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EEO. 2021; 20(6): 5038-5045


Role Of Community Radios In Rural Development: A Quantitative Investigation

Piyush Gumber.




Abstract

By empowering local people and promoting sustainable development practices, community radios play a crucial role in rural development. The importance of community radios in rural regions and their influence on numerous elements of development are highlighted in this abstract. Community radios act as venues for the sharing of knowledge, fostering civic engagement, and disseminating information. They give voice to underrepresented groups, allowing them to communicate their worries, wants, and aspirations. Community radios promote inclusivity and cultural preservation through local language programming, which strengthens social cohesiveness and community identification in rural areas. Community radios serve as educational resources for education and awareness, disseminating useful knowledge on subjects like agriculture, healthcare, hygiene, and nutrition. As a result, rural inhabitants get the information and abilities necessary for better lives and sustainable practices. Community radio also helps local businesses and small-scale industries grow, which helps the economy of rural areas. They act as marketing platforms, highlighting regional goods and services and boosting local employment prospects. Additionally, through broadcasting early warnings, disseminating safety advice, and coordinating relief efforts, community radios play a vital part in disaster preparation and response. This aids in catastrophe preparedness and impact reduction for rural areas. In conclusion, community radios serve as catalysts for rural development, bridging knowledge gaps, encouraging neighborhood involvement, and encouraging long-term progress. They are essential instruments for rural development due to their roles in empowering communities, advancing education, generating economic possibilities, and boosting disaster preparedness.

Key words: Community Radio, Rural Development, Rural People, awareness, Empowering communities






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