Case Study: How did they do it? Tracking KPIs in support of a new Global Comm...Arturo Romboli
In Argentina, there are 153 registered printed media outlets according to the Institute of Circulation Verification (IVC). The registered outlets consist of 36 daily newspapers, 3 weekly newspapers, 79 magazines, 8 free daily papers, 26 free magazines, 1 monthly insert. It is worth noting that not all printed media are registered with the national Institute of Circulation Verification. In Buenos Aires alone, there are 12 daily newspapers that report on the national agenda and in the 24 provinces of Argentina there are on average 2-3 provincial newspapers that reflect the national, provincial, and municipal agendas.
Radio and television are also widely viewed and listened to with 1377 authorizations and licenses granted by the Federal Authority of Audiovisual Communication Services (AFSCA). TV has a slightly larger viewership profile with 98.5% of households having a television with 54% of households having more than one, with five national channels and 20 cable channels. While radios are estimated to be in 89.4% of households.
Mobile phone usage is also incredibly high in the country with 94% of population having them, while internet penetration lags with 41.4%.
The communication team in UNICEF Argentina is staffed with one national communication specialist and three assistants focusing on media, social media and communications, respectively. Additionally, there is an in-house consultant responsible for specific campaigns. Collectively, the team generates content, publishes and manages both off and online communications as well as C4D activities.
Case Study: How did they do it? Tracking KPIs in support of a new Global Comm...Arturo Romboli
Serbia has a robust communication landscape with 196 local papers and magazines, of which approximately 65 have internet portals. TV and radio are still vibrant channels with seven TV stations with national coverage and 84 with local coverage (total 91), and six radio stations with national coverage and 25 with local coverage (total 31).
Mobile phone usage is also high with 91.4% of the population using mobile phones in 2015, while 63.8% of households with internet connections.
The UNICEF Serbia communication team remains relatively small with one communication officer and one consultant who are responsible for all communication aspects that include external relations, C4D, digital, communication for Private Sector Fundraising and advocacy.
Case Study: Developing a truly integrated media measurement system in support...Arturo Romboli
In 2014, UNICEF’ Executive Director approved a new Global Communication and Public Advocacy Strategy (2014-2017) that is grounded in the organization’s fundamental conviction that all children have an equal right to survive, thrive and fulfil their potential – to the benefit of their societies and a more equitable world. To help translate that conviction into resources and action for children, UNICEF understood that it must build a more coordinated, consistent and cutting-edge global communication and public advocacy operation that both embraces and leads change. This is the first time UNICEF developed such an ambitious and global communication and public advocacy strategy. No one has done it before.
The document discusses offshore wind farms and their potential benefits. It notes that wind farms could form constellations visible from shore and be as tall as the Eiffel Tower. Advantages mentioned include providing clean energy close to where it's needed on the East Coast as well as replacing oil with wind power. Some concerns about birds and visibility are addressed briefly. The document concludes by advocating sticking with offshore wind power development.
The document discusses the importance of search engine optimization (SEO) for local businesses. It outlines a three step process for SEO success: 1) identifying relevant keywords, 2) on-page optimization of titles, headers, descriptions and content, and 3) off-page optimization through link building from other sites using the target keywords. Proper optimization can help businesses rank higher in search engines like Google and gain more exposure, customers, and business from online marketing.
Several children explain why they think they are geniuses and how they help the world. Their reasons include being artists, recycling, planting trees, shooting deer, having good ideas, shooting guns, helping cancer patients, giving food to people, doing art, being nice, helping sick people, helping people with various emotions, and being a farmer who helps make food. They believe the world needs them to love others, keep the world clean, plant trees, help save lives, and help in different ways.
Case Study: How did they do it? Tracking KPIs in support of a new Global Comm...Arturo Romboli
In Argentina, there are 153 registered printed media outlets according to the Institute of Circulation Verification (IVC). The registered outlets consist of 36 daily newspapers, 3 weekly newspapers, 79 magazines, 8 free daily papers, 26 free magazines, 1 monthly insert. It is worth noting that not all printed media are registered with the national Institute of Circulation Verification. In Buenos Aires alone, there are 12 daily newspapers that report on the national agenda and in the 24 provinces of Argentina there are on average 2-3 provincial newspapers that reflect the national, provincial, and municipal agendas.
