"This guide considers the role of media in conflict and crisis areas, examines media projects established to provide information to affected populations in conflict situations, either during crisis or in the post-conflict period. Its four main sections discuss: Designing programmes for populations in crisis; Humanitarian information programmes; Media projects for peace-building; Measuring impact: The difficult field of impact evaluation. Produced with the support of the European Commission Humanitarian Aid Office (ECHO), the guide originated from a conference in 1998 entitled Strengthening Lifeline Media in Regions of Conflict, which brought together media professionals and experts in conflict resolution to examine how media could impact on peace-building in conflict situations." (https://reliefweb.int)
Media as a Weapon of War or a Tool of Peace: Introduction, 1
I. DESIGNING PROGRAMMES FOR POPULATIONS IN CRISIS
1 Understanding conflict and post-conflict scenarios, 9
2 Needs assessments and project planning, 15
3 Setting up proactive programmes in crisis situations, 33
4 Choosing the right medium, 49
II. HUMANITARIAN INFORMATION PROGRAMMES
5 Developing effective humanitarian programme content, 73
6 Targeted programming, 85
III. MEDIA PROJECTS FOR PEACE-BUILDING
7 Crossing community divides, 113
8 Reporting conflict, 129
9 Examples of media projects building peace, 139
IV. MEASURING IMPACT
10 Participatory monitoring and evaluation, 167
11 Developing indicators, 173
12 The rapid survey method, 181
Conclusion, 187