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The Role of the World Bank in Conflict and Development: An Evolving Agenda
Washington, DC: World Bank (2004), ix, 57 pp.
Broadcasting and Development: Options for the World Bank
Washington, DC: World Bank (2003), 24 pp.
"The World Bank should take a more active role in policy and regulatory activities targeting the broadcasting sector because: broadcasting can have a significant part to play in the fight to reduce global poverty; convergence of information and communications technologies (ICT) is allowing broadcast
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Global Lies? Propaganda, the UN and World Order
New York: Palgrave Macmillan (2003), xvi, 262 pp.
ICT and MDGs: A World Bank Group Perspective
Washington, DC: World Bank (2003), 39 pp.
Access to Information: UNDP's Engagement and a Guide to Key Actors
Deep Insights
New York: UNDP, Bureau for Development Policy, Democratic Governance Group (2003), 96 pp.
"The first section provides summary information on 69 UNDP supported projects and initiatives as of 2002/03. These initiatives were identified primarily by desk research from three main sources: (i) direct feedback from the Sub-Regional Resource Facilities (SURFs)2), the COs and Regional Bureaux, (i
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Ein zaghafter Schritt zur Überwindung des digitalen Grabens: Die Beschlüsse des Weltinformationsgipfels sind schwach, aber der Prozess war positiv
Nord-Süd Aktuell (Hamburg), issue 4 (2003), pp. 720-727
"Eine Einigung buchstäblich in letzter Minute, kontroverse Entscheidungen in Arbeitsgruppen vertagt - die Ergebnisse des World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), dessen erster Teil vom 10. bis 12. Dezember 2003 in Genf stattfand, sind bescheiden. Die offiziellen Deklarationen enthalten nur v
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Visions in Process: World Summit on the Information Society
Berlin: Heinrich Böll Stiftung (2003), 64 pp.
UNESCO's Basic Texts on the Information Society
Paris: UNESCO (2003), 112 pp.
Information and Communication Technologies: A World Bank Group Strategy
Washington, DC: World Bank (2002), xv, 82 pp.
Evaluation of UNESCO’s Book, Reading and Cultural Industries Programmes 1990-1998
Paris: UNESCO (2002), 45 pp.
"UNESCO’s involvement with the books programme started off as general in character, becoming focused in the 1990s on country-specific circumstances, culminating in the publication of the practical guide, The National Book Policy. Numerous actions were initiated and implemented under the programmes
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Communications Strategies for World Bank- and IMF-Watchers: New Tools for Networking and Collaboration: Final Report
London: Bretton Woods Project; Ethical Media (2002), 25 pp.
"Our research confirmed that many IFI (international financial institutions)-watchers are struggling to utilise ICT efficiently. The majority of organisations we studied do not have a communications strategy that takes into account the possibilities ICT affords. If they do have a website, it is not
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Public Communication Programmes for Privatization Projects: A Toolkit for World Bank Task Team Leaders and Clients
Washington, DC: World Bank (2002), 74 pp.
Media in Development: An Evaluation of UNESCO's International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC)
Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (2002), 55 pp.
"The International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC) was created by UNESCO in 1980. The pivotal aim was to increase co-operation and assistance for the development of communication infrastructures and to reduce the gap between countries in the communication field. The programme e
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