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<description><![CDATA[CAMECO Practice SeriesCAMECO's Practice Series provides practice-orientated materials to support partners in their communication activities. Publications can be downloaded free of charge.Printed copies can be ordered at cost price. Managing Your Reputation - A Guide to Crisis Management for Church CommunicatorsJim McDonnellExpertise in crisis management is particularly important for those in charge of Church communications, such as national and diocesan communication offices. Internal Church problems can quickly become public and the subject of local or national media interest - highlighting and intensifying the always complex relationship between Church and media.

In a crisis, above all, the communications office has to act as an advocate for the Church's position, explaining and defending the Church's actions and views, correcting erroneous or misleading information and trying to improve the quality of journalists' interpretation and understanding of unfolding events. But at the same time, the office has to act as an advocate for the media within the Church. In this publication, you will find concrete advice on how to prepare for a crisis, establishing a Crisis Management team and developing a respective action plan as well as guidelines in respective media communications. 

In addition, three templates can be downloaded, if you click "Templates".




  Download full paper as PDF (312kB)  Order a print copy (price: 8.00 &euro; + Shipping & Handling)» TemplatesCOMING SOON: Energy for Radio - A Guide for Radio PractitionersMichael Bycroft (ed)Energy for Radio is a guide to energy management for community radio stations focusing especially on Sub-Saharan Africa.  The guide will cover the main options ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[Issue 2/2010 ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Perspectives for strengthening the sustainability of Radio WallÃ³n Fostering cooperation in web-based services  Follow-up on a new initiative by Stem van Afrika (SvA)  CAMECO Practice Series Audience Dialogue Global Online Directory of Catholic Media Initiatives25 years of developing self-sustainability The top FIVE PublicationsIndigenous Communication in Southern ChilePerspectives for strengthening the sustainability of Radio WallÃ³n In April, CAMECO conducted a workshop with the staff of Radio Wallón (Licanray), a station situated in the heartland of the indigenous people of Southern Chile, the Mapuche. The station forms part of the Mapuche association Xeg-Xeg, involved in social, political and cultural development work. Supported by Dreikönigsaktion Austria, the workshop aimed to analyse the major strengths and weaknesses of the radio station, and to assist Radio Wallón in developing perspectives for long-term sustainability. Reaching an audience of up to 100.000 Mapuche, scattered in rural areas, Radio Wallón has been contributing to the revival of the Mapuche language (Mapudungun) and traditional Mapuche feasts in the public sphere. Until now, the station depends completely on voluntary work for its operations and, due to the low-income profile of its audience, advertising revenues of Radio Wallón are quite limited. As the station is situated at one of Chile's most prominent summer tourism centres, the Radio Wallón staff identified various income generation opportunities by offering "Mapuche cultural products" (language courses, handicrafts, traditional medicines) to tourists. Therefore, the workshop concluded in developing a feasibility study on a Mapuche cultural centre with the radio station at its very heart.Back to ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[Jim Mc Donnell: Managing Your Reputation ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Jim McDonnell: Managing Your Reputation. A Guide to Crisis Management for Church CommunicatorsTemplatesChecklist Crisis Management Plan of ActionCrisis Management Team ACrisis Management Team B ...]]> </description>
