AIBD together with UNESCO–Hanoi and the Ministry of Information and Communications in Vietnam have collaborated to contextualize and translate the English version of the AIBD-FES Publication Broadcasting for All: Focus on Gender to Vietnamese language.
AIBD together with UNESCO–Hanoi and the Ministry of Information and Communications in Vietnam have collaborated to contextualize and translate the English version of the AIBD-FES Publication Broadcasting for All: Focus on Gender to Vietnamese language.
This was the very first achievement to opertionalise the guidelines and translates into local languages.
The project, which was completed in October 2011, also included an in-country workshop which was organized within the framework of the Government of Vietnam/UN Joint Programme on Gender Equality and funded by the Millennium Development Goals Achievement Fund where twenty three participants from media organizations in Vietnam familiarized the guidelines.
Participants exchanged the new laws, gender equality, domestic violence and migration and trafficking during the training. The national consultant for the workshop was Dr. Le Thi Qui while the AIBD consultants were Jai Chandiram from India and Anothai Udomsilp from Thailand. The co-coordinator was Heidi Kivekas from UNESCO–Hanoi.
“Broadcasting for All: Focus on Gender”, published in early 2011 by AIBD and supported by FES, was a result of a long-term project based on extensive research, review and analysis carried out in AIBD member countries and undertaken by a working group from a broad range of countries beyond the geographical boundaries of the Asia-Pacific region.
AIBD/FES Publication on Broadcasting for All: Focus on Gender – Guidelines Contextualized and Translated to Vietnamese
AIBD together with UNESCO–Hanoi and the Ministry of Information and Communications in Vietnam have collaborated to contextualize and translate the English version of the AIBD-FES Publication Broadcasting for All: Focus on Gender to Vietnamese language.
AIBD at Book Exhibition
As part of a gesture of close cooperation between AIBD and Tun Abdul Razak Broadcasting and Information Institute (IPPTAR), AIBD was recently invited to exhibit its publications in conjunction with MENTION 2011.
Registration for Public Broadcasters International 2011 ends on 14 October 2011
Public Broadcasters International 2011 presents a lineup of engaging content, informative speeches and stimulating discussion concerning the present media landscape. The event takes place on 26-29 October 2011 in Singapore.
Photo Walls Installed at AIBD Secretariat
As part of a wider initiative to reflect AIBD’s new direction, the institute has introduced a series of photo walls in the corridors of its office headquarters beginning in September.
AIBD/UNESCO – Hanoi Project Facilitating the Contextualization of AIBD- FES Broadcasting for All: Focus on Gender
AIBD together with UNESCO Office in Hanoi implemented the first mission from 5 to 9 September 2011 as a preparatory meeting to translate into Vietnamese the AIBD/FES publication on “Broadcasting for All: Focus on Gender” – a guideline for gender-sensitive broadcasting.
PBI Singapore 2011
The annual gathering of the world's public broadcasters since 1991, Public Broadcasters International (PBI) is a platform for delegates to debate issues confronting the broadcasting industry and brainstorm solutions to address the challenges. This year, PBI will take place in Singapore from 26 to 29 October 2011 and will be hosted by the country's leading media company, MediaCorp.
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AIBD Supports World Radio Day
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I Got INPUT!
AIBD, the Goethe-Institut, KBS and the Korea Foundation enabled producers and executives of broadcasters from nine Southeast Asian countries to meet in Seoul at INPUT 2011 in May, with the aim to improve the quality of the ASEAN co-production edutainment series “I Got It!” and to be inspired by new TV formats, challenging content and innovative technologies under the conference motto “Dare the Future”.