Contents
Prepared by Eirah Gorre-Dale, Dick de Jong and Jack Ling
This edition, January 1994, revised by Peter McIntyre
Foreword
Chapters:
- Why Communication?
- What is Communication?
- Who are the Communicators?
- Target audiences
- Basic Elements for Messages
- Preparing the Sector and Building its Capacity
- Basic Steps for Preparation and Implementation
- Alliances and Country Examples
- Advocacy at Global Level
Appendix Advocacy Papers
References
Case studies:
- Safe Latrines in Bangladesh
- Organising for Change in Guinea Bissau
- Eradication of Guinea-Worm disease
Some Communication Definitions
Simplified In-country Communication Development Approach
Sector role in a network of communication
Communication in Water Supply and Sanitation: resource booklet
resbook.pdf (686.4 kB)
Overview
- Contents
- Foreword
- Why Communication?
- Who are the Communicators?
- What is Communication?
- Basic Elements for Messages
- Target Audiences
- Preparing the Sector and Building its Capacity
- Basic Steps for Preparation and Implementation
- Advocacy at Global Level
- Alliances and Country Examples
- Appendix: Advocacy Papers
- References
- The sector role in a network of communication
- Organising for change in Guinea Bissau
- Safe latrines in Bangladesh
- Eradication of Guinea-worm disease

