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36 SEKCE DEVELOPMENT HUMANITÁRNÍ AWARENESS A ROZVOJOVÉ – ROZVOJOVKA POMOCI Since 2003, PIN has worked to create a better understanding among Czechs of the acute situation in developing countries. PIN continues to highlight the significance of the Czech Republic’s development cooperation, committed to long-term solutions for global problems. DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION AWARENESS Through the awareness projects the Czech people are gaining a better understanding of the main problems in developing countries. PIN’s emphasis is on giving examples of development cooperation and on breaking down deeplyrooted stereotypes through knowledge and understanding. Cooperation with the media is key to this kind of public awareness raising. In 2007 the Development Awareness team prepared a number of seminars and study trips for journalists to enrich their personal understanding of the daily problems in developing countries. After providing them with regular opportunities for continued learning, a group of competent external correspondents was established. Thematic supplements for major Czech dailies were also prepared. Cooperation with the media resulted in a total of 141 articles and reports. The general public can visit www.rozvojovka.cz, one of the main sources of information on development cooperation in Czech. In 2007, the portal was reorganized into sections for individual target groups and redesigned with a new look. A Development Cooperation Bulletin continued to be published for decision makers, civil servants and experts. PIN organized a pilot course introducing the main themes of development cooperation for journalism students at Charles University. The seminar gave rise to a manual for reporting on development issues. INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGNS The international campaign Virus Free Generation informs young people regarding the HIV & AIDS threat in Sub- Saharan Africa. In March 2007, an international artistic and creative competition culminated in an exhibition of artwork, events surrounding summer festivals, and an interactive computer game. The campaign Stop child labor – School is the best place to work informs the general public about the role of education and the problem of child labor as it relates to worldwide poverty. The campaign aims to motivate public officials and representatives of the non-profit and corporate sectors to take action. The campaign also included fun awareness raising events for school children. ACTIVITIES IN 2007: 6 107 000 CZK Financed by: Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union, Austrian Development Agency TARGET GROUP MEDIA PUBLIC SPECIALISTS OUTPUTS • 141 articles and reports focusing on development presented in national and regional media • 5 study trips for journalists into global South countries • 2 seminars for journalists (theme: HIV/AIDS, gender) • Training and closer cooperation with external correspondents • Web pages www.rozvojovka.cz – 108 new articles and reports, invitations and news, and analyses • 4 thematic supplements in national and regional press • Outdoor public awareness event on the occassion of the World Day against Child Labor • International final of the creative competition with theme HIV/AIDS (200 registered artworks) • Video clips on HIV/AIDS (1 million viewers) and child labor (124 000 viewers) in Czech cinemas • Bulletin on Development Cooperation (3 volumes) Q Photo: © P. Weissová, Prague, Czech Republic 2007 / International final of the Virus Free Generation creative competition. 200 schools took part in the competition in the Czech Republic alone. PIN_2007-EN.indd 36 12/4/08 1:44:02 PM