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<description><![CDATA[Terms and Conditions CAMECO's Practice Series provides practice-orientated material to support partners in their communication activities. Publications can be downloaded free of charge.Printed copies can be ordered at cost price. Shipping & Handling Costs vary, according to country. Following prices are applicable:GERMANY: 2&euro;EUROPE: 5&euro;REST OF THE WORLD: 8&euro; Payment Options At the moment, CAMECO accepts payment only via PayPal.  ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[Statistics ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Statistics Project Statistics 2009Last year CAMECO received and processed 494 projects. These can be divided up into the following categories. 35.6% were radio projects (technical equipment, programme production, training etc.).24.9% referred to journalistic training, conferences, media centres and diocesan media commissions ("general projects").19.4% of the applications were related to print media (newspapers, periodicals, book publishing, printing presses).15% dealt with the area of video, television, film and audio-visual group media.5.1% were projects in the field of informatics and telecommunications (Internet, computer networks, satellite technology).Geographical Origin of the projects received in 2009:  Since its foundation in 1970 CAMECO assessed approximately 17,777 media projects. Tremendous changes have taken place in the world of media since then. These changes have also had a strong influence on the work of our partners and the media activities of the Church in general. For a long time, CAMECO received predominantly print sector projects (newspapers, periodicals, book publishing, printing presses). Since the 1990s the electronic media, especially radio, have become much more important. 	Chart: Distribution of all projects processed by CAMECO (1970-2009) according to media field Technical innovations and decreasing prices for digital equipment have also encouraged a growing number of video initiatives, whereas audio-visual group media (audio-cassettes, slide presentations etc.) still play a role as media for education and pastoral work in only a few Asian and African countries.Another trend is the increasing demand for training due to a rising awareness of the importance of staff qualifications. This is especially evident in Africa and Central & ...]]> </description>
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<description><![CDATA[FoME Publications A-Z of German Media Development CooperationDeutsche Welle Global Media Forum, Bonn, 2009 FoME Conference Reports Media on the MoveMigrants and Minorities and the Media4th Symposium Forum Media and Development (FoME),Bonn, September 2008 Measuring ChangePlanning, Monitoring and Evaluation in Media Development Cooperation3rd Symposium Forum Media and Development (FoME),Bonn, September 2007Money Matters How Independent Media Manage to Survive2nd Symposium Forum Media and Development (FoME),Bonn, September 2006Democratisation - a central task of media development cooperationSymposium, Forum Medien und Entwicklung (FoME)Evangelische Akademie im RheinlandBonn, May 2005  FoME Wissenschaft Tilo Grätz: Community-Radios in Benin. Rahmenbedingungen-Problemfelder-PotentialeFoME Wissenschaft No. 2, Aachen, 2010Carolin Sickinger: Demokratieförderung. Neue Ziele in der Medienentwicklungszusammenarbeit des Bundesministeriums für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung?FoME Wissenschaft No. 1, Aachen, 2008  Other Publications Medien und Entwicklung Neue Impulse für die EntwicklungszusammenarbeitTagung der FES und ZEF, Bonn, Oktober 2004Sandra Bulling: Aufbau einer lokalen Zeitung in Kambodscha(Seiten 1-59) (Seiten 60-90) (Seiten 91-118)Siegen: Dipl. Fachhochschule Rhein-Sieg, 2004Praxis und Perspektiven der deutschen Medien- und JournalistenförderungTagung CAMECO, EED und Fachstelle Eine Welt Medien,Bonn, November 2002Christoph Teves: Auf Radiowellen und Datenautobahn in eine bessere Zukunft? Medienförderung innerhalb der deutschen EntwicklungszusammenarbeitMünster: Magisterarbeit Univ. Münster, 2000 ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[fome ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[FoME â€“ Forum Medien und Entwicklung (Forum Media and Development) FoME brings together German speaking organisations and experts focusing on the field of media development cooperation. Institutional members are the Deutsche Welle Akademie, Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), International Institute for Journalism IIJ of InWEnt, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS), Media in Cooperation and Transition (MICT), n-ost Network for Reporting on Eastern Europe, the Protestant Academy of the Rhineland, the Zurich University of Applied Sciences Winterthur, and the Catholic Media Council (CAMECO).  Mission Statement ...]]> </description>
