Avaliable in English and Swahili, this guide provides a snapshot of the media environment in Kenya, including digital and social media, radio, television, print and other traditional forms of mass communication. The aim is to facilitate reliable, trusted and timely communication, particularly during crises, and to promote a healthy information environment in Kenya.

This case study describes how humanitarian and media development agencies collaborated with local media actors to set up the station, and how it contributed to the accountability and effectiveness of the humanitarian response.

This case study was written following an event held on 15 April 2014, #CDACLearn: Philippines – Information, Accountability and Media. It describes the role of a humanitarian radio station in getting communities' questions answered, providing psycho social support and building community resilience in the response to Typhoon Haiyan in Guiuan, the Philippines.

This checklist helps you to decide whether radio is an appropriate channel of communication to use with crisis-affected populations.

This report presents findings from an infoasaid learning review of a six month pilot accountability/communication project implemented by infoasaid and World Vision Kenya in Taita Taveta County. The project, which was launched in February 2012, aimed to support the delivery of World Vision's 'Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation' through improved communication with drought-affected communities