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Voces y movidas radiociudadanas: Itinerarios, experiencias y reflexiones desde la Coordinadora Nacional de Radio

Jorge Acevedo (ed.)

Lima: Coordinadora Nacional de Radio (CNR) (2006), 153 pp.

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Policy Engagement: How Civil Society Can be More Effective

Julius Court, Enrique Mendizabal, David Osborne, John Young

London: Overseas Development Institute (ODI) (2006), 51 pp.

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Radiografía del sistema chileno de medios: Estudio sobre medios de comunicación, opinión pública y autoridades

Santiago de Chile: Gobierno de Chile, Ministerio Secretaría General del Gobierno, Departamento de Estudios, Secretaría de Comunicación y Cultura (2006), 57 pp.

"Los datos indican que el mercado de los medios ha alcanzado gran dinamismo en los últimos años. A la fecha de cierre del Directorio se registran 1.180 medios de comunicación (sin contar los digitales), de los cuales 44,3% fue creado a partir de la década de los ’90. Es así como 264 correspon ... more

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Access, Empowerment and Governance: Creating a World of Equal Opportunities with ICT

Rinalia Abdul Rahim, Daniele Waldburger, Gabriele Siegenthaler Munide (eds.)

Kuala Lumpur: Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP) (2005), 173 pp.

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Notas para que suenen las radios ciudadanas

Jeanine El'Gazi (coord.)

Tatiana Duplat; Angie Forero; Camilo Andrés Tamayo (contrib.)

Bogotá: Proyecto Radios Ciudadanos; Ministerio de Cultura (2005), 236 pp.

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Hacia nuevas rutas éticas en nuestros medios: Memoria de la campaña ciudadana sobre la ley de radio y televisión

Rosa María Alfaro Moreno (ed.)

Lima: Calandria (2005), 93 pp.

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Vozes cidadãs: Aspectos teóricos e análises de experiências de comunicação popular e sindical na América Latina

Cicilia M. Krohling Peruzzo (ed.)

São Paulo: Angellara (2004), 372 pp.

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Ownership, Leadership and Transformation: Can We Do Better for Capacity Development?

Carlos Lopes, Thomas Theisohn

New York: Earthscan (2003), 355 pp.

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Ciudadan@s "de a de veras": Una propuesta de vigilancia de la gestión pública, desde un enfoque comunicacional

Rosa María Alfaro Moreno

Lima: Calandria, 2nd ed. (2003), 164 pp.

"Las páginas que siguen tienen, además de un rico arsenal teórico, un evidente carácter testimonial. Refleja los esfuerzos cumplidos por los Comités de Vigilancia Ciudadana respecto de los congresistas electos por los departamentos de Arequipa, Cuzco, Huancavelica, Loreto y Ayacucho. La elecci� ... more

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The Media, Accountability and Civic Engagement in Africa

Wisdom J. Tettey

UNDP (2002), 57 pp.

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Culturas juveniles, medios y ciudadanía: El nuevo horizonte generacional y las disyuntivas de las inserción de los jóvenes en la sociedad

Sandro Macassi Lavander

Lima: Calandria (2001), 157 pp.

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Citizens as Partners: OECD Handbook on Information, Consultation and Public Participation in Policy Making

Marc Gramberger

Paris: OECD (2001), 112 pp.

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Comunicación para la movilización social: Memorias del 'Proyecto de comunicación para la reconstrucción democrática del eje cafetero'

Armenia; Bogotá: Corporación Viva La Ciudadanía (2000), 143 pp.

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Community Radio Manual
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Open Society Foundation for South Africa

Newlands: Open Society Foundation for South Africa (1999), 221 pp.

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La radio ciudadana del futuro

Rosa María Alfaro (ed.)

Lima: Calandria; Consejo de Educación de Adultos de América Latina (CEAAL) (1999), 190 pp.

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Training Development Workers

Anne Dodge

Windhoek: Out of Africa Publishers; Deutsche Stiftung für Internationale Entwicklung (DSE) (1998), 151 pp.

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Participatory Development Tool Kit: Training Manuals for Agencies and Communities

Deepa Narayan, Lyra Srinivasan

Washington, DC: World Bank (1995), ix, 68 pp.

"Experience gained in many countries shows that the acceptance and use of participatory processes is essential to achieve sustainable development. However, without tools and materials to support participatory approaches, wishes do not translate into reality. This tool kit of visual materials was pre ... pared in response to the repeated demands from people working in the field for materials that can help decision makers, project staff, training institutes, trainers and artists initiate the process of developing their own local materials to address their specific concerns. While the need for greater access to this material is clear, we hesitated for some time in putting out a global tool kit for three main reasons. First, because development is rooted in the social, cultural, economic, and political context of societies and its institutions, visual materials should be a reflection of these realities and hence, of necessity, are location-specific. Can a global tool kit, then, serve a useful purpose? After much field experience, we have concluded that the answer is "yes." Over the last ten years, we have found that participatory training is more likely to take root and spread if local trainers and artists have some visual materials to spark their imaginations and, in some sense, to use as models. Just reading about a "pocket chart" is not sufficient; seeing and handling one makes all the difference in understanding the material, its applications, and possible uses. Second, despite the importance of visual materials, readers should not conclude that community development work requires prepared visuals. Many of the activities described can be conducted without the materials included in this kit. For example, maps can be drawn on the ground, and voting can be done by putting stones in squares scratched in the dirt. Issues surrounding gender analysis can be discussed effectively in a group without any visual aids at all. It is up to practitioners to change, simplify, and adapt the materials to their own needs. At the same time, we have found that visual materials are extremely effective in breaking class, gender, education, literacy, professional training, and status barriers. This is true at both the community and agency levels. At the community level they empower those who are not used to speaking up-such as women and the poor-to express themselves and their ideas through drawing, role plays, songs, stories, puppetry and through manipulating materials that are simple to use." (Preface) more

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Tools for Community Participation: A Manual for Training Trainers in Participatory Techniques

Lyra Srinivasan

Washington, DC: UNDP; PROWWESSUNDP-World Bank Water and Sanitation Program (1993), 179 pp.

"Divided into two parts, this manual focuses on the SARAR (Self Esteem, Associative Strengths, Resourcefulness, Action Planning, Responsibility) approach which the Promotion of the Role of Women in Water and Environmental Sanitation Services (PROWESS) has applied in numerous projects and workshops. ... more

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Comunicación alternativa y cambio social. 1: América Latina

Máximo Simpson Grinberg (ed.)

Puebla: Premiá, 2nd ed. (1989), 373 pp.

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Les médias communautaires et le développement

Frances J. Berrigan

Paris: UNESCO (1981), 48 pp.

Community Radio Manual Key Guidance

Community Radio Manual
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