2. What has happened so far? - PRSA completed one year in August 2007 - Produced, and broadcasted and distributed online more than 24 episodes of the fortnightly 15 minutes radio feature ‘Panoscope’ - Recently being broadcasted by an independent FM in Kathmandu on a weekly basis - The number of Unique Visitors to the PRSA portal increasing every month. Same applies to number of people subscribing to the PRSA portal Implications - PRSA developing as a regular outlet for Panos South Asia’s other project’s audio or radio content to be distributed or disseminated - PRSA has been able to support the aim of fostering media pluralism in terms of views, voices and contents - Integration of online audio/radio broadcasting and distribution in development (in terms of content production, and broadcasting and distribution)

3. The big BCO OPPORTUNITIES… - Do BCO partners have projects related to radio or audio? -The Panos Radio South Asia’s content ‘Panoscopoe’ can be used by such radio projects of BCO partners? - Asia intersested in exploring the possibilities of collaboartion with BCO partners like Panos South AMARC and others in other regions (continents and sub-continents) to ‘share’ PRSA production ‘Panoscope’. The ‘Panoscope’ can be distributed and broadcasted as it is in English, or, -Translated into other regional and local languages and distributed and braodcasted? - Possibilities of collaboration between BCO partners?

4. www.panosradiosouthasia.org Thankyou!