map - Internews

INTERNEWS IN SOUTH SUDAN
Location
Internews has been working since 2006 to build and strengthen the independent media sector in South Sudan, including
managing a network of four community radio stations across the country. In addition, we support Eye Radio, 98.6FM in
Juba, together with our South Sudanese partner, Eye Media. Following the conflict that broke out in December 2013 which
displaced more than 1 million people, Internews started four Humanitarian Information Services (HIS) to provide people
access to vital information. We continue to build strategies and partnerships to reach more communities through our radio
network, new emergency Radio in a Box (RIAB), and HIS Mini-Media (Boda Boda Talk Talk – BBTT) projects.
Melut/Mabec/Pallouch
UNITY
Abyei
Nhomlaau 88.0 FM
SUDAN
Malualkon
WESTERN
BAHR EL
GHAZAL
NORTHERN
BAHR EL
GHAZAL
Fashoda/Ulang/Kodok
Wao Shillouk
New Fangak
Mayendit
Kwajok
Nasir
Ayod
Sobat 88.0 FM
WARRAP
Leer
Radio stations
(currently off air)
CENTRAL
AFRICAN
REPUBLIC
Nuer
94,046 (2)
95,896 (2)
24 hours per day, 7 days per week
Currently off air since Feb 2014 (3)
June 2010
2007
NHOMLAAU 88.0 FM
Arwerial County, Lakes State
Approx. 100 km radius
Approx. 20 km radius
Dinka, @ 10% in English and Arabic
Dinka
207,435
Emergency response to provide critical
information needs to the 98,460 IDP and
host community members, with the large
majority having fled from Jonglei state.
(2)
Approx 100km radius
Boda Boda Talk Talk (BBTT)
Humanitarian Information Service (HIS)
Planned assessments of either
BBTT or Emergency Radio-in-a-Box
200 km
Mingkaman
Bor
ETHIOPIA
EASTERN
EQUATORIA
Eye Radio 98.6FM
Yambio
Juba
IlemiDreieck
Feb 2014
Malakal POC site, Upper Nile State
BBTT - TONG PING
167,226 (2)
BBTT is a mobile broadcasting system
that roves around the site to 16 different
“Listening stops” over 2 days.
Broadcasts are also played in 4 static
locations each day.
Nuer
Arabic
8 hours per day, 5 days per week
SOBAT 88.0 FM
Off air since May 2014 due to conflict
Sept. 2011
UNITY STATE
Mayendit
Population in need:
Currently inaccessible
Bentiu POC site
Population in need:
36,000 IDPs (Bentiu) + 37,600 (Nhaildu)
JONGLEI STATE
New Fangak
Population in need:
46,000 displaced; 55,000 host*
Ayod
65,000*
UPPER NILE STATE
Fashoda / Ulang
Population in need:
65,000*
Melut / Mabec / Pallouch
Population in need:
22,192 spread across 3 camps and
3 collective centers.**
Estimated 16,500 IDPs
14,520 IDPs (4)
Two unique 20-minute programs
produced per week, broadcast more
than 100 times per week.
1: With news roundups
in 5 additional languages.
Potential assessments of either
BBTT or Emergency Radio-in-a-Box
Population in need:
BBTT - MALAKAL
101,307 (2)
UGANDA
Two unique 20-minute programs
produced per week, broadcast more
than 100 times per week.
Site is divided into 5 sub-POC blocks, and a
new POC has been constructed. Boom Box
Talk Talk relies on Listening Groups, NGOs
and market traders to play the program on
speakers. Communications with Communities
(CwC) BBTT toolbox helps outreach
workers reach remote sites.
Nuer
K E N YA
11,455 in POC1 / 1,635 in POC2 South
Sudanese / 1,398 POC2 Foreign Nationals.
Juba, Central Equatoria State
Approx 100km radius
CENTRAL
EQUATORIA
Nuer / Arabic
Dinka
Nasir, Upper Nile State
Torit
D E M O C R AT I C
REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
MINGKAMAN 100FM
Malualkon, North. Bhar el Ghazal State
Nov. 2009
Emergency Radio-in-a-Box
100 km
Juba Arabic and English (1)
Turalei, Warrap State
Mingkaman 100FM
Planned Coverage of Repeater
Expansion of Eye Radio
0 km
Juba, Central Equatoria State
BBTT is a mobile broadcasting system
that roves around the site to 16 different
“Listening stops” over 2 days; broadcast
played at static locations all day, at IMC
inpatient and outpatient clinics, MSF
inpatient clinic, Magna vaccination tent.
Scoping for more sites underway with
plans for listening groups targeting
outreach workers.The community from
Tong Ping is being moved to POC3 near
UN House, which is planned to house
all 14,000 people. BBTT is expanding
to this site as well.
11 hours per day, 7 days per week
LAKES
WESTERN
EQUATORIA
BBTT - UN HOUSE
NAATH 88.0 FM
Approx 100km radius
JONGLEI
Rumbek
On air since
Leer, Unity State
2007
Approx coverage area
Hours on air
Approx 60km radius
MAYARDIT 90.7 FM
Planned Repeater
Expansion of Eye Radio
Listeners
Juba, Central Equatoria State
8 hours per day, 5 days per week
Naath 88.0 FM
Wau
Radio stations
South
Sudan
Mayardit 90.7 FM
Aweil
Contents
Malakal
Bentiu
Turalei
Broadcast languages
EYE RADIO 98.6FM
UPPER
NILE
SUDAN
Coverage area
Two unique 20-minute programs
produced per week.
Assessment conducted:
May 28-30, 2014
2: Forcier Consulting, "South Sudan National Audience Survey: A Nationally Representative Assessment
on Radio Listening Habits with Key Findings in Five Booster Areas for Internews Stations," Sept. 2013.
Forcier Consulting: "Assessing Information Needs for Internally Displaced Persons: Wave Two Survey on Access to Media in Tong Ping Protection of Civilians Site," May 2014.
Wao Shilluk / Kodok / Lul
Population in need:
estimated 40-60,000
3: Planning to restart broadcast with Emergency
Radio-in-a-Box by September 2014.
*UNOCHA South Sudan Crisis Situation Report, 23May 2014
4: 96% report
listening to BBTT.
** IOM CCCM state report, 29May2014
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