Communication to Facilitate Intercultural Understanding – Amitabh Behar
Posted by Fausto Aarya De Santis on March 24, 2010 under Interviews, News, Video | 
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Newsletter Issue No.5
Posted by Giobi on March 3, 2010 under News, Newsletter | Be the First to Comment
This issue showcases four interviews to project stakeholders. In the first, Vrinda Dar explains how each one of us has the potentiality to become a ‘world citizen’, but it is the responsibility of the more privilege ones to ‘build’ world citizens wherever we can. The other interviews include a blogger, who explains the role o social media in a democratic process; a government official, narrating his experience with what he calls as ‘meaningful witnesses’; and a social worker, describing the success she experienced using a participatory approach in projects.
Two very important methodologies which the Eugad project is adopting to make the project successful are also explained. These are communication and evaluation (in which we also explain the importance and role of communication in a project) and how we have used stakeholder interviews as resources. You can also read the UNDP report on the level of awareness among Romanian citizens on EU policies for Development.
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by Giobi Fasoli
Give visibility to the work you are doing – Guidelines
Posted by Fausto Aarya De Santis on November 4, 2009 under Site related | Be the First to Comment
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.
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.
→Click here to view the new guidelines explaining the importance showing visibility to your work.
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