AIMS, GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF WORKSHOP THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA IN FOSTERING EFFECTIVE COMMODITY MARKET AND TRADE POLICIES 30 th June, 2010, Dar-es-Salaam.

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AIMS, GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF WORKSHOP THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA IN FOSTERING EFFECTIVE COMMODITY MARKET AND TRADE POLICIES 30 th June, 2010, Dar-es-Salaam

OUTLINE Goals of economic integration Goals of economic integration Problem of media coverage and complexity of sector Problem of media coverage and complexity of sector Unique characteristics of agribusiness Unique characteristics of agribusiness Aims, goals, objectives and expected outputs of the workshop Aims, goals, objectives and expected outputs of the workshop

GOALS OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION Economic prosperity with high standards of living with political and social stability and peace Goods, services, capital and labor freely move across borders Media has a role in not only communicating this goal but in achieving it

PROBLEM Agriculture contributes 34% of GDP, 40% of exports 70% of jobs But agriculture gets a paltry 5% of media space Is media part of the problem or solution? No agricultural journalism training program in the region Journalists specialising in agriculture are rare

PROBLEM (2)  As a science,  agriculture is a complex subject (more than just production)  supplying inputs  Producing farm products  processing, financing, transporting and marketing the products  Experts and managers use jargon  Difficulty is in  Interviewing agricultural experts & business managers  Providing simple and clear explanations to readers & viewers

PROBLEM (3) UNIQUE QUALITIES OF AGRIBUSINESS Tremendous variety of businesses Tremendous variety of businesses Seasonal nature of business (planting & harvesting seasons) means prices vary Seasonal nature of business (planting & harvesting seasons) means prices vary Varying maturity times (2 months for broiler chickens) Varying maturity times (2 months for broiler chickens) Inputs & products perishable (have limited shelf life) Inputs & products perishable (have limited shelf life) Business deals with vagaries of weather (droughts, floods, insects, diseases) Business deals with vagaries of weather (droughts, floods, insects, diseases)

PROBLEM (3a) UNIQUE QUALITIES OF AGRIBUSINESS Bulky and low value (high handling costs) Bulky and low value (high handling costs) Variability in quality and quantity (genetic, seasonal and management variation) Variability in quality and quantity (genetic, seasonal and management variation) Variation between production rates and processing rates Variation between production rates and processing rates Production units are small and scattered (high cost of marketing) Production units are small and scattered (high cost of marketing)

AIMS  To build capacity of reporters & editors to report on agribusiness problems and possible solutions  To expand the number of agricultural specialist reporters  To give participants some grounding on agricultural science and technical matters  Provide apprenticeship through field experience  To put knowledge acquired to good use by discussing journalistic skills

MAIN GOAL  Improve both quantity and quality of coverage on  Marketing and regional trade  Food price stabilization  Biotechnology  Land grabbing  Agricultural input subsidies

OBJECTIVES Develop knowledge & understanding of the role &functioning of agricultural markets & how government policy impacts on markets Assist journalists identify the stories of significance, offer informed explanation and analysis, and ask searching questions of policy makers Encourage truthful, accurate, objective reporting which incorporates a plurality of views Help foster professional and personal contacts between the media and agricultural stakeholders

OUTPUTS Understanding of substance & sophisticated dimensions of agribusiness improved Confidence of journalists in covering issues of agribusiness and policy increased Partnerships between journalists, agricultural knowledge centers, agricultural associations and policy makers fostered In depth, analytical, independent & objective reporting enhanced

DZIKOMO ASANTE SANE OBRIGADO THANK YOU