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<description><![CDATA[Mission The Catholic Media Council (CAMECO) is a consultancy specialising in media and communications in Africa, Asia, Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and the Pacific. CAMECO offers its services to local partners, organisations that are active in delivering media assistance, and to donors - among them many faith-based agencies.CAMECO is especially concerned with empowering community and development-oriented media initiatives and strengthening the presence of the Church in the media as well as enhancing the importance of the media within the Church. ...]]> </description>
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<description><![CDATA[LibraryThe CAMECO library holds more than 8,000 volumes. It focuses on media landscapes in developing countries, media assistance and Christian communication &hellip;MEDIAFORUM ArchiveThe MEDIAFORUM archive provides access to special volumes, regular issues and more than 150 articles published between 1985 and 2006.DirectoriesDatabase on radio stations which are run by Catholic dioceses, congregations and institutions in sub-Saharan Africa ...]]> </description>
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<description><![CDATA[Capacity BuildingTo contribute to the partnersâ€™ capacity building is the primary aim of services offered by CAMECO â€¦Project ScreeningThe assessment of project applications is one of CAMECO's core tasks. Several donor agencies â€¦ Project and Strategic PlanningCAMECO offers support and assistance for project and strategic planning in various ways â€¦EvaluationsServices in the field of evaluations comprise: preparation and organisation â€¦Communication StrategiesCAMECO offers support to partners who aim at developing or improving their communication strategies â€¦NetworkingCAMECO has been active in various types of networking: supporting national associations â€¦Technical AdviceCAMECO contributes towards the clarification of technical aspects by offering the following services â€¦ ...]]> </description>
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<description><![CDATA[CAMECO Updatenewsletter about CAMECO&rsquo;s current activities CAMECO Practice Seriesa series of practice-oriented materialsFoME PublicationsForum Medien und Entwicklung (Media and Development) publication series ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[Funding Agencies Collaborating with CAMECO ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[LINKS - Funding Agencies Collaborating with CAMECO Adveniat, German agency assisting the Latin American churchhttp://www.adveniat.deBroederlijk Delen, the Flemish Catholic Lenten Fundhttp://www.broederlijkdelen.beCatholic Communication Campaign of the US-National Conference of Catholic Bishops (NCCB/USCC)http://www.nccbuscc.org/ Cordaid, the umbrella organisation of the Dutch Catholic agencies Bilance, Memisa, Mensen in Nood and Vastenaktiehttp://www.cordaid.nlDreikönigsaktion (DKA) der Katholischen Jungschar Österreichs, the development agency of the Austrian Catholic youth organisationhttp://www.dka.at Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Church Development Service - Association of the Protestant Churches in Germanyhttp://www.eed.deKindermissionswerk (PMK), the German missionary agency for children http://www.kindermissionswerk.deKirche in Not, Aid to the Church in Need, an International Catholic Pastoral Agency based in Königstein (Germany)http://www.acn-intl.orgMisereor, the German Catholic development agencyhttp://www.misereor.deMissio Aachen, German missionary agency assisting pastoral initiatives in Africa, Asia and Oceaniahttp://www.missio-aachen.deMissio München, the international missionary agency of the Catholic Church within the Bavarian Bishops' Conference collaborating with local Churches in Africa, Asia and the Pacific http://www.muenchen.missio.de Missionszentrale der Franziskaner, German Franciscan missionary servicehttp://www.mzf.orgOffice to Aid the Catholic Church in Central and Eastern Europe of the US-National Conference of Catholic Bishopshttp://www.nccbuscc.org/aee/index.htm Renovabis, the German Catholic solidarity action for Central and Eastern Europehttp://www.renovabis.deSchweizer Fastenopfer, the Swiss Catholic Lenten Fundhttp://www.fastenopfer.ch ...]]> </description>
