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The Media in Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Case Study of International Intervention in Media Democratization

Aleksandra Tomic

Montreal: McGill University, Master Thesis (2002), 102 pp.

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Media in Development: An Evaluation of UNESCO's International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC)

Kristin Skare Orgeret, Helge Rønning

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 ... merged from debates within UNESCO about a New World Communication and Information order, and reflections on the importance of communications media as tools for development. Norway has supported IPDC from the very beginning, and was, one of the main founders of the program’s Special Account. Down the years Norway has contributed a total of US$ 11 428 000 to the Special Account from 1982 to 2000. The Norwegian contribution has however gradually decreased from 1 052 000 US$ in 1988, to around 2 million NOK annually in recent years (varying between 226,432 and 308,315 US$ according to the exchange rate). During the last six years Norway has allocated 1 576 474 US$ to the Special Account. Norway is the second largest donor after Denmark. Until 2001 support to IPDC was specified as a separate item in the budget of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. For the 2001/2002 budget it was decided to allocate support to the IPDC under the heading of “Good governance” (UD 2002: post 74, page 153–154). The financial contributions to the IPDC have always been inadequate, and the problem worsened after 1995 due to the drastic drop in funding. In 2001 a moratorium was put on new projects and 46 approved projects were waiting to be financed. Given Norway’s relationship to the IPDC, it is not surprising that it would like to see an evaluation both of the program’s impact and its current impecunious situation. The role of projects in the area of media and communication must be considered within the framework of Norway’s total development policies, but particularly in relation to the commitment to strengthen democracy, accountability and transparency where the media play a central role. The present evaluation is intended to serve as a background for a renewed discussion of the continuation of Norwegian support to the IPDC, and of the reorientation and renewal of the programme." (Fact sheet, page 6) more

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Evaluation Summaries of 100 Terminated Projects

Intergovernmental Council of the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC)

Paris: UNESCO (2002), 111 pp.

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What Works? A Blast from the Past: Project Profiles from the 60s and 70s... Social Marketing, Community Media, Mass Campaigns, Interactive Radio, Gender Equity, Participation, the Media and More
Deep Insights

Washington, DC: Academy for Educational Development (AED) (2001), 283 pp.

"The Academy for Educational Development (AED) has been in the social marketing, communication, and participation business for some 40 years. This book profiles 82 projects carried out in the 1960s and 1970s in countries around the world. These projects were researched and documented by AED under it ... more

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Evaluierung des Radiotrainingsprogramms der Birzeit-Universität in Birzeit, Palästina

Werner Nowak

Heinrich Böll Stiftung (2001), ?? pp.

"Im Jahr 2001 ließ die Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung ihr seit 1995 laufendes Projekt "Förderung der Medienvielfalt Nahost" in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Radio Training Centre (RTC) des Media Institute der Bierzeit-Universität evaluieren. Der Zielkatalog der Partnerorganisation wie auch der des Projektes we ... more

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Mehr als nur eine Chance: Erfahrungsbericht über die neue Informations- und Bildungsarbeit (IBA) des Deutschen Entwicklungsdienstes (DED) in Uganda

Erhard Brunn

epd-Entwicklungspolitik, issue 14-15 (2000), pp. 22-26

"In 1996, the German Development Service (DED) adopted a new strategy paper with the aim of promoting more active information and education work. The author Erhard Brunn was the first DED development worker to take up this new task in Uganda in 1997. He was in charge of preparing German development ... more

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Local Media Support

Age Eknes, Lena C. Endresen

Oslo: FAFO Institute for Applied Social Science (1999), 88 pp.

"Local Media Support‘ (LMS) presents a study of current status with regard to support of local media as part of humanitarian or developmental assistance programmes. Based on this, a proposed framework for the assessment of projects and programmes in this field is developed. The report is divided i ... more

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USAID/Russia Independent Television Program: In-House Survey of the Program Participants

Moscow: USAID (1999), 15 pp.

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Medienmacht - Macht Medien! Medien zwischen Globalisierung und Kommerzialisierung: Dokumentation der Tagung "Medienmacht - Macht Medien"

Stuttgart: Solidaritätsfonds Demokratische Medien in der Welt (1998), 125 pp.

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On-Going Extrabudgetary Projects

Vladimir Gai (ed.)

Paris: UNESCO (1998), 114 pp.

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Evaluation of Terminated Projects: Eighteenth Session, Paris 24-27 March 1998

Paris: UNESCO, Intergovernmental Council of the International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC) (1998), 273 pp.

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Evaluation of Worldview International Foundation

Asiakompetanse

Oslo: Royal Norwegian Ministry of Development Cooperation (1997), 74 pp.

"Four years after its inception, Worldview International Foundation can look back on considerable achievements in the field of video training and production. Close to 150 video productions, more than 50 people trained in the use of video, 16 mm films that have reached an audience of several millions ... more

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