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Advocacy

We define advocacy as a consciously driven process that enables a constant articulation of concerns and experiences by affected people together with a structured and comprehensive process of addressing them.

A synergy between various stakeholders, is a key prerequisite. This must forge partnerships and address deep-seated biases and prejudices that different stakeholders harbour against the marginalised groups.

Goal: To create an interface between less-privileged sections of society and decision-making bodies

ADVOCACY
                   
PUBLIC ADVOCACY
POLICY ADVOCACY
Focus
Placing Issues on Public Agenda
Community as the Source of Advocacy

Issue-based Dialogues and Debates
(Interpersonal interactions like community meetings, public hearing, seminars, symposiums, workshops, etc., public debates, mainstreaming issues in the media)

Engage with the mass media
(Sensitise media practitioners)

Capacity-building in Advocacy
(Strategic planning and design, using media advocacy, documenting best practices and evaluating advocacy)

Strategising/Designing Communication Strategy for specific programmes and issues
(Designing communication campaigns and material
evaluating communication campaigns and material)

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