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.
With this very innovative and fun messenger, Japan’s development organisations are reaching new audiences.
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.
A television documentary in Chile shows inspiring examples of SDG policies and initiatives, at home and abroad.
This campaign piggybacked on a trendy new music genre and used gamification to raise rainforest awareness among young Norwegians.
The Viet Nam Association for Community Health and video-sharing site TikTok are collaborating on a participative campaign to promote handwashing and prevent diseases.
The annual “Noviazgos libres de violencia” campaign aims to change behaviours and attitudes to violence, especially within young couples.
Costa Rica is partnering with celebrities on social media and training volunteers with local NGOs to get everyone involved in the SDGs
This “immersive hub”, created by the United States Agency for International Development in 2015, tells powerful stories of individuals, families and communities in transformation.
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