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TitlePublication DateLast Updatedsort icon
Study of Parents Perception of the TV-Series 'Soul Buddyz 1' Across Race2002-12-152009-09-14
Soul City 4 Evaluation2000-09-142009-09-14
Assessing Community Change: Development of a ‘Bare Foot’ Impact Assessment Methodology2005-06-142009-09-14
Communication for Social Change: International Community/Challenges2001-11-262009-09-14
Media Development Indicators2008-01-152009-09-14
Corruption in the Health Sector2008-10-312009-06-22
Monitoring and Evaluating Information and Communication for Development (ICD) Programmes2005-07-312009-06-03
Measuring Communication Impact: The Communication Initiative Partner's Meeting 20052005-12-012009-03-24
Behaviour and Communication Change in Reducing HIV2004-07-132009-02-19
Soul City 4 Illustrative Results - Evaluation Designnone2008-11-14
Soul City 4 Evaluation - Soul City National Surveynone2008-11-14
Soul City 4 Evaluation - Media Monitoring and Analysis Objectivesnone2008-11-14
Soul City 4 Evaluation - National Survey Analysis Soul City Advisory Board Meetingnone2008-11-14
Evaluation Design - Soul Buddyz Evaluation Illustrative Resultsnone2008-11-07
The Grants Awareness Campaign Popular Reportnone2005-11-11
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