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The award-winning radio drama Katha Mitho Sarangiko ('Sweet Tales of the Sarangi') has found a unique way of tackling tough issues whilst engaging and entertaining Nepali people throughout the country
Weekly primetime show Sajha Sawal ('Common Questions') encourages communities whose voices are not traditionally heard to quiz those in powerful positions
Sajha Sawal ('Common Questions')
A look at the primetime debate show that gets Nepal talking
On the road with award-winning improvised radio drama 'Sweet Tales of the Sarangi'
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BBC Media Action is working to improve dialogue and debate between the public and those in power in Nepal. Issues covered have included maternal and child health and political accountability. Work has recently broadened to explore the role of media and communication in strengthening resilience in response to climate change. Ground-breaking TV and radio debate programme Sajha Sawal reaches a national audience of 6.5 million. Innovative radio drama Katha Mitho Sarangiko has also raised public awareness on social and health issues such as maternal and child health and gender violence.
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