Radio and television are also widely viewed and listened to with 1377 authorizations and licenses granted by the Federal Authority of Audiovisual Communication Services (AFSCA). TV has a slightly larger viewership profile with 98.5% of households having a television with 54% of households having more than one, with five national channels and 20 cable channels. While radios are estimated to be in 89.4% of households.
Mobile phone usage is also incredibly high in the country with 94% of population having them, while internet penetration lags with 41.4%.
The communication team in UNICEF Argentina is staffed with one national communication specialist and three assistants focusing on media, social media and communications, respectively. Additionally, there is an in-house consultant responsible for specific campaigns. Collectively, the team generates content, publishes and manages both off and online communications as well as C4D activities.
Case Study: How did they do it? Tracking KPIs in support of a new Global Comm...Arturo Romboli
Serbia has a robust communication landscape with 196 local papers and magazines, of which approximately 65 have internet portals. TV and radio are still vibrant channels with seven TV stations with national coverage and 84 with local coverage (total 91), and six radio stations with national coverage and 25 with local coverage (total 31).
Mobile phone usage is also high with 91.4% of the population using mobile phones in 2015, while 63.8% of households with internet connections.
The UNICEF Serbia communication team remains relatively small with one communication officer and one consultant who are responsible for all communication aspects that include external relations, C4D, digital, communication for Private Sector Fundraising and advocacy.
Case Study: Developing a truly integrated media measurement system in support...Arturo Romboli
In 2014, UNICEF’ Executive Director approved a new Global Communication and Public Advocacy Strategy (2014-2017) that is grounded in the organization’s fundamental conviction that all children have an equal right to survive, thrive and fulfil their potential – to the benefit of their societies and a more equitable world. To help translate that conviction into resources and action for children, UNICEF understood that it must build a more coordinated, consistent and cutting-edge global communication and public advocacy operation that both embraces and leads change. This is the first time UNICEF developed such an ambitious and global communication and public advocacy strategy. No one has done it before.
The document discusses offshore wind farms and their potential benefits. It notes that wind farms could form constellations visible from shore and be as tall as the Eiffel Tower. Advantages mentioned include providing clean energy close to where it's needed on the East Coast as well as replacing oil with wind power. Some concerns about birds and visibility are addressed briefly. The document concludes by advocating sticking with offshore wind power development.
The document discusses the importance of search engine optimization (SEO) for local businesses. It outlines a three step process for SEO success: 1) identifying relevant keywords, 2) on-page optimization of titles, headers, descriptions and content, and 3) off-page optimization through link building from other sites using the target keywords. Proper optimization can help businesses rank higher in search engines like Google and gain more exposure, customers, and business from online marketing.
Several children explain why they think they are geniuses and how they help the world. Their reasons include being artists, recycling, planting trees, shooting deer, having good ideas, shooting guns, helping cancer patients, giving food to people, doing art, being nice, helping sick people, helping people with various emotions, and being a farmer who helps make food. They believe the world needs them to love others, keep the world clean, plant trees, help save lives, and help in different ways.
Zo Williams is proposing a strategic partnership between his media platform "The Voice of Reason" and an unnamed brand. The Voice of Reason currently has a radio show and will be expanding to include online content. It targets generation X and provides relationship advice and discussion of social issues. The partnership would allow the brand to connect with this demographic across Voice of Reason's platforms, including new online and live content, to increase awareness, loyalty, and sales. Benefits for the brand include exposure to influencers, opportunities to promote discounts and content, and increasing its online presence and credibility with the target audience.
Case Study: Joint Research Project between UNICEF and the Bill & Melinda Gate...Arturo Romboli
In 2015, at the 70th Session of the UN General Assembly, a new development agenda was adopted with transformative goals --the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs or Global Goals). Over 160 Heads of State and Government, alongside many leaders of civil society and active citizens attended. The scale and importance of this year’s UNGA provided UNICEF and its partners the opportunity to push the agenda for children and equity forward.
