Communicating for Development: Human Change for Survival

Sonia Restrepo-Estrada

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Part 1 Change for the next century the panorama for change why communication? Part 2 Communication for development at work: a process without precedent - societies mobilized for immunization communication for rural development in Mexico - in good times and in bad the quick and the dead - a tale of two educational radio programmes of condoms and cabbages - communication for population and family planning Tambuli - the electronic Carbao Horn. Part 3 A communication agenda for the next century: towards successful communication strategies a framework for action.

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