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Evaluations / Entertainment - ICT for Development
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Excerpted Project Impact Data
Under the Green Umbrella: Social Dramas for Health to Increase Health Competency & Utilization of Service
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Methodologies and Indicators
Community Radio and Social Change: An Impact Evaluation in Bali, Indonesia
Assessing Community Change: Development of a ‘Bare Foot’ Impact Assessment Methodology
Monitoring and Evaluating Information and Communication for Development (ICD) Programmes
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Project Evaluations
Contribution of Radio Broadcasting to the Achievement of the Millennium Development Goals in Southern Madagascar
Acceptability of the Female Condom After a Social Marketing Campaign
Effects of an Entertainment-Education Radio Soap Opera on Family Planning and HIV/AIDS Prevention Behaviour in Tanzania
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Strategy Evaluations
Media for Sustainable Development Content Survey
HIV/Sexual and Reproductive Health Program for HIV Prevention: The Youth-Adult Partnership with Schools Approach
Role of Media in the Advancement of Science
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PRIX JEUNESSE Interactivity Prize 2008
Why Games Matter: A Prescription to Improve Health and Health Care
Change the Course of HIV Challenge
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Change Theories
Cultivation Theory of Mass Media
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Community Dialogues
Story Workshop Educational Trust
Monitoring and Evaluating Information and Communication for Development (ICD) Programmes
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Roots & Routes - Europa
La Gomera, isla eco-lógica - España
Colectivo Fantasmas - Colombia
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Watu Wa Watu (People Serve People)
Water Music Project
Community Health and Awareness Puppeteers (CHAPS) - Kenya
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Evaluations
Media for Sustainable Development Content Survey
Effects of an Entertainment-Education Radio Soap Opera on Family Planning and HIV/AIDS Prevention Behaviour in Tanzania
Make Poverty History Campaign Evaluation
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Balkan Kids For Kids Festival 2007 (September 21-24 2007)
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Stories of Change: Social Entrepreneurship in Focus Through Documentary
Africalia Funding
Africalia Funding
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Broadcast HIV Carib
SA Community Television
New Heroes, The
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Talk to Me Booklet
Screen Out! A Parent's Guide to Smoking, Movies and Children's Health
Bring on the World
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Strategic Thinking
Making Waves: Stories of Participatory Communication for Social Change - Introduction - Video: The Image of Identity
Communicating Disasters
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Media Multitasking Among American Youth: Prevalence, Predictors and Pairings
Sharman Looks to iPod Generation
Television across Europe: Regulation, Policy and Independence
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