM 101 MOU
Download : FM 101 Gender policy
Download : FM 101 Institutional profile
Download : Opinion and Commentary Workshop Report
Download : GBV Report
Download : HIV and AIDS and Health
Download : Media content print presentation
Download : Media COE presentation

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