A combined ex-post/ex-ante impact analysis for improved sorghum and finger millet varieties in Uganda, Socioeconomics Discussion Paper Series Number 19
This country-level impact study for Uganda combines ex-post and ex-ante estimation of research gains from improved sorghum and finger millet varieties developed by the National breeding program of Uganda together with its collaboration partners from international, national research institutions such as ICRISAT and private companies.
The purpose of this study was to find out how the news construction or the frames, carried out by Media Indonesia and Kompas against the candidate pair's campaign in the context of Jakarta Regional Head Election, in this case the Ahok-Jarot and Anies-Sandi pairs. The research used is qualitative descriptive method, which is supported by media framing theory. Entman model framing analysis sees framing in two major dimensions, namely selection of issues and emphasis or prominence of certain aspects of reality / issues. The results of the study show that the Media Indonesia daily provides a separate indication for the reporting of the Ahok-Jarot campaign. Media Indonesia provides a broad stage for the candidate pair's political communication. While the Kompas daily tried to be neutral according to its version, by exposing the news in a proportional frame between the two candidate pairs.