Project information campaign
Making the project known to the public
UNESCO-Conference - Foto: Daniela Tunger
To make the project known and accessible to other organisations and regions of the world, a comprehensive information campaign is being implemented. This includes informing the public through a project website, information material, at conferences and through regular workshops.
- Creation of a project website
- Design of project flyers in English and German
- Design of project banners in English and German
- Publications about the project
- Online newsletters
- Participation at relevant conferences
- Conducting project workshops at the beginning, halfway point and end of the project.
Overview of the project information material
project overview
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