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<description><![CDATA[Welcome to the CAMECO Update!Call for Proposals for community and local radio stations in AfricaPriestâ€™s ICT Use in their Religious ExperienceContribution to MIVA/oneMen Policy in the Manyu Division, Cameroon The top FIVE PublicationsNew initiative by Stem van Afrika (SvA)Call for Proposals for community and local radio stations in AfricaThe Dutch foundation Stem van Afrika (SvA) has launched a Call for Proposals. The application deadline is 28 February 2010.Community, local and associative radio stations and radio networks in Africa as well as African organisations which intend to produce new and/or implement exceptional programme formats; focus on often neglected, marginalised and/or underrepresented target groups;focus on often neglected and/or underrepresented thematic issues; are engaged in training initiatives applying innovative pedagogical approaches; apply innovative cross-media technologies or interactive platforms;implement programmes and practices contributing to the social, institutional and/or financial sustainability of the radio station; are eligible to apply. The Call for Proposals is the result of an intensive consultation and exchange process between CAMECO and Stem van Afrika (SvA). The Call for Proposals intends to ensure that innovative, creative and/or remarkable projects (which might have no or only a limited chance to get other support) are assisted. More information as well as application details and the application form are available under: http://www.stemvanafrika.nl/Completed applications have to be returned by e-mail to: SvAcallproposal2010@stemvanafrika.nl before 28 February 2010.Back to topPICTURE ProjectPriestâ€™s ICT Use in their Religious ExperienceWhat is the use that priests make of the Internet? An international research project tries to answer this question. To facilitate ...]]> </description>
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<description><![CDATA[Project Screening The assessment of project applications is one of CAMECO's core tasks. Several donor agencies request the screening of applications they receive in order to facilitate their decision-making processes on possible subsidies. Likewise, partners in the different regions can rely on our services, asking for our advice in the preparation of project applications to be presented to funding organisations. In 2009, CAMECO dealt with a total of 494 projects. 22 funding agencies and other donor organisations (such as dioceses, mission procurement offices of religious congregations and some non-Church related entities) asked for assessments of altogether 290 projects; additionally, 204 applications were sent directly by partners in the regions. The proportion of assessments for so-called "direct advice" has been constantly growing over the past years.This screening of draft applications could also be seen as a consultancy process, supporting our partners in developing and presenting their initiatives in a way that substantiates their adequacy in a specific context and for defined target-groups as well as offering reliable perspectives for sustainability. Thus, something first thought of as a preliminary check of a project application actually leads to a project planning process in dialogue with CAMECO.In the screening process, the following aspects are being considered: Profile of a media project (analysis of concepts and strategies; target groups; messages to be communicated)Context (national/regional media environment, competing initiatives, legal situation of the media) Sustainability (organisational structure: responsibilities, decision-making processes; participation of stakeholders: social sustainability; medium- and long-term financial perspectives) Competence of staff (qualifications and ongoing training) ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[Imprint ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Imprint Publisher: Catholic Media Council Publizistische Medienplanung für Entwicklungsländer e. V. Anton-Kurze-Allee 252064 Aachen P.O. Box 10 21 0452021 AachenGermanyTelephone: +49 (0) 241- 70 13 12-0 Fax: +49 (0) 241- 70 13 12-33 Internet: http://www.cameco.org Board of directors (2008-2011): Michael P. Sommer, German Bishops' Conference (President), Théo Péporte, SIGNIS (Vice President), Martin Hagenmaier, Adveniat, Irmgard Icking, Missio (Members)Register of associations: Amtsgericht Aachen Register number: 1380 Coordination of the web site: Petra Stammen, Petra.Stammen[at]cameco.orgDisclaimer: We do not take any responsibility for the contents of external web sites linked from or to the CAMECO web site. The contents of these external web pages is solely the responsibility of their providers and operators. Copyright: All contents - texts and other data - on the CAMECO web site is protected by copyright. None of the contents may be reproduced or re-published without prior permission by CAMECO. ...]]> </description>
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<description><![CDATA[Staff
