Nicaragua, November 2001
Sponsored by UNFPA
In association with the Rockefeller Foundation and UNESCO
Paper prepared by the Panos Institute
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CONTENTS
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PART 1: HIV/AIDS AND UNGASS: A NEW ERA OF COMMITMENT?
Communication approaches and strategies on HIV/AIDS: what's new, what's not?
- UNAIDS New Communication Framework
- The Rockefeller Foundation Communication for Social Change Network: behaviour change depends on social change
So, is this new and does it matter?
- A mosaic of approaches
HIV becomes political again: treatment, stigma, men
The challenge for communicators: immediate action or necessary reflection?
PART 2: SOME OTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN THE COMMUNICATION FIELD
A changing communication environment
Development and Donor Trends: Information and Development = the new new?
- The Knowledge Debate
- ICTs and poverty
- Human Development Report 2001
- The G8 DOTForce
- The UN ICT Task Force
- ICTs leading to a wider analysis of the role of information in development
- A Global Civil Society
- World Summit on the Information Society