| Date Created | Title | All Thesaurus Terms | Expanded Number | |
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| 01-Oct-1973 | Outline of a Proposed Applied Nutrition Campaign in Lesotho. Notes on discussion in Part IV (Examples of PSC Campaigns) UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development. University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Nutrition education; Lesotho; Communication for development; Communication for social development | PSC paper No 11, prepared previously for the Agricultural Information Service, Ministry of Agriculture, Maseru, Lesotho by the UNICEF Project Support Unit in Africa. In October 1973, a PSC team from UNICEF EARO in Nairobi visited Lesotho to show the film "To Build a Healthy Nation" to the government, for the purpose of getting it approved and if so translated into the local langauge and adapted to local conditions. The paper describes the materials considered for the proposed campaign. |
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| 01-Nov-1973 | The Lusaka Urban Upgrading Project. Paper No 12, discussed during Part IV (on Examples of PSC campaigns) of UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development. University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Urban development; Zambia; Communication for development; Communication for social development | The Communication Needs of the Urban Squatter Upgrading Project in Lusaka, Zambia. Some obsersvations and recommendations. This paper was prepared at the request of UNICEF, Lusaka, and presented to the Lusaka City Council, the World Bank, and the American Friends Service Committee. Introduction by John Balcomb, a section by Greg Lanning. An annex outlining a communications component for the squatter project. |
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| 01-Apr-1974 | Information aspects of a development project. Discussion during Part IV of the workshop: Examples of PSC Campaigns. UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development. University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Information dissemination; Communication for development; Communication for social development | Information and schematic received from the Development Support Communications Service, UNICEF, Bangkok. One page summary of the workshop discussion of a generic dam project, with a schematic map listing typical issues to be considered, such as What is the project about? How will it affect the local population? Who will benefit? How much land will be flooded, will landowners/users be compensated? will they be relocated? How will they make a livelihood in the new location? how will irrigation water be used? What crops will be grown? ... |
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| 01-Apr-1974 | Distortion. One-act play prepared for Part V (Workshop Exercises) of the UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development. University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Theatre; Play; Communication for development; Communication for social development | The play, written and produced by Kabwe Kasoma, Playwright, Dean of Students, Univ of Zambia, was enacted during Part V of the workshop (Workshop Exercises) It illustrates misunderstandings between the Bemba and the Ngoni, and tensions between the Town Clerk and the Mayor, and suspicions of local peoples of a proposed development project in their area. |
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| 01-Apr-1974 | Music and Song in Project Support Communication Campaigns. Paper distributed in Part III (Media in PSC Campaigns) of the UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development. University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Music; Communication for development; Communication for social development | PSC paper No 19, compiled by Greg Lanning, Assistant PSC Officer, UNICEF, Nairobi. Discusses the role of music and songs in influencing people, for instance regarding nutrition. Includes texts of songs commissioned by the UNICEF PSC unit in Eastern Africa 1972-1973. Songs are in Kiswahili original with English translations by Joan Bel Geddes, Mbarak Mwinshehe, Greg Lanning, David Rughendo and others. The songs address nutrition, good health and spacing of childbirths. |
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| 01-Apr-1974 | Other examples of PSC Campaigns. Discussion notes for Part IV (Examples of PSC Campaigns) of the UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development. University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Communication for development; Communication for social development | Outline of the discussions during Part IV of the workshop, discussing PSC campaigns in Zambia, Ethiopia, Botswana and India. | CF-RAI-USAA-PD-GEN-2007-000203 |
| 08-May-1974 | Filmstrip produced by participants. Workshop exercise (Part V) of the UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development. University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Workshops; Training; Films; Communication for development; Communication for social development | During Part V of the workshop, "Workshop Exercises" a filmstrip was produced by the participants, none of whom had made a film before. | CF-RAI-USAA-PD-GEN-2007-000205 |
| 08-May-1974 | An experiment in Two-Way Communication. Workshop exercise using cassette recorder during Part V (Workshop Exercises) of the UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development, held at the University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Workshop equipment; Training; Communication for development; Communication for social development | During Part V, Workshop Exercises, participants had a chance to approach local squatters in a settlement near Lusaka, using a cassette recorder to collect the views of prospective project beneficiaries of what their situation was and how they viewed the proposed project. A newspaper article was produced on the exercise by John Balcomb. | CF-RAI-USAA-PD-GEN-2007-000207 |
| 08-May-1974 | Participant's own experiences with PSC programmes, prepared for Part V (Workshop Exercises) of the UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development, held at the University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Communication for development; Communication for social development | During Part V, Workshop exercises, participants spoke about their own experience with PSC, and prepared papers or outlines describing these projects. These include: - The Lusaka squatter project; - Lesotho Livestock Improvement Project. An outline of communication needs, by Litsebe Mokhachane - How the Audio-Visual Institute, through the National Film Library can promote social development in Tanzania, by Joseph P. Mahiga, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania. - Francistown Urban Re-development and Expansion Project. An outline of communication needs, by Lepetu Setshwaelo, Sam Pule, Thabo Katametsi and James D. Honold. - Planned Urban Growth Research Project, Lusaka, Zambia, by Kathleen Fallon, Stephen Mulenga, Harrington Jere, Isaac Mwendapole, Ruth Mudende - Msunduza Township and Squatters. Mbabane, Swaziland, prepared by Richard Mdladla and Nat Kunene. - Communication needs of community development workers training syllabus, prepared by Stephen Mulenga, Ruth Mudende, Harrington Jere, Kabwe Kasoma, Willie Sellemani, Isaac Mwendapole, and Ivy J. Setiloane. - - |
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| 08-May-1974 | Interview 1 (in Bemba) and 2nd Interview prepared during Part V (Workshop Exercises) of the UNICEF/PSC Workshop on Communication for Social Development. University of Zambia, Lusaka, 29 April to 10 May 1974 | Programme communication; Workshop equipment; Training; Communication for development; Communication for social development | Two interviews were conducted with local people living at the George Compound on 17 April 1974, as part of the workshop. Interviewers solicited views of local people on their general living situation and how they thought they might benefit from a development project in their area. The two interviews, reported verbatim, are followed by a summary describing the main attitudes, fears and hopes of the people in George Compound about the Lusaka squatter upgrading project. |
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