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"Only the Secret is Seductive…the Secret is the Clue!": Selective Silence as a Communication Strategy of the World Bank to Respond to Citizen Criticism in Egypt
London: London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), Media@LSE (2021), 38 pp.
Which World Bank Reports Are Widely Read?
Washington, DC: World Bank (2014), 32 pp.
"About 49 percent of the World Bank’s policy reports, which are published Economic and Sector Work or Technical Assistance reports, have the stated objective of informing the public debate or influencing the development community. This study uses information on downloads and citations to assess wh
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Building Commitment to Reform Through Strategic Communication: The Five Key Decisions
Key Guidance
Washington, DC: World Bank (2009), xiii, 133 pp.
"The Five Communication Management Decision Tool helps reformers and their teams develop a framework for their communication strategies. This decision tool helps managers see change initiatives through the eyes of those who will be affected by the reforms. When the decision tool is used in the early
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Development Communication Sourcebook: Broadening the Boundaries of Communication
Key Guidance
Washington, DC: World Bank (2008), xx, 244 pp.
"This book is essential reading for anybody interested in development communication. Mefalopulos, a World Bank development communication officer with wide-ranging experiences in the field, presents four modules. The first module concisely presents the concepts and applications of development communi
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Using Training to Build Capacity for Development: An Evaluation of the World Bank's Project-Based and WBI Training
Washington, DC: World Bank (2008), xxiv, 118 pp.
Instrumentos para la contratación de actividades de comunicación en proyectos financiados por el Banco Mundial
Washington, DC: World Bank, Development Communication Division (2005), 58 pp.
A Toolkit for Procurement of Communication Activities in World Bank Financed Projects
Washington, DC: World Bank, Development Communication Division (2005), xi, 56 pp.
"This Toolkit on Procurement of Communication Activities is intended to help World Bank staff and client governments procure communication services in accordance with World Bank procurement guidelines. Communication activities do not always fit within the simple procurement distinction of works, goo
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Une panoplie pour la passation de marchés d'activités de communication dans le cadre de projects financés par la Banque Mondiale
Washington, DC: World Bank, Development Communication Division (2005), 60 pp.
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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ICT and MDGs: A World Bank Group Perspective
Washington, DC: World Bank (2003), 39 pp.
Public Communication Programmes for Privatization Projects: A Toolkit for World Bank Task Team Leaders and Clients
Washington, DC: World Bank (2002), 74 pp.
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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Access to Information in Southeast Asia and Beyond
Development Dialogue (Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation), issue 1 (2002), pp. 3-116
Information and Communication Technologies: A World Bank Group Strategy
Washington, DC: World Bank (2002), xv, 82 pp.
Comunicación estratégica para proyectos de desarrollo
Washington, DC: Banco Mundial (1999), 213 pp.
"Este documento acompaña al manual diseñado para ayudar a los administradores de equipos de trabajo del Banco Mundial a planificar y supervisar la ejecución de actividades de comunicación en proyectos de PSN. El manual revisa los principios básicos de comunicación para el cambio en el comporta
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International Experiences in Third World Publishing Development with Particular Reference to World Bank Intervention
In: Publishing and Development in the Third World
Philip G. Altbach (ed.)
London: Hans Zell Publishers (1992), pp. 307-324
"Examines the involvement of the World Bank and other aid agencies in funding textbook publishing in Africa and other parts of the developing world. The author notes that the fundamental role of books in education was not, however, widely recognized at first, and relatively few early education proje
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Transnational Communications: Wiring the Third World
London: Sage (1991), xv, 327 pp.
Multilateral Aid
In: Broadcasting in Africa: A Continental Survey of Radio and Television
Sydney W. Head (ed.)
Philadelphia: Temple University Press (1974), pp. 252-269
