Communicating the Impact of Communication for Development : Recent Trends in Empirical Research

The UN Millennium Development Goals call for not only greater financial commitment in international assistance programs but also innovative strategies to tackle the serious economic, health, education, and other basic human rights problems in the developing world. This paper is organized as follows: Chapter 2 is an overview of key theoretical models of development communication. Chapter 3 describes the characteristic patterns of recent empirical studies in development communication in terms of theoretical models and types of communication strategies. Chapter 4 presents some outstanding evidence of the impacts of communication on development initiatives. Chapter 5 discusses weak spots in the evidence. The concluding chapter will make suggestions for further research by drawing attention to the theoretical, methodological and empirical gaps in the existing academic research in development communication.

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Main Author: Inogaki, Nobuya
Language:English
en_US
Published: Washington, DC: World Bank 2007
Subjects:ABORTION, ACADEMIC RESEARCH, ADVERTISING, BACKBONES, BEHAVIORS, BILLBOARDS, BOUNDARIES, BROADCAST, BROADCASTS, BUSINESS INFORMATION, BUSINESSES, CAPABILITIES, CAPABILITY, CAPABILITY BUILDING, CAPACITY BUILDING, CATALOGING, CHANGE AGENTS, CHILDBIRTH, CLINICS, COLLABORATION, COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES, COMMUNICATION ASPECTS, COMMUNICATION METHODS, COMMUNICATION PROCESSES, COMMUNICATION RESEARCH, COMMUNICATION SPECIALISTS, COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES, COMMUNICATION STRATEGY, COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES, COMMUNITIES, COMMUNITY HEALTH, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION, CONDOMS, CONFERENCES, CONSENSUS BUILDING, COPYRIGHT, CORRESPONDENCE, CRITICAL THINKING, DIFFUSION OF INNOVATIONS, DISCUSSION, DISCUSSION GROUPS, DISCUSSIONS, DOCUMENTS, DOMAIN, DOMAINS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, ELITES, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, EXPERT INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, FAMILY PLANNING, FLOW OF INFORMATION, GROUP COMMUNICATION, HAZARDS, HEALTH BELIEF MODELS, HEALTH BELIEFS, HEALTH CARE, HEALTH MESSAGES, HEALTH PROMOTION, HUMAN RESOURCES, HYPOTHESIS TESTING, ICT, IDEA, IDEAS, IMAGE, INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE, INFORMAL COMMUNICATION, INFORMATION EXCHANGES, INFORMATION FLOW, INFORMATION FLOWS, INFORMATION NETWORKS, INFORMATION SHARING, INFORMATION SYSTEM, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, INNOVATION, INNOVATIONS, INSIGHTS, INTEGRATION, INTERFACE, INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION, INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS, INTERVENTION, ISBN, ISSN, KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION, KNOWLEDGE FOR DEVELOPMENT, KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES, LEADING, LEARNING, LEARNING ACTIVITIES, LETTERS, LEVELS OF PARTICIPATION, LICENSES, LITERACY, LITERATURE, MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, MARKET REACH, MASS MEDIA, MATERIAL, MEDIA, MEDICINE, MORTALITY, NATURAL RESOURCE, NEW MARKETS, PARTICIPATORY APPROACH, PARTICIPATORY METHODS, PARTICIPATORY TECHNIQUES, PEDAGOGY, PEER EDUCATION, PEER-TO-PEER, PERSONAL COMMUNICATION, POLITICAL LEADERSHIP, POLLUTION, PRACTITIONERS, PREGNANCY, PREGNANT WOMEN, PRINTING, PROGRAMS, PUBLICITY, PUBLISHING, QUALITY INFORMATION, QUERIES, RADIO, RESEARCH CENTERS, RESEARCH DESIGN, RESEARCH DESIGNS, RESEARCH FOCUS, RESULT, RESULTS, SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE, SCIENTISTS, SENIOR CITIZENS, SERIALS, SERVICE PROVIDERS, SOCIAL CAPITAL, SOCIAL INTERACTION, SOCIAL ISSUES, SOCIAL LEARNING, SOCIAL MARKETING, SOCIAL RELATIONS, SOCIAL SCIENCES, SOCIAL SUPPORT, STRATEGIC VALUES, SUPERVISION, TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE, TELEPHONE, TELEPHONE SERVICE, TELEVISION, TRAINING WORKSHOPS, TRANSMISSION, TYPE OF PARTICIPATION, TYPES OF KNOWLEDGE, UNDERDEVELOPMENT, USAGE LEVEL, USES, VARIETY, VIOLENCE, WEB, WEB SITE, WORKERS, WORKING RELATIONSHIPS,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/01/8071580/communicating-impact-communication-development-recent-trends-empirical-research
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/6728
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Summary:The UN Millennium Development Goals call for not only greater financial commitment in international assistance programs but also innovative strategies to tackle the serious economic, health, education, and other basic human rights problems in the developing world. This paper is organized as follows: Chapter 2 is an overview of key theoretical models of development communication. Chapter 3 describes the characteristic patterns of recent empirical studies in development communication in terms of theoretical models and types of communication strategies. Chapter 4 presents some outstanding evidence of the impacts of communication on development initiatives. Chapter 5 discusses weak spots in the evidence. The concluding chapter will make suggestions for further research by drawing attention to the theoretical, methodological and empirical gaps in the existing academic research in development communication.