
Daily field programme
From markets and neighbourhoods to officials' desks, live on air


In the alleys of the Maydan and Qulayat quarters, “Street Pulse” met families who have returned to their homes after restoration but still depend on trucked-in water tanks and neighbourhood generators. The programme put residents' complaints to the Nineveh Water Directorate, which announced a timetable for connecting a new network serving more than four hundred homes.
About the programme
A daily field programme that takes citizens' concerns and demands from markets and neighbourhoods straight to officials.
Since its first season in 2016, “Street Pulse” has left the studio for the street every evening: an open camera in a market, a neighbourhood or a public-service office, people's questions just as they ask them, then a live call to the authority responsible so it can answer on air. The programme follows up on officials' promises in later episodes and shows how much has been delivered on electricity, water, roads and housing.
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Programme archive
3 episodes available to watch in full, with a player that remembers where you left off.