Communication and Evaluation

Posted by Fausto Aarya De Santis on February 28, 2010 under News, Tasks, Team work | Be the First to Comment

Communication among all project stakeholders is one of the main factors for the project success. It is a prerequisite of getting the things done in the right way and in the right time. Knowledge is power: sharing knowledge is reciprocal empowering amongst project stakeholders. It is important never underestimate communication in project management. Communicate well, and the project will succeed. Communicate poorly, and even the most efficient efforts may be misperceived, misunderstood and poorly valued.

→ Read more on how to communicate in a Project

→ Project partners must consider what is written on this wiki page and give their feedbacks to modify and improve this chapter

by Giobi Fasoli

Knowledge and Information Level of Romanian Citizens on EU Development Policies

Posted by Fausto Aarya De Santis on February 26, 2010 under News | Be the First to Comment

A relevant quantitative research report conducted by UNDP to determine the knowledge and information level of Romanian citizens regarding the development policy of the European Union, the visibility of the European policy for development in Romania and the knowledge level regarding the Millennium Development Objectives.

Also, the study is meant to reveal the public attitude towards shift of Romania’s statute from recipient to fund donor and the most adequate messages to promote the new statute of Romania as a international donor.

→ View the Power Point of the Report

→ More Information Online

By Mirela Ciucur

Documentary and Music Team Reaches Varanasi

Posted by Fausto Aarya De Santis on February 21, 2010 under News | Be the First to Comment

The  temple bells ring, while a man sitting cross leg on a platform facing the Ganges is meditating. It is sunrise and the city of Varanasi awakens by saluting the sun rising over the Ganges and illuminating the sacred city.

The Eugad documentary and music team reached Varanasi to discuss and understand what is it that we want to achieve through this film? What will be the “story” that the documentary will narrate? How do we arrive to this narrative approach?

by Giobi Fasoli