With its extensive experience in development, CDC
collaborates with a number of other agencies in other
countries.
Ahram
Canadian University
CDC is developing a partnership with the University to
build capacity in Media Skills training in the Middle
East
The United Nations
System Staff College (UNSSC)
The United Nations Staff College was established in
January 1996 as a UN system-wide learning and training
project. In its initial "project" phase – which
runs to December 2000 – the Staff College’s
main objectives are to:
· Facilitate and support the process
of reform and change of the United Nations and its
system of organizations
· Develop innovative learning and training opportunities.
· Promote a common management culture
· Promote more effective collaboration and linkages across the
UN system in pursuit of peace and development
CDC works closely with
UNSSC
to provide experiential
problem based training in the field of communication
for senior UN officials as part of the reform process
of the United Nations System. UN Staff College Project
staff participated in the International Executive Media
and Television Workshop in Amman, Jordan in December
1999.
Management Systems
International
Management Systems International was established in 1981, and its core
expertise is management and in specific substantive areas such as Managing
Policy Change; Planning Measurement and Evaluation; Institutional Development;
Training; Mainstreaming Gender Considerations; Democracy and Governance;
Private Sector Development and Environment and Natural Resources. CDC
works closely with Management Systems International to develop media
and social marketing components for democracy and governance, conflict
resolution and girls education activities funded through USAID. CDC has
worked with civil society organizations in Mali to promote education,
decentralization and cooperative law, and in Morocco to expand girls
access to education. For more information please contact Roberta Warren
at rwarren@msi-inc.com.
Intermedia Institute
InterMedia was founded as a 501C3 corporation in 1996, bringing together
staff with unmatched media and opinion research expertise who had formerly
worked for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Voice of America, and the
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
Since our founding, we have built upon our specialized international
audience research skills, branching out into additional areas of media
and market research and consulting, and serving additional clients in
the international media and development communities.
InterMedia is now a leading provider of global research, evaluation
and consulting, creatively equipping international media, government
and non-governmental organizations to understand their audiences, gauge
their effectiveness and target their communications in transitional and
developing countries worldwide.
CDC shares its expertise in communication with Intermedia and we collaborate
on joint ventures such as the “Strategic Communication & Governance” Workshop
in which Allen Cooper participates as a key member of the faculty
Mali Civil Society Team in Bamako,
CDC Director with CESPA Director
and IDR Project Director, 1999
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