Stories and Advice to Engage Citizens for Sustainable Development
There are so many new story formats for the web! USAID shows us how to combine stunning visuals, emotional soundtracks and well-written texts to engage hearts and minds on different platforms.
Radio is a tried-and-tested medium and podcasts have taken off. So how can development communicators use audio to engage citizens for sustainable development?
New social media platforms are popping up every day, and video dominates most of them. How do we make engaging video content with limited resources? At our OECD DevCom Zooms In event on 13 April, we shared some tips and tricks.
DevCom members and partners are investing in video. Here are some of our favourites.
In this campaign, enterprising young Nigerians explain how they are fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts.
A television documentary in Chile shows inspiring examples of SDG policies and initiatives, at home and abroad.
A new podcast series by the French Development Agency (AFD) explores the power of audio storytelling to inspire and engage young audiences.
Social Impact Israel tells the inspiring stories of people who want to create an impact, both inside and outside of Israel
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.
“Coloc of Duty”, a quirky new comic book, introduces young French readers to sustainable development. It is a joint effort of star comic book author Jul, Agence Française de Développement, and the Angoulême International Comics Festival.
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