#COVIDPositiveStories in Nigeria – Drawing inspiration from a crisis
In this campaign, enterprising young Nigerians explain how they are fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts.
Author: OECD DevCom
OECD Development Communication Network (DevCom)
Desafío 2030: Documenting SDG progress on Chilean TV
A television documentary in Chile shows inspiring examples of SDG policies and initiatives, at home and abroad.
Ordinary Young People Doing Extraordinary Things: A New French Podcast
A new podcast series by the French Development Agency (AFD) explores the power of audio storytelling to inspire and engage young audiences.
Making the numbers talk: the Arab Development Portal
If we want people to care about and trust SDG data, then we need to make it more accessible and grow a new community of data users.
Taking pride in girls: the Selfie With Daughter campaign in India
This campaign in India challenges parents to post selfies with their daughters and become beacons in the fight against sex-selective abortion.
Community Radio: Giving voice to Ghana’s disadvantaged rural communities
Ghana’s Community Radio Network produces programmes that invite listeners in local communities to learn about SDGs and participate in debates on their implementation.
Meet the SDG Changemakers in Israel devoting their lives to society and the environment
Social Impact Israel tells the inspiring stories of people who want to create an impact, both inside and outside of Israel
Much more than fun and games: the “Save Tropical House” campaign in Norway
This campaign piggybacked on a trendy new music genre and used gamification to raise rainforest awareness among young Norwegians.
17 Projections: Guerrilla SDG marketing in Germany
Germany’s Engagement Global agency projected SDG messages onto prominent buildings and objects in big cities, fusing physical with digital campaigning.
Event Summary: DevCom and Chill – Public Engagement on the Couch?
Events and festivals are great places to engage citizens for sustainable development. So what do you do when your events are cancelled because of a global pandemic?
