#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.
Category: Campaigns
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.
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.
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: Development Messaging in Times of Coronavirus
How can I keep my family safe? What are public institutions doing to tackle this crisis and prevent a second wave? As the COVID-19 pandemic takes its toll, citizens around the world are asking tough questions, and SDG communicators need to provide answers.
The Handwashing Dance: promoting healthy habits in Viet Nam
The Viet Nam Association for Community Health and video-sharing site TikTok are collaborating on a participative campaign to promote handwashing and prevent diseases.
Seven Principles in Communicating for Gender Equality
This post was originally published on the OECD Development Matters blog on 3 March 2020. With individual actions, we canContinue Reading
In Uruguay, 50 days of reflection for violence-free relationships
The annual “Noviazgos libres de violencia” campaign aims to change behaviours and attitudes to violence, especially within young couples.
The SDGs through the eyes of an Icelandic teenager
In this documentary series, 15-year-old Elíza travels from Iceland to Uganda and sees how her life compares to the lives of Peace and Lafita, two local teenage girls. Áslaug Karen Jóhannsdóttir of Iceland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs tells us more.
