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Mexico XVII - Communication

Communication perspectives - Mexico XVII AIDS Conference
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Advocacy Skills Course (08-12 Oct 2007)

Location

Nairobi, Kenya

Event summary

The purpose of this course is to empower the participants with advocacy and lobbying skills in order to advocate for health and health related issues. It is intended for senior and mid-level programme/projects managers, medical and health personnel and government officers.

The course aims to include following:

  • Meaning of lobbying and advocacy and how to identify advocacy issues.
  • Building constituency for support and mobilisation.
  • Networking and coalition with other similar organisations.
  • Identifying advocates for a particular issue.
  • Designing and pre-testing messages for identified target groups before going public.
  • Using materials to lobby and support the campaign i.e. flyers, pamphlets, booklets, position papers, fact sheets etc.
  • Use of media in advocacy and lobbying.
  • How to reach and lobby the policy makers i.e. parliamentarians, religious groups, senior government officials etc.
  • Building consensus and dealing with divergent views (addressing / countering the opposition).
  • Fundraising for advocacy

Registration Information

Fees: US$240

Contact

Ms.Mette Kjaer

Country Director

PO Box 30125

00100

Nairobi

Kenya

Tel: +254 20 6994000

Fax: +254 20 606 340

info@amrefke.org

AMREF website


Placed on the Communication Initiative site April 02 2007
Last Updated November 01 2007



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