The Sustainable Development agenda, which includes 17 goals for the next 15 years until 2030, is ambitious and is broader, complex and more challenging in some ways than the MDGs. The agenda provides a framework that places a greater focus on partnerships, new technologies and resources. Technology and shifts in power are transforming the way people interact with one another, in their communities and with their leaders. With this historical moment of the Global Goals adoption, UNICEF and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) wanted to identify the main conversations around the SDGs and the networks of people and individual influencers in order to inform our communication plans/strategy as well as measure our efforts in influencing digital conversations.
El documento describe los pasos para instalar una tarjeta madre, incluyendo asegurar la instalación de la memoria RAM, la CPU y el ventilador, así como aplicar pasta térmica de manera adecuada. Explica las partes principales de una tarjeta madre y la importancia de seguir los pasos correctamente para una instalación exitosa.
This document proposes a strategic partnership between Zo Williams and Blurry Vision, Inc. to create lifestyle content and build a loyal database of Generation X consumers committed to self-improvement. Zo Williams hosts The Voice of Reason radio show discussing relationships and current events. The partnership would leverage Williams' platform and large following of African American women ages 22-39 to provide brand exposure and content, increase online awareness, and drive retail traffic and sales for partners. Statistics on Williams' audience demographics are provided, showing they are a powerful spending group receptive to empowering messages.
Case Study: UNICEF Global Integrated Media Monitoring Programme Lessons learn...Arturo Romboli
In August 2015, UNICEF Executive Director, Anthony Lake, approved a new Global Communication and Public Advocacy Strategy for the entire organization. The strategy, which aims to 1) to put the rights and well-being of the most disadvantaged children at the heart of the social, political, and economic agenda, 2) to support shifts in public policy, 3) fuel social engagement and to increase private and public resources for children, has the following specific objectives:
- Voice: be the leading voice for and with children
- Reach: 1 billion people around the world
- Engage: at least 50 million people acting regularly in support of children
The Strategic Planning and Communication Support unit in the Division of Communications (DOC), working in close collaboration with the Private Fundraising Partnership division (PFP), Regional and Country Offices developed a comprehensive Monitoring & Evaluation framework and set of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in support of the strategy implementation. This brief case study looks at the main lessons learned during the first year of implementation.
1. The document is an assessment checklist from the Malaysian Examinations Board for a student's skills in computer security measures, impact of ICT on society, PC assembly, software installation, open source software, network cabling, network configuration, and developments in networks and communications.
2. It consists of multiple sections that require students to demonstrate various skills and knowledge related to these topics through activities like installing antivirus software, presenting on ICT impacts, assembling a PC, writing assignments, and network tasks.
3. For each section, the student and assessor must fill out the checklist providing details of the tasks completed and results, with the assessor providing evaluation marks at the end.
Several children explain why they think they are geniuses and how they help the world. Their reasons include being artists, recycling, planting trees, shooting deer, having good ideas, shooting guns, helping cancer patients, giving food to people, doing art, being nice, helping sick people, helping people with various emotions, and being a farmer who helps make food. They believe the world needs them to love others, keep the world clean, plant trees, help save lives, and help in different ways.
This document is a brochure for ATA Tools Inc. that introduces their new product lines. ATA Tools is an advanced bur manufacturing company that offers bur configurations for various applications. They have a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and supply burs to a variety of industries. The brochure highlights several of ATA's bur product lines including their Radius, Combi, Corner Radius, and Innovation Flex lines which feature specialized geometries and are designed to optimize customer processes.
Zo Williams is proposing a strategic partnership between his media platform "The Voice of Reason" and an unnamed brand. The Voice of Reason currently has a radio show and will be expanding to include online content. It targets generation X and provides relationship advice and discussion of social issues. The partnership would allow the brand to connect with this demographic across Voice of Reason's platforms, including new online and live content, to increase awareness, loyalty, and sales. Benefits for the brand include exposure to influencers, opportunities to promote discounts and content, and increasing its online presence and credibility with the target audience.
