Communication for Development - Manual 4
A Bilingual Regional Workshop
Methodologies for Designing and Implementing Multimedia Communication
Strategies and National Communication Policies
Niamey, Niger 1-5 April 2002
The Communication for Development Group
Extension, Education and Communication Service
Research, Extension and Training Division
Sustainable Development Department
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Rome, 2002
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Introduction: Information, Communication and Development
Rationale: Why do we need an Information and Communication Policy?
Dimensions of an Information and Communication Policy
Objectives of a National Information and Communication Policy
Development Support Communication: DSC
Steps in the Design and Implementation of a National Communication for Development Policy