UNICEF Nepal - June 2011 - SMS campaign in Nepal
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This document summarizes Nepal's SMS Initiative which uses radio broadcasts and SMS to share information with rural populations. Key details include: - Nepal has a large rural population with limited internet access but high mobile phone ownership - The SMS 4400 program allows listeners to text questions which are answered on air, growing a database of 24,500 mobile numbers - In 14 months the program has received over 200,000 SMS texts and covered 59 topics related to health, protection, and policy planning.
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UNICEF Nepal - June 2011 - SMS campaign in Nepal
- 1. 4400- SMS INITIATIVE NEPAL
- 2. 86%People living in rural areas 29.3 million Total population of Nepal 44% Population under-18 23.6%Adolescents (10 to 19 years) 9.34 millionPeople with access to mobile phones CHINA 2.2%People with access to internet NEPAL Kathmandu 75% People with access to radio 5 million + People listening to SSMK INDIA
- 3. Millions of listeners SMS 4400 SSMK Radio Broadcast Circle of Information Country Office Website UNICEF database Moderator
- 4. Partnerships Software company Telecoms UNICEF National radio (SSMK)
- 5. Costs
- 7. Mobile numbers stored in our database – 24,500
- 9. Further Uses National Planning Commission - policy planning possibilities Surveys and monitoring Real Time Monitoring of stocks of MNP sachets Situation Analysis Thematic Survey UN Radio Weekly SMS analysis disseminated
- 10. Network Expansion Newspapers (Adolescent Corner) TV Networks (focusing on adolescents' issues) Harder to reach Adolescents' groups Local FM stations (youth-friendly programming)
- 12. Misuse of the system (Toll-free)
Editor's Notes
- Sources – UNICEF 2011 South Asia Data Pocket Book; Broadcast Audience Survey; National Census 2001