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Media Strategies to Impact Health and Social Change in West Africa

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by Alexandre Rideau, the director of an innovative NGO based in Dakar, Senegal October 11, 2012

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Media strategies and Media strategies and communication to communication to impact health and impact health and social change in social change in

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Africa: a digital media new frontier

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“We could have saved the Earth but we were too damned cheap.”

Kurt Vonnegut

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2012: Health 2012: Health challenges in West challenges in West and Central Africaand Central Africa

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65% of the population is less than 25 years old

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1 girl out 4 is excised

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27 % of teenager girlsget pregnant before 18

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Less than 20% of adolescents have an accurate knowledge of HIV and AIDS

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Child mortality is 30 times higher than in the US

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Less than 20% of women uses family planning

1 adolescent out of 5 is married

One child out of three works before 10

West and Central Africa 10% of

World population But 41% of maternal mortalityAnd 30% of child mortality

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Receivers are changing…

…and their environment too

Citizens are today…

…more likely to think, remodel, negotiate, manipulate or refuse messages

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And countless messages come from multiple sources

Peers Radio

Mobile PhonesTelevision

Internet

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There is a need for a better, local, and relevant communication

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We believe that if members of a community get organized…

They can identify their needs…

And improve the quality of life

Find their own solutions to their own problems…

« A stranger has big Eyes but sees nothing. »African Proverb

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Sunukaddu

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Lengoo Rek !

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« I hate television.  I hate it as much as peanuts.  But I can't stop eating peanuts.  »

Orson Welles

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So what exactly is So what exactly is « C’est la vie ! »« C’est la vie ! »

• A series of 50 episodes of 24’• Epilogues of 2’ in three pilot countries (counselling,

call for action, PSA, etc.)• 3 radio adaptations (100 episodes of 12 minutes)• Debates on Community radios• Monitoring groups • Professional meetings (empowerment, pro-activeness)• Community communication • Games, quizzes• Mobile petitions • Celebrity endorsement • Advocacy • Online material

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“Life is the sum of all your choices”

Albert Camus

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So what?So what?•A tool •Creating space for discussion•Maistreaming issues on 40 TV channels•Positively impacting image of health workers•Advocating for political stand (towards acces to RH information, quality of services, HR, etc.) •Monitoring & Evaluation •Building production capacities •Ongoing process: gathering partners 4 a consortium

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Alexandre Rideau [email protected]

Thanks!