C. Communication strategy

Information and communication technology strategy

B Information and communication technology strategy

II Information and communication technology strategy

Second, the government must enhance its communication strategy.

(b) To prepare an information and communication technology strategy

Improving communication is a major component of the strategy.

A strong communication strategy could not be achieved without an equally strong news infrastructure.

An active media, communication and outreach strategy is important for effective promulgation and promotion

The solution, as always with monetary policy, is a clear, consistent, and unambiguous communication strategy.

OIOS believes that the development of an effective subregional office communication strategy is hampered by the top heavy approach to communication by ECA headquarters.

(c) Social mobilization and communication for behaviour change is the third prong of the programme strategy.

In order to increase its public communication effectiveness, it should develop a communication strategy identifying themes, target audiences, and appropriate tools and materials for disseminating information.

The Executive Secretary should develop, for consideration and approval by the COP, a comprehensive information and communication technology strategy to support the proposed results based management strategy.

The United Nations information and communication technologies strategy must enhance the Organization's effectiveness and capacity to support countries in using information and communication technologies to achieve the Millennium Goals.

Also being developed are a revolving fund for women affected by HIV and a communication strategy on masculinity and male responsibility.

The incumbent will ensure the alignment of the Department's information systems and applications with the Secretariat's information and communication technology strategy.

This improvement did not trickle down to ordinary citizens, and there was no effective media and communication strategy to capitalize on it.

Work programme (WP) Activity 1.1 Develop a clear communication strategy between the activities of the GoE, end users and the research community

(f) Formulate a communication strategy, using a cross sectoral approach, that distinguishes between the levels and targets of advocacy and social mobilization.

UNDP partnership building will be supported by a revamped communication strategy to effectively advocate for the MDGs agenda and its interim accomplishments.

20. The strategy in the field of communication for strengthening the practice of tolerance is based on three general lines of action.

Of 76 countries with a communication strategy to promote ECD, 65 made use of baseline surveys and other data on child care practices.

(b) Stakeholders fulfil their responsibilities and obligations and extend their full cooperation in attaining the objectives of the information and communication technology strategy.

Full implementation of the information technology and communication strategy adopted by the General Assembly was also essential in order to avoid unnecessary redundancies.

Requests the Secretary General to ensure that the information and communication technology capacity and strategy of the Economic Commission for Africa and its subregional offices are fully integrated with the information and communication technology strategy of the Organization and that it is used to its full capacity to disseminate information by electronic means

The creation of an effective communication strategy tied to the overarching goals and objectives of peacekeeping to remind us all of why we serve

Other measures, such as the development of a communication and advocacy strategy for the APRM country self assessment questionnaire, have been put in place.

Another major component of the new information strategy was the Intergovernmental Programme for the Development of Communication which, at its recent fourteenth session, had approved some 50 new communication development projects at the international, regional and national levels.

The Department indicated that the full implementation of this recommendation was dependent on the finalization of the Department wide information management strategy in order to align the information and communication technology strategic plan with the information management strategy.

A communication and media strategy integral to the programme is a critical means for dissemination of information, amplifying community voices, and sustaining the advocacy action.

An effective communications strategy will serve both to strengthen the substantive capacity of UNDP as well as to contain potentially significant increases in communication costs.

46. Also requests the Secretary General to continue to implement the information and communication technology strategy and to provide to the General Assembly at its fifty ninth session a progress report on the impact of investments in information and communication technology

28D.14 The programme of activities and resources proposed for the Division reflect the priority attached by the Secretary General to information and communication technology in his report on the information and communication technology strategy (A 59 265 and Add.1).

The programmatic strategy of ECA is five pronged, comprising policy analysis and advocacy enhanced partnerships technical assistance communication and knowledge sharing and support for subregional activities.

That means that communication and learning systems must be strengthened, and that the partners engaged in the youth strategy must be fully part of this process.

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The Department of Safety and Security has created a multidimensional strategy for communication, information sharing and feedback, under normal circumstances as well as in times of crisis.

OIOS observed that the subregional offices currently lack a sound communication and outreach strategy, particularly in regard to countries beyond their hosts where their visibility is poor.

Organizations, departments and offices should not be purchasing separate systems that were incompatible with each other, and the strategy should allow for greater productivity and easier communication.

In paragraph 259 of its report, the Board recommended that UNICEF (a) improve its monitoring of communication activities and (b) use the new field office reporting system to monitor the cost and implementation of its communication strategy, including in connection with publications.