PIN STAFF BOLD INDICATES STAFF AS AT 31 MAY 2008 FOUNDERS Česká televize, Šimon Pánek, Jaromír Štětina EXECUTIVE BOARD Vlasta Lajčáková, Jan Urban, Kristina Taberyová , Zdeněk Šámal SUPERVISORY BOARD Jan Vlačiha, Jan Pergler, Václav Mazánek, Kristina Taberyová PIN MANAGEMENT Executive Director: Šimon Pánek Financial Director: Jan Kamenický Relief and Development: Jan Mrkvička, Marek Štys One World: Igor Blaževič, Hana Kulhánková Human Rights and Democracy: Igor Blaževič Information and Media Projects: Věra Exnerová, Adéla Pospíchalová Variants: Ilona Labuťová Social Integration Programs: Karel A. Novák One World in Schools: Karel Strachota Fundraising: Tomáš Vyhnálek Financial Department: Libuše Fučíková, Vít Masopust, Jana Rydvalová, Anna Spružinová, Sabina Tošovská, Zdeněk Ralík, Ondřej Blažek, Jitka Raschová, Klára Poláčková, Lenka Ryzáková IT and DTP: Petr Bartoš, Josef Homolka, David Šimon, Stanislav Kadlec Club of Friends: Irena Bednářová, Jiří Cveček, Hanka Šimková, Tomáš Vyhnálek Office Administration: Jana Cvachová, Jan Lejsek, Robert Malík Public Affairs: Sarah Mackenzie HUMANITARIAN AID AND DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION PRAGUE HQ Financial Manager: Ondřej Blažek, Lucie Langerová, Zdeněk Ralík International Relations: Veronika Divišová Human Resources: Ivana Poliačiková, Karolína Kaslová Fundraising: Hanka Šimková, Tomáš Vyhnálek Desk Officers: Prokop Ištvánek, Hanka Trousilová (Sri Lanka, Indonesia), Marie Kašparová (Serbia), Igor Klimeš, Michael Hugo Rosák, Lucia Pavelová (Middle East), Tomáš Kocian (Caucasus, Serbia), Irena Konečná, Milada Ratajová (Namibia, Pakistan), Tomáš Drobný, Ladislav Kudláček, Sandra Tůmová (Afghanistan), Jana Lhotová (Caucasus), Jiří Plecitý (Angola, Ethiopia, Namibia) Financial Managers: Helena Balajková (Indonesia, Iraq, Lebanon, Romania), Veronika Bránicová, Klára Poláčková (Development), Tereza Hájková, Sabina Tošovská (Pakistan), Hana Hlavínová Malyková, Jan Zlesák (Afghanistan, Pakistan), Lukáš Kotek, Simona Krejčí (Ethiopia, Namibia), Dana Kunová, Iva Richterová (Angola, Caucasus), Radka Tomíšková (Sri Lanka, Serbia) Education Expert: Petra Skalická Sale of Namibian Products: Kristína Urbanová, Martina Novotná Office Administration: Andrea Miková, Tamara Nováková, Jana Willová AFGHANISTAN Amirzada Ahmadzai, Petr Drbohlav, Věra Exnerová, Jan Faltus, Lucie Kinkorová, Tomáš Mužík, Jan Pavelka, Tojiddin Rahimov, Jiří Rous, Marek Štys, Helena Šeráková, Mezghan Temory, František Veselý, Feda Yari, Abdul Samad, Abdul Waheed Ghafuli, Adam Khan, Ahmad Siyer Sayim, Ahmad Zia, Aminullah Soulad, Bahawuddin, Bakhtyar, Bismillah, Dena Gul, Enayat Mujadidi, Ezatullah, Fazluddin, Ghulam Nabi, Gul Rahman, Hajji Naseem, Hamed Kabal, Hormatullah, Hoshang Schiwa, Kamila Shazya, Karim Zahmat, Khair Mohamed, Lajbar, Lal Gul, Mohammad Jawa, Muqeem, Mustafa Jawahere, Najmuddin, Naqibullah, Noor Mohammed, Rafi Arian, Rafiq, Rohullah, Sadiq Ali, Sadiq Karimi, Said Amin Aziz, Said Hashim Hashimi, Said Saboor Hashimi, Sareeullah Sarie, Sayid Ahmad Sadat, Sial Mohamad Ghayrat, Spozhmai Baraki, Valentina Yusuf, Wajid ANGOLA Vladimír de Abreu e Lima, Martin Blabolil, Petra Holečková, Veronika Hrůzová, Iva Richterová, Luděk Svoboda, Jan Štechmüller, Tomás Chavaia Alberto, Pedro Tomás Anacleto, André Cassanga, Francisco Domingos, Manuel Claudio Lameirão Henrique, Domingos Manico, Israel Cavilewmbi Mariano, Ferraz Augustino Pascual, Isaias Paulo, Carla Emília Paulino Soares, Afonso Eliseu, Francisco Manuel Teixeira ARMENIA Eduard Sarkijsjan, Irina Atajan, Argam Barsegyan, Anuš Hambarcumjan, Armenn Otaryan, Armen Saakyan ETHIOPIA Irena Konečná, Pavel Mandula, Ondřej Nádvorník, Zuzana Pernicová, Jiří Plecitý, David Rabinowitz, Hidare Diriba, Margaret McDonald, Agazit Gebru, Daniel Messele, Wondwossen Mulualem, Nigusse Seyoum, Zemenu Tadesse, Dereje Teka, Petros Tibo, Solomon Wondimu GEORGIA Tomalik Bartek, Radek Červinka, Jozef Murín, Pavel Pinkava, Sofia Kamushadze, Kristina Kvetenadze IRAQ, JORDAN Nicolas Dath, Barbora Holková, Michaela Jankechová, Megan King, Pavel Mandula, Lívia Styp – Rekowska, Adam Styp-Rekowski, Sandra Tůmová, And our local co-workers LEBANON Hana Bendová, Iveta Melíšková, Majed Bdeiwi NAMIBIA Dagmar Fousková, Zdenka Hauková, Gertruida Apollus, Gertruida Bezuidenhot, Hope Christians, Godfried Jahs, Desmond Kakupa, Helaria Mukapuli, Katrina Pieters, Josephine Stephanus, Susanna Thomas, Norman Visser PAKISTAN Marek Heythum, Jaroslava Jelínková, Tomáš Kocian, Marián Koreček, Libor Michvocík, David Ševčík, Nisar Ahmed, Afzaal Ahmed Cheema, Naima Hassan, Nasira Jamil, Ghulam Murtaza, Syed Kamran Ali Shah, Muhammad Sohail ROMANIA Ivo Dokoupil SERBIA Marie Kašparová, Tomáš Kocián, Maša Pavlovic, Jovanka Radovanovic 37 PIN_2007-EN.indd 37 12/4/08 1:44:04 PM
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