Case Study: Joint Research Project between UNICEF and the Bill & Melinda Gate...Arturo Romboli
In 2015, at the 70th Session of the UN General Assembly, a new development agenda was adopted with transformative goals --the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs or Global Goals). Over 160 Heads of State and Government, alongside many leaders of civil society and active citizens attended. The scale and importance of this year’s UNGA provided UNICEF and its partners the opportunity to push the agenda for children and equity forward.
The Sustainable Development agenda, which includes 17 goals for the next 15 years until 2030, is ambitious and is broader, complex and more challenging in some ways than the MDGs. The agenda provides a framework that places a greater focus on partnerships, new technologies and resources. Technology and shifts in power are transforming the way people interact with one another, in their communities and with their leaders. With this historical moment of the Global Goals adoption, UNICEF and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) wanted to identify the main conversations around the SDGs and the networks of people and individual influencers in order to inform our communication plans/strategy as well as measure our efforts in influencing digital conversations.
El documento describe los pasos para instalar una tarjeta madre, incluyendo asegurar la instalación de la memoria RAM, la CPU y el ventilador, así como aplicar pasta térmica de manera adecuada. Explica las partes principales de una tarjeta madre y la importancia de seguir los pasos correctamente para una instalación exitosa.
This document proposes a strategic partnership between Zo Williams and Blurry Vision, Inc. to create lifestyle content and build a loyal database of Generation X consumers committed to self-improvement. Zo Williams hosts The Voice of Reason radio show discussing relationships and current events. The partnership would leverage Williams' platform and large following of African American women ages 22-39 to provide brand exposure and content, increase online awareness, and drive retail traffic and sales for partners. Statistics on Williams' audience demographics are provided, showing they are a powerful spending group receptive to empowering messages.
Case Study: UNICEF Global Integrated Media Monitoring Programme Lessons learn...Arturo Romboli
In August 2015, UNICEF Executive Director, Anthony Lake, approved a new Global Communication and Public Advocacy Strategy for the entire organization. The strategy, which aims to 1) to put the rights and well-being of the most disadvantaged children at the heart of the social, political, and economic agenda, 2) to support shifts in public policy, 3) fuel social engagement and to increase private and public resources for children, has the following specific objectives:
- Voice: be the leading voice for and with children
- Reach: 1 billion people around the world
- Engage: at least 50 million people acting regularly in support of children
The Strategic Planning and Communication Support unit in the Division of Communications (DOC), working in close collaboration with the Private Fundraising Partnership division (PFP), Regional and Country Offices developed a comprehensive Monitoring & Evaluation framework and set of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in support of the strategy implementation. This brief case study looks at the main lessons learned during the first year of implementation.
1. The document is an assessment checklist from the Malaysian Examinations Board for a student's skills in computer security measures, impact of ICT on society, PC assembly, software installation, open source software, network cabling, network configuration, and developments in networks and communications.
2. It consists of multiple sections that require students to demonstrate various skills and knowledge related to these topics through activities like installing antivirus software, presenting on ICT impacts, assembling a PC, writing assignments, and network tasks.
3. For each section, the student and assessor must fill out the checklist providing details of the tasks completed and results, with the assessor providing evaluation marks at the end.
Several children explain why they think they are geniuses and how they help the world. Their reasons include being artists, recycling, planting trees, shooting deer, having good ideas, shooting guns, helping cancer patients, giving food to people, doing art, being nice, helping sick people, helping people with various emotions, and being a farmer who helps make food. They believe the world needs them to love others, keep the world clean, plant trees, help save lives, and help in different ways.
This document is a brochure for ATA Tools Inc. that introduces their new product lines. ATA Tools is an advanced bur manufacturing company that offers bur configurations for various applications. They have a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and supply burs to a variety of industries. The brochure highlights several of ATA's bur product lines including their Radius, Combi, Corner Radius, and Innovation Flex lines which feature specialized geometries and are designed to optimize customer processes.