Farm Radio International2012-01-122012-01-1220112011http://hdl.handle.net/10625/47971This report summarizes the activities of Farm Radio International in developing a website that enables at least 100 African broadcasters to connect with peers, access and share relevant and appropriate resources and information, and participate in discussions and forums on a specialized farm radio social networking space. Barza is a French Congolese word with Kiswahili roots which means, “The place where people in a village meet under a tree to talk and sort out questions concerning the community.” The Barza website can be accessed at https://farmradio.org/radio-resources/Text1 digital file (22 p. : ill.)enRURAL COMMUNITIESSOUTHERN AFRICAAGRICULTURAL INNOVATIONSRADIOBROADCASTINGONLINE COMMUNITIESCOMMUNICATION MEDIAACCESS TO ICTINTERNET USEJOURNALISMINTERNET USEWOMEN IN AGRICULTURECANADASOUTH OF SAHARACONNECTIVITYAGRICULTURAL EXTENSIONFinal Technical Report