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The African Books Collective

Cecilia Magnusson Ljungmann, Tejeshwar Singh

Stockholm: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) (2000), 73 pp.

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Diskussionspapier zum Thema "Theatre for Development" in der TZ

Marita Klink

Eschborn: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ), Sektorprojekt "Förderung der reproduktiven Gesundheit" (2000), 7 pp.

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African Youth on the Information Highway: Participation and Leadership in Community Development

Osita Ogbu, Paschal Mihyo (eds.)

Ottawa: International Development Research Centre (IDRC) (2000), 110 pp.

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Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia (FYROM) and Kosovo: International Assistance to Media

Mark Thompson

Vienna: OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media (2000), 95 pp.

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Strengthening Publishing in Africa: An Evaluation of APNET

Lars P. Christensen et al.

Stockholm: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) (1999), xv, 64 pp. + 5 annexes

"APNET - the African Publishers Network - was formed in 1992 to promote indigenous publishing in Africa. From a modest beginning, APNET has grown to become a well-established network with members in 27 countries in all parts of the continent. With a secretariat in Harare and the active participation ... more

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Research and Evaluation Report: Conflict Mapping and Media Programs Assessment. The Case of Liberia's Talking Drum Studio

Amr Abdalla, Nancy Torrey

Search for Common Ground (1999), 76 pp.

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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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Evaluation of Fondation Hirondelle Star Radio Project

Gregory A. Kintz

Washington, DC: International Foundation for Election Systems (IFES) (1999), 67 pp.

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Telecentre Evaluation: A Global Perspective. Report of an International Meeting on Telecentre Evaluation

Ricardo Gómez, Patrick Hunt (eds.)

Far Hills Inn. Quebec, Canada: Pan Global Network;International Development Research Centre (IDRC) (1999), 310 pp.

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Kreyon Pèp La Pa Gen Gonm: The Peoples' Pen Has no Eraser. Communications Stories from Haiti's Grass Roots

London: World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) (1999), 31 pp.

"The overall aim of the assessment was to gauge the impact of projects supported under the Critical Situations Fund (CSF) in Haiti. The following questions provided a framework for the assessors: How does the project promote popular communication, and contribute to the strengthening of civil society ... more

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Offener Fernsehkanal Gera: Wahrnehmung, Nutzung und Bewertung

Erich Schäfer

München: kopaed (1999), 224 pp.

"Der Offene Kanal Gera - erster offener Fernsehkanal in Ostdeutschland - wird in diesem Buch anhand der Kriterien Wahrnehmung, Nutzung und Bewertung analysiert. Im Ergebnis zeigt sich, dass sich der Sender als lokales und kulturelles Bürgermedium etabliert hat. Er ist für viele Geraer Bürger zu e ... more

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Evaluation of Fondation Hirondelle / Star Radio Project, Monrovia, Liberia

Gregory A. Kintz

International Foundation for Election Systems (IFES);Fondation Hirondelle (1999), 67 pp.

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The Training of Journalists in Central and Eastern Europe

Tiina Meri, Börje Wallberg

Stockholm: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) (1998), 25 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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Der unsichtbare Spätankömmling: Deutsche Welle-Fernsehen in Asien

Jörg Becker, Daniel Salamanca

Berlin: Heinrich Böll Stiftung;Asien Stiftung (1998), 218 pp.

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An Assessment of the Importance of Process in the Development of Communications Materials in Uganda

Keith Wright

Evaluation and Program Planning, volume 21, issue 4 (1998), pp. 415-427

"In Uganda, the development of communications materials has evolved from production orientated single-issue vertical project approaches to a process involving a broad-based programme arrangement working with a large stakeholder base. This assessment examined the various processes used in the develop ... ment of communications materials in Government of Uganda-UNICEF programmes. The assessment focused in particular on the influence of the various processes on stakeholder ownership and use and aimed to determine whether opportunity costs incurred by each process development method were justified. Methodology for the assessment involved the examination of all communications materials produced since the beginning of the restructured country programme and the categorization of these materials according to the process used in their development. Materials were categorized according to their specific purpose and considered the development in terms of initial organization Interviews with all those involved in materials development were conducted individually and in groups. A detailed analysis of six cases, each representing a category of material development, was then conducted. The findings of the assessment were presented as a series of tables which allowed for cross comparisons of the various methods used in the development of communications materials. The single most important element in the development of successful materials was the appropriate participation and involvement of the stakeholders. Participation which allowed transparency in decision making and clarity in accountability was most significant, underlining the importance of ownership of materials in the development process. The second significant finding of the study was the importance of choosing a process appropriate to the needs of the materials which are to be developed. Guidelines to assist in this choice were developed as part of the assessment. Another key issues which influenced the process of materials development were lack of effective facilitation in group process. The role of effective conceptualization was also examined. Those undertaking the assessment observed that the most successful materials development processes were those which began with a clear set of goals, objectives and activities. Recommendations of the assessment included the establishment of ‘facilitation unit’ within the UNICEF office, with counterparts in the government, to support the implementation of materials development." (Review by Noreen Prendiville, Kenya, cited from the "Annotated Bibliography of Evaluations in Africa": http://www.geocities.com/afreval/documents/education.htm, 10.04.2007) more

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Video for Development: A Casebook from Vietnam

Su Braden, Than Thi Thien Huong

Oxford: Oxfam (1998), 112 pp.

"This short book describes an Oxfam video team's experience of using video as a participatory development tool in a rural community in Vietnam. The author describes the process in detail, including the day-to-day details of the team's stay in Ky Nam village, with team members, villagers and the comm ... more

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Churches and Organisation Development in Africa: Directions and Dilemmas for Northern NGOs

Liz Goold, William Ogara, Rick James

INTRAC;CORAT (1998), 65 pp.

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BayGen Radios in Afghanistan: An Evaluation Report

Shirazuddin Siddiqi, Shireen Sultan

Peshawar: BBC Afghan Education Drama/War Child (1997), ?? pp.

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Sida Support to Telecom in Southern Africa

Lennart Königson, Karl Erik Olofsson, Kalevi Nykänen, Asa Königson

Stockholm: Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) (1997), 86 pp.