Development Communication Partnerships: A Collaborative Approach for Impact
Development communication partnerships, exemplified by the collaboration between the UNDP and the private sector, are crucial for addressing global challenges like climate change. By allowing authentic voices to speak on their behalf, organizations can amplify their impact and promote collective efforts. Open data strategies, inclusiveness of partner countries, and collaborative design further enhance the effectiveness of development programs. Through documentaries and initiatives like Himalayan Meltdown, these partnerships showcase the importance of cooperation to drive positive change.
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Practicing Development Communication PPT 12, Unit 4 Paper: Development Communication Course: BJMC Semester: II Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee University, Ranchi Teacher s Name: Sumedha Chaudhury
6. Partnerships.continuation Partnerships have been central to United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) efforts in communication. Fundamental to their communication strategy is a belief that allowing other people to speak on your behalf is more authentic than self- promotion. In collaboration with the Discovery Channel, they produced Revealed: the documentary examining the impacts of climate change on the lives and livelihoods of people in Asia and how they are adapting to it. The film also shows what donors are doing collectively to combat the global problem. The UNDP promotes its partners support by highlighting their work as a contribution to the collective effort and work in partnerships. Himalayan a Meltdown ,
Partnerships are essential in adopting open data strategies. The private sector, CSOs, the tech industry and research institutions may have technical capacities that other actors (e.g. bilateral agencies) might not, as well as knowledge and experience that can be tapped into. Thanks to open data technologies, surveys can be conducted in a more cost-efficient manner. As an example, the Open Knowledge Foundation in Germany is an NGO working to show how open data can deliver added value accountability, and more responsibility on the part of organisations and companies. greater transparency and
Collaboration countries are at the heart of development partnerships and ideally they lead the design of strategies and programmes. Their involvement inclusiveness and improve impact. with partner countries: Developing can help ensure
