Peace Messaging

To estimate the reach and absorption of peace messaging. Messages can be delivered through a variety of means such as radio, loudspeakers, posters, leaflets, preaching or speeches

Survey of people from within the target area. If government restrictions allow, face-to-face surveys are best. If this is not possible phone or social media surveys can be used however be aware that these may inaccuracies as they are unlikely to include the most vulnerable who may not have access to such means. The survey should be representative of the section of the community that you are trying to reach.

You can disaggregate the data by means of transmission (jingle, poster, preaching etc.) as well as by social identity markers such as gender, age group, level of education or wealth as relevant.

Those surveyed should not only recall hearing a message but should also be able to give a very basic description of the message content or style; they may for example if it were a jingle or song be able to sing or hum the tune or if a poster describe the colours and design.