The SPRING/Senegal team visited the project’s community radio partners in the Kaolack, Kaffrine, and Fatick regions. Discussions focused on radio’s role in disseminating SPRING’s nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive messages, as well as devising reliable methods for estimating the geographic coverage and the size of the audience reached with radio broadcasts.
SPRING’s Community Radio Partners in Senegal
![]() The SPRING/Senegal team holds a discussion with the staff of Kaffrine FM, one of SPRING's community radio partners in the region. |
![]() Kaffrine FM takes calls on air from community members. |
![]() RIP FM’s director, Malick Ba, describes the radio’s audience and geographic reach. |
![]() The SPRING/Senegal team and RIP FM staff exchange ideas regarding future collaborations. |
![]() RIP FM’s Program Advisor, Leyty Ndiaye, stands next to a display of the community radio’s certificates and awards. |
![]() The SPRING/Senegal team poses in front of Radio Niombata in Toubakouta. |
![]() The SPRING/Senegal team interviews Moussa Mane, the director of Radio Niombata. |
![]() Ndef Leng Fatick’s director, Pape Made Diouf, explains the community radio’s mission while Ousmane Mbaye, SPRING’s Mass Media Officer, takes notes. |