Resources search

Inclusive Governance sector guiding note on COVID-19 [1]

April 2020

Expand view

Humanity & Inclusion inclusive governance approach fits in with the governments (national, regional and local) context, governments are in charge of the response to the crisis. In these types of contexts, humanitarian actors do not have the leadership and mandate to make decisions. Governments are creating policies in response to Covid-19 and must include persons with disabilities as equal citizens within their response frameworks.

Key messages :

DO NO HARM: Protect yourself and your family, staff, partners and of course the beneficiaries.
Work closely with other stakeholders and ensure coordination in the response is happening at all levels
Follow HI’s guidelines and the guidance from the national and local authorities regarding COVID 19 at all times.

English pages 1-7 and français ci-dessous pages 7-13.

Understanding farmers' communication networks : an experience in the Philippines [2]

COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT GROUP

1995

Expand view

This case study addresses the need to improve the exchange of relevant agricultural information between research, extension networks and farmers in five regions of the Philippines. It focuses on developing an approach to map the communication networks which exist in an agricultural system and to identify the main actors which play a role in shaping agricultural and rural development

Communication case studies for the water supply and sanitation sector [3]

MCINTYRE, Peter

August 1993

Expand view

This publication presents eight case studies that demonstrate that effective and sustainable action depends on changes in people; those who make and influence decisions about development priorities and at village level those who change their everyday lives. The cases show that these changes depend on effective communication efforts. They also demonstrate that communication is more than just information, it is a two-way process involving asking and listening