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The role of media in the agricultural and rural development of ACP countries More Information
Synthesis report of a seminar, Brussels, Belgium, 2009
2010  
At the 2009 annual CTA seminar on the media´s role in disseminating information on ACP agricultural issues (see 1578), the areas discussed include type of media coverage, media outputs and the involvement of the media in priority issues affecting the sector. This publication summarises the seminar proceedings and recommendations.  
 
 
 
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The role of media in the agricultural and rural development of ACP countries More Information
Compilation document of a seminar, Brussels
2010  
The objectives of the 2009 CTA annual seminar were to help formulate strategies to improve the media´s ability to access and disseminate information on ACP agricultural issues and to identify media support programmes. It covered various media, including print, television, video production and blogging, and discussed media involvement in such issues as agricultural extension, climate change and gender equality. (See 1581).  
 
 
 
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Change at hand: Web 2.0 for development / Changement à portée de main : Web 2.0 pour le développement More Information
2010  
Web 2.0 has spawned many interactive internet applications and services that can help users create, share and publish information more effectively. This CD-ROM contains articles that deal with various aspects of Web 2.0, including how it can be used for development, challenges with regard to access and control, and the prospects for using the applications to address social inequalities. (See also 1530.)
Le Web 2.0 a généré beaucoup d´applications et de services interactifs sur Internet qui peuvent aider les utilisateurs à créer, partager et publier de l´information de manière plus efficace. Ce cédérom comprend des articles traitant de divers aspects du Web 2.0, y compris l´usage de celui-ci pour le développement, les défis relatifs à l´accès et au contrôle et les perspectives d´utilisation des ses applications pour combler les inégalités sociales. (Voir aussi 1530.)
 
 
 
 
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Smart toolkit for evaluating information projects, products and services More Information
2009  
The Smart Toolkit focuses on the evaluation of information projects, products and services from a learning perspective. It looks at evaluation within the context of the overall project cycle, from project planning and implementation to monitoring, evaluation and the impact assessment, and then at evaluation process itself, the tools involved and examples of their application. The theme running throughout the toolkit is: participatory evaluation for learning and impact. The emphasis is on internal evaluation - or 'self evaluation' - rather than external evaluation.  
 
 
 
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Video in development: Filming for rural change More Information
Lie, R., Mandler, A.
2009  
This book is about using video in rural interventions for social change. It gives a glimpse into the many creative ways in which video can be used in rural development activities. Capitalising on experience in this field, the book aims to encourage development professionals to explore the potential of video in development, making it a more coherent, better understood and properly used development tool - in short, filming for rural change.  
 
 
 
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Participatory learning and action 59: Change at hand: Web 2.0 for development More Information
CTA/IIED
2009  
There are dozens of emerging interactive web applications and services (often referred to as the participatory web, or Web 2.0). These can enhance the ways we create, share, and publish information. But these technical opportunities also bring challenges that we need to understand and grasp. Some of the key questions that this special issue will seek to address include: How can Web 2.0 applications be integrated with participatory development approaches? How can they facilitate and contribute to people´s participation and decision-making? What are the challenges and barriers to people´s participation? How do we address factors such as access, equity, control, and oversight? Can Web 2.0 applications challenge fundamental social inequalities? This special issue aims to publish a collection of articles, which provide working examples from practice.  
 
 
 
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Survey of the needs for training of trainers in rural radio More Information
CTA, FAO
2007  
Initiated by CTA and FAO, this survey is a follow-up to a workshop organised to identify the major challenges facing rural radio in Africa. The survey focuses on four main areas: training needs in rural radio; national expertise in radio programme-making; existing training materials and resource persons; and the development of a rural radio training programme.  
 
 
 
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Work the net: um guia de gerenciamento More Information
Dr. Egger, U.K., Skat, St. Gallen., Glueck, M., Buchholz, G., Rana, G., Arhidani, S.
2007  
Este livro extraido da experiência do projecto NeRO, montado pela GTZ, para explorar como a informação e conhecimento são compartilhados entre organizações regionais, inclui estudos no planeamento de redes, desenvolvimento e gerência, a participação dos responsáveis pelas decisões nas redes, comunicação, liderança e cultura nas redes.  
 
 
 
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Work the net: A management guide for formal networks More Information
Dr. Egger, U.K., Skat, St. Gallen., Glueck, M., Buchholz, G., Rana, G., Arhidani, S.
2007  
This books draws on the experience of the NeRO project, set up by GTZ to explore how information and knowledge are shared among regional organisations. It included studies on network planning, development and management, the involvement of decisions-makers in networks, and communication, leadership and culture in networks  
 
 
 
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Mapping for change: Practice, technologies and communication More Information
CTA/IIED
2007  
This multilingual CD contains PDFs of articles published in the journal Participatory Learning and Action, Issue 54. The articles are a selection of edited papers presented at an international conference on spatial information management held in Kenya in 2005. The CD includes the UNESCO Conventions on Cultural Mapping and useful sources of reference on the subject.  
 
 
 
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Investing in information for development module More Information
CTA, FAO
2007  
The IMARK module entitled "Investing in Information for Development" provides the knowledge and awareness required to support individuals responsible for formulating improved information management strategies within their organizations and through partnerships.  
 
 
 
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Building electronic communities and networks module - IMARK (Information Management Resource Kit) More Information
APC, CTA, FAO
2007  
The module covers the approaches, methods, and tools used to build electronic communities, and covers the various steps and procedures for developing and facilitating electronic communities. The total curriculum consists of 29 lessons, ranging from approximately 15 to 90 minutes duration, grouped into five units, for a total of about 16 to 22 hours of self-paced instruction.  
 
 
 
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ICTs – transforming agricultural extension? More Information
Richardson, D.
2006  
This is a report of the 6th Consultative Expert Meeting of CTA´s Observatory on ICTs. It includes 20 keynote papers, regional overviews and country and technical case studies, presented in the context of the trend in extension of a shift from agriculture-specific services to broader services aimed at improving rural livelihoods.  
 
 
 
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Role of information and communication in the development of small and medium-sized food-processing enterprises in Africa More Information
Seminar report, Cotonou, Benin, 2006
2006  
The important role of information and communication in food processing SMEs in Africa has not been adequately reflected in strategies to develop this sector. This seminar was organised in collaboration with the Government of Benin to look at the contstraints involved and how to covercome them and develop more effective strategies.  
 
 
 
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Digitalization and digital libraries module More Information
IMARK - Information Management Kit
2006  
The module covers the approaches, methods, and tools used to build electronic communities, and covers the various steps and procedures for developing and facilitating electronic communities. The total curriculum consists of 29 lessons, ranging from approximately 15 to 90 minutes duration, grouped into five units, for a total of about 16 to 22 hours of self-paced instruction.
 
 
 
 
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