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1 ADVOCACY WITH MEDIA & POLICY MAKERS Friday, January 06, 2012, JAIPUR
Gaurav Shukla

2 Outline What is advocacy? Types of advocacy
Synergising research and advocacy Building blocks for media outreach Engagement with media Building blocks for policy outreach Engagement with policymakers Expected outcomes Way forward

3 What is advocacy? The pursuit of influencing outcomes — including public-policy and resource allocation decisions within political, economic, and social systems and institutions — that directly affect people’s lives Cohen 2001

4 Types of Advocacy Ideological advocacy: groups fight to advance their ideas in the in all circles, including decision-making circles (often involving protests etc) Mass advocacy: petitions, demonstrations, etc. Legislative advocacy: achieving change through the Parliaments Policy advocacy: targeted to the policy-makers Media advocacy: strategic use of the mass media as a resource to advance a social or public policy initiative

5 Synergising Research and Advocacy
Evidence based advocacy How do we translate evidence into effective advocacy: Challenge and an Opportunity Research Advocacy Evidence based policy making……

6 Building blocks for Media Outreach

7 Engagement with media Activities Action State Reference Group Meetings
Consumer Interface Meetings Conferences and seminars Outputs Synthesis Report Briefing Papers Event Reports Action Articles / Press releases Focussed group discussions (CIMs) Press Conference Need for Sensitisation (Training programme for Media)

8 Building Blocks for Policy Outreach

9 ENGAGEMENT WITH POLICYMAKERS
Activities State Reference Group Meetings National and State level advocacy meetings Conferences and seminars Outputs Synthesis Report Policy Briefs Event Reports Action Advocacy Seminars Parfore Meeting Periodic briefings with ‘influential’ Parliamentarians State level briefings

10 EXPECTED OUTCOMES Greater coverage of consumer issues pertaining to RE/DSM in local/national dailies An informed press leads to wider dissemination of information and greater public awareness Increased attention to consumer issues/demand from the Government Strengthen the channel of communication between policy makers and CSOs Consumer representation on ERC in project States

11 WAY FORWARD Engage with the partners to develop an advocacy/outreach strategy to finalise in consultation with SRG Members

12 THANK YOU!! Gaurav Shukla


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