ACLAB: April 2016

Celebrated 21st anniversary of International Noise Awareness Day 2016 : #StopSoundPollution

Department of Environment under the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Bangladesh Government celebrated 21st anniversary of International Noise Awareness Day 2016, 27 April in Dhaka located at Manik Miah Avenue.

Image: Opening ceremony of 21st anniversary of International Noise Awareness Day 2016.

Image: Honorable Minister Abdullah Al Islam Jacob (RIGHT), MP, Deputy Minister of Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Bangladesh Government started the opening ceremony of 21st anniversary of International Noise Awareness Day 2016.

In the day observation and campaign program there was presented Honorable Minister Abdullah Al Islam Jacob, MP, Deputy Minister of Ministry of Environment and Forestry of Bangladesh Government; Dr. Kamal Uddin Ahmed. Secretary Ministry of Environment and Forests Bangladesh; Md. Raisul Alam Mondal, Director General of Department of Environment; Mr. Farid Ahmed, Project Director of Coordination and Partnership Program to Control Noise Pollution; Mr. Saifuddin Ahmed, Founder and Executive Director of the Work for a Better Bangladesh (WBB) Trust and others Government & Non-government officials; civil Society people, journalist, teachers, parents, students of Dhanmondi Government Boys' High School, WBB Trust, Alliance for Cooperation and Legal Aid Bangladesh (ACLAB) and others NGOs representatives are participated into the day observance and raised their voice to Stop Sound Pollution.

Image: ACLAB participated in the 21st anniversary of International Noise Awareness Day 2016 celebration program organized by Department of Environment.

Also, Prokriti O Jibon Foundation organized a live television program ‘Gaane Gaane Shokal Suru’ in collaboration with Coordination and Partnership Program to Control Noise Pollution telecasted through Channel-i in the morning at 07-9am at Channel i Bhaban.

Image: After finished the program everybody jammed together for photo session. Hasanuzzaman, Program Officer of ACLAB in the MIDDLE with black T-shirt — Md. Raisul Alam Mondal, Director General of Department of Environment (LEFT); Mr. Saifuddin Ahmed, Founder and Executive Director of the Work for a Better Bangladesh (WBB) Trust (RIGHT) and others.

Image: Students of Dhanmondi Government Boys' High School are also participated into the 21st anniversary of International Noise Awareness Day 2016 celebration to raise voice together for Stop Sound Pollution.

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USAID Program #ConservationIsDevelopment and Role of Community Radio on Biodiversity Conservation

Yesterday on date 25 April 2016, US Agency for International Development (USAID) organized Media Workshop on Biodiversity Conservation; the program venue was in Utshab Hall of Radisson Blu Hotel, Dhaka. On behalf of Bangladesh Community Radio Association (BCRA), Md. Hasanuzzaman Talukdar, Officer-in-Charge of Community Radio Naf 99.2 FM has been participated into the USAID Day-long Workshop oriented program.

Image: Training on Radio Journalism for the Community Youth under Climate Resilient Ecosystems and Livelihood (CREL) Project funded by USAID through Winrock International and implemented by Community Radio Naf 99.2 FM, Teknaf Upazila, Cox’s Bazar.

17 Community Radio are currently broadcasting in different regions in Bangladesh. Those community radios are already involved to many OnAir and OffAir programs development on Biodiversity Conservation issues since its establishment in 2012. The local people are fully involved to run the community radio. Community people are engaged to produce program, edit, and broadcasting on local language and general language. The community radio programs are planning, developing and broadcasting with the active participation of community people. Community Radio is became most important community development tool and keeping effort on local development.

Image: Community Radio Naf 99.2 FM program OnAir.

So in the field of Biodiversity Conservation issues community radio is very important tools to directly work in community with active participation of community people within whom the biodiversity conservation practice would be built in. So that Biodiversity Conservation will be put into people’s practice very practically and successfully through community radio.

Image: Providing Training on IT/ICT and Radio Management under Climate Resilient Ecosystems and Livelihood (CREL) Project funded by USAID through Winrock International and implemented by Community Radio Naf 99.2 FM, Teknaf Upazila, Cox’s Bazar.

USAID Day-long Workshop oriented program Media Workshop on Biodiversity Conservation has been carried out with Hashtag #ConservationIsDevelopment in the presence of US Ambassador Marcia Bernicat, BRAC Founder Sir Fazle Hasan Abed,KCMG and others Civil Society people, university students and lots of journalists from television, radio, newspapers, online media and news agencies around the country.

Community Radio Naf 99.2 FM has planned to provide IT/ICT training to more youth (initially targeted 150 persons) in the community. So that they will able to use computer, internet, social media, website design and development, software and hardware troubleshooting, etc.

Source:

—Md. Hasanuzzaman Talukdar, Officer-in-Charge of Community Radio Naf 99.2 FM, Program Officer of ACLAB!

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—Climate Resilient Ecosystems and Livelihood (CREL) Project funded by USAID through Winrock International and implemented by Community Radio Naf 99.2 FM, Teknaf Upazila, Cox’s Bazar.

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