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International Media Development PartnersPartnerAim of the cooperation(e.g., transformation of statebroadcaster, technical support,capacity building, etc.)Methods appliedMain results/progress/problemsSwedish Radio(2008–2013)Project with 2 Phases; Phase 1from 2008 to 2012 focussed oneditorial guidelines; Phase 2from 2012 to 2013 focussed onchange management towardsmulti media productionPhase 1: no information on appliedmethods available; Phase 2:mentoring and group-buildingworkshops that were implementedin two-month intervals, fromconceptualization to implementationof one multimedia projectMain result of Phase 1: no informationavailable;Main result of Phase 2: twodepartments, “Education” andSports,” were regrouped intomulti-media divisions (as pilotsfor other departments) and inwinter 2013, one series of multimediaprogrammes was broadcast(Topic: Entrepreneurship)DW Akademie(2012 –ongoing)– Various short-term workshops, such as “AfricanStories,” capacity buildingmeasures for NBC staff andstaff from other regionalbroadcasters– Production mentoring forthe launch of a TV children’sshow from autumn 2013onwards– Mentoring of productionprocesses through permanentstaff based in Windhoek– Capacity building workshopsthrough visiting DW mediatrainers– Liaison meetings with DWmedia consultants– Launch of children’s programmingin winter 2013– Internal restructuring ofEducation department withregular meetings, scheduledtask lists and transparentfunctional roles within ateamwork processN.B. All the information given in the tables above is based onthe interviews, observations and document analysis made bythe author of this chapter. The tables provide very rough summariesof what is being elaborated in the texts. Many of theissues mentioned here are, of course, subject to change.92
Part II Namibia: Multilingual Content and the Need for Organizational ChangeAppendixReferencesACTION Namibia (2014), Who we are, retrieved from:http://www.actionnamibia.org/node/4FES – Friedrich Ebert Stiftung/ MISA (2011), African Media Barometer:Namibia, p. 1–71.Allgemeine Zeitung (July 13, 2011), NBC-Bilanz: Mehr Schuldenals erwartet, retrieved from: http://www.az.com.na/wirtschaft/nbc-bilanz-mehr-schulden-als-erwartet.130420.phpAllgemeine Zeitung (April 4, 2011), Politiker erfahren NBC-Notlage,retrieved from: http://www.az.com.na/lokales/politikererfahren-nbc-notlage.124638.phpAllgemeine Zeitung (May 7, 2010), Neues Quintett soll NBCretten, retrieved from: http://www.az.com.na/wirtschaft/neuesquintett-soll-nbc-retten.106513.phpCIA – Central Intelligence Agency (2014), The World Factbook:Namibia, retrieved from: https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/wa.htmlFischer Weltalmanach (2013), Namibia, Frankfurt am Main.ITU – International Telecommunication Union (2014), ICT-Eye,Namibia Profile 2012, retrieved from: http://www.itu.int/net4/itu-d/icteye/Open Society Foundations (2013), An Overview; Taylor, Sarah;Minnie, Jeanette; Bussiek, Hendrik, Open Society FoundationsPublic Broadcasting in Africa Series: AfriMAP, p. 1–154.Rita, Christine, Windhoek Oberserver.com.na (July 11, 2013),Digital TV Puts Spark in Advertising, retrieved from: http://observer24.com.na/business/1847-digital-tv-puts-spark-inadvertisingStork, Christoph, (2009), Namibia 2009 – Access to Online Informationand Knowledge, Research ICT Africa (RIA), retrievedfrom: http://www.giswatch.org/country-report/20/namibiaThe Economist Intelligence Unit, Country Analysis Namibia,retrieved from: http://country.eiu.com/article.aspx?articleid=130480997&Country=Namibia&topic=Summary&subtopic=At%20a%20glance, and http://country.eiu.com/article.aspx?articleid=410809825&Country=Namibia&topic=Risk&subtopic=Credit+risk&subsubtopic=Overview#The Namibian (February 28, 2014), NBC gets a billion dollarsdespite breaking even, retrieved from: http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?archive_id=120436&page_type=archive_story_detail&page=1MediaMetrics (2010), Measuring Namibian Media Awarenessand Consumption, Windhoek, Vision for Africa, p. 1–105.Melber, Henning (2010), The legacy of anti-colonial strugglesin Southern Africa: Liberation movements as governments, in:Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal, retrieved from:http://links.org.au/node/1704#_ftn1Namibian Biodiversity Database, Namibian Languages, retrievedfrom: http://biodiversity.org.na/NamLanguages.phpNBC – Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (2014), AboutNBC, retrieved from: http://www.nbc.na/co_aboutus.php?id=16&title=About%20NBC.Open Society Foundations (2011), Public Broadcasting in Namibia;Taylor, Sarah; Minnie, Jeanette; Bussiek, Hendrik (eds.),Open Society Foundations Public Broadcasting in Africa Series:AfriMAP, p. 1–154.Edition DW Akademie In the Service of the Public 93
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