5 Key Factors That Make Your Project’s Communication a Success
Here are the factors for success AND the factors that make successful communications possible in the first place
6 Steps to Create an Effective Executive Summary
Practitioners in international development cooperation need tools to make informed decisions. One such tool is the executive summary
The Good Scientist vs the Bad Communicator
It's considered bad science to use selective facts to go into your research. Why would you be selective with what you communicate about your project?
What Is a Gold Standard to Convince People of Your Cause or Effectiveness?
Loading your content with monitoring data and scientific facts — but is that really all that useful?
Has Communications Really Become Easier?
Does that mean your project can do everything itself?
Speak About the Failures of Your Project
And pick real failures if you don't want to miss a great learning opportunity
When Is a Communications Strategy Not Worth the Effort?
Avoid this number one mistake most projects in development cooperation do when drafting their communications strategy
Compare Your Project to a Pitching Start-up
Start-ups need to pitch for funding. Your project is funded already. Still, it's a good idea to communicate as if it was looking for funding.
How to Easily Reduce the Time to Get an Article Out
The subject matter experts are taking forever to get their drafts done
Facts don’t change minds. What now, my project communicates only facts?
What can you do to achieve more with your facts-driven communications efforts?