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Started by Peter Bury
Wed, 04 Mar 1998 00:00
Video as communicative medium
Author: Peter Bury
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 1998 00:00
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Dear All Here at IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre we are coordinating a Participatory Action Research programme on community management of rural water supplies. We conduct this with 6 partners on 3 continents who actually carry out the PAR each with 4 rural communities. We plan to produce 6 country/region specific video's that document the process and outcomes. The idea is that these video's (about 20 minutes) would be mainly used for awareness/training purposes targeting primarily field and intermediary level facilitators and project managers. We think of developing a users guide for each of these video's that would allow full exploitation of the video in training sessions. On top of that we intend to produce a shorter more advocacy oriented video (about 10 minutes) based on the country materials targeting policy/decision makers to promote community based management of rural water supplies. I would be interested to hear whether there are any information sources (websites?) that could be of help of further developing our ideas (tips, things to avoid, etc.) and learn from others experiences! We would also be interested to get in contact with experienced video producers in the following countries: Nepal, (northern) Pakistan, Kenya, Cameroon, Colombia, Guatemala. Regards Peter Bury ------------------------------------------------------------- Peter J. Bury IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre P.O.Box 93190 NL 2509 AD The Hague www.oneworld.org/ircwater phone +31 70 3068930 fax +31 70 3589964 Email: bury@irc.nl
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