在非洲农村传播气候变化和能源:一个案例分析,解释参与式传播如何支持非洲农村向可再生能源过渡和采用太阳能技术

I. Nyoh
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在过去的二十年里,许多倡议都试图通过在农村地区大规模部署可再生太阳能解决方案来解决非洲的电力供应问题。在这样做的过程中,他们正在帮助解决这个问题,但也在努力说服农村利益相关者接受和整合太阳能系统。本文探讨了能源倡议如何战略性地利用沟通模式来缓解非洲农村可再生能源的过渡、接受和整合。采用了定性和定量研究方法和工具,如调查、深度访谈和实地观察。收集并分析了来自农村利益相关者的反馈,以了解沟通如何影响他们对当地可再生太阳能的理解、接受和整合。结果表明,农村利益相关者对可再生太阳能技术的态度通常取决于用于吸引他们的沟通方法。研究结果还揭示了一系列可以改变公众对太阳能的看法和接受程度的共生因素。其中之一是在发展和传播的过程中纳入农村的声音。研究结果表明,公众参与能源倡议是鼓励接受的一种非常重要的方式。研究结果建议能源传播学者使用包容性方法来试图理解是什么使农村利益相关者转变他们的态度和信念。最后,报告认为,基层创新和社区主导的可再生方法具有社会可接受性和包容性,发展项目和倡议需要找到更好的方式,为农村利益相关者提供塑造自己传播的能力。
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Communicating climate change and energy in rural Africa: A case analysis to explain how participatory communication can support transition to renewables and adoption of solar technologies in rural Africa
Over the last two decades, numerous initiatives have attempted to solve the problem of ac-cess to electricity in Africa by massively deploying renewable solar solutions to rural areas. In doing so, they are helping to redress the problem, yet struggling to convince rural stake-holders to accept and integrate solar systems. This article explores how energy initiatives can strategically employ communication models to ease transition, acceptance, and integra-tion of renewable energy in rural Africa. Qualitative and quantitative research methods and tools such as surveys, in-depth interviews, and field observation, were used. These were col-lected and feedback analyzed from rural stakeholders on how communication shaped their understanding, acceptance, and integration of renewable solar energy in their local area. The results showed that the attitudes rural stakeholders generally show towards renewa-ble solar technologies depend on the communication approach used to engage them. The results also revealed a range of symbiotic factors that can change public perception and ac-ceptance of solar energy. One of them is including rural voices in the process of developing and delivering communication. The research results demonstrate that public engagement in energy initiatives is a very important way of encouraging acceptance. The results recom-mend energy communication scholarship use inclusive methods to try to understand what makes rural stakeholders shift their attitudes and beliefs. Finally, it is argued that grassroots innovations and community led renewable approaches are socially acceptable and inclusive and development projects and initiatives need to find better ways to offer rural stakeholders the ability to shape their own communications.
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