"Through accounts and analysis of specific projects across four continents, the authors show how communication has been used to mobilize societies, to facilitate democratic participation, and to help people acquire new knowledge and skills. The book focuses on community radio and video, and health communication, with major sections on projects in Mexico, Colombia and the Philippines. Colin Fraser was one of the founders of the FAO communication section. Sonia Restrepo-Estrada has worked for a long time as a communication specialist for UNICEF in matters of health, nutrition and women's and children's rights." (InteRadio 1/98; Media Development 2/99)
Contents
I. CHANGE FOR THE NEXT CENTURY
1 The Panorama for Change, 3
2 Why Communication? 39
II. COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT AT WORK
3 A Process without Precedent: Societies Mobilized for Immunization, 67
4 Communication for Rural Development in Mexico: in Good Times and in Bad, 97
5 The Quick and the Dead: a Tale of Two Educational Radio Programmes, 130
6 Of 'Condoms and Cabbages': Communication for Population and Family Planning, 162
7 Tambuli: the Electronic Carabao Horn, 190
III. A COMMUNICATION AGENDA FOR THE NEXT CENTURY
8 Towards Successful Communication Strategies, 221
9 Towards Communication Policies, 236
10 A Framework for Action, 266