  Executive Director and Central America / Caribbean  Dr. Daniela Frank  Deputy Executive Director and South America  Dr. Christoph Dietz  Africa / Middle East  Michel Philippart  Africa   Petra Stammen  Asia / Pacific  Georg Amshoff  Central and Eastern Europe / CIS  Andrea Sofie Jannusch  Documentation / EDP  Wasil A. MÃ¼ller  Secretariat English  Beverley Rademacher  Secretariat French   Irmgard Ehlert  Secretariat Spanish and accounts  Maria Braun ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[Structure ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Structure CAMECO is a registered not-for-profit association according to German law. Members are up to six Catholic funding agencies, the international Catholic media organisations and three media experts appointed by the German Catholic Bishops' Conference. The Pontifical Council for Social Communications has a consultative status.   CAMECO Board (2008â€“2011)
  President  Michael P. Sommer, German Bishopsâ€™ Conference  Vice President  ThÃ©o PÃ©porte, SIGNIS   Members  Martin Hagenmaier, Adveniat      Irmgard Icking, missio                         
 CAMECO members
  Catholic Funding Agencies:   Adveniat, Misereor, missio Aachen, Renovabis, Swiss Catholic Lenten Fund  International Catholic Media Organisations:   SIGNIS, UCIP  Media Experts   Dr. Renate Hackel-de Latour  (appointed by the German   Dr. Peter Hasenberg  Catholic Bishopsâ€™ Conference):   Michael P. Sommer       Consultative status:	  Pontifical Council for Social Communications             
  In 2009 CAMECO was funded by: Adveniat, Broederlijk Delen, Catholic Communication Campaign of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, Church in Need, Dreikönigsaktion der Katholischen Jungschar Österreichs, Kindermissionswerk, Misereor, Missio Aachen, Missio München, Renovabis, Stem van Afrika, Swiss Catholic Lenten Fund. ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[Issue 05/2008 ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Welcome to the fifth CAMECO Update! Inspiring Perspectives on Minority and Migrantsâ€™ Media Indicators Collaboration group joins mediaME-WikiThe Top FIVE New Publications4th FoME Symposium: Media on the Move Inspiring Perspectives on Minority and Migrantsâ€™ Media As the public discourse on the coverage of migration issues and ethnic minorities up to now has primarily focused on western media, the symposium Media on the Move - Migrants, Minorities and the Media proved to be an inspiring forum for the exchange of concrete experiences for media practitioners and migration experts from developing and transitional countries. CAMECO organised this event on behalf of the Forum Media and Development (FoME), that took place from September 25th to 27th in Bonn, Germany, hosted by the Protestant Academy of the Rhineland and sponsored by the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees. The speakers approached the topic Migrants, Minorities and the Media from three different perspectives. One angle was the application of communication strategies targeting migrants and refugees, based on examples from Costa Rica, Georgia and Tanzania. A second field of examination focused on the social and political relevance of Burmese, Indonesian, Turkish and Russian Diaspora media. Thirdly, a variety of case studies from South Africa and South-Eastern Europe concentrated on the lessons learned within minority media projects as well as possibilities to strengthen diversity in the mainstream media. The latter resulted in the recommendation to investigate the commercial potential of minority content for mainstream media. The contributions to the symposium will be published soon in the ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[Special issue 05/2009 ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[5th Symposium Forum Medien und Entwicklung (FoME):Measuring Change IIExpanding Knowledge on Monitoring and Evaluation in Media DevelopmentInspiring presentations and lively discussions marked the 5th symposium of the Forum Medien und Entwicklung (FoME) that took place in Bad Honnef, from 12-14 October. The nearly 70 participants - among them representatives from donor organisations, media implementing organisations and the academic community - created a stimulating atmosphere, proving that "monitoring and evaluation in media development" is not in the least a "dry" academic topic. The symposium was also the occasion to launch the mediaME-Wiki. mediaME - media development Monitoring and Evaluation - is a participatory platform for sharing tools and approaches in monitoring and evaluation, initiated during the previous symposium Measuring Change, organised two years ago. 
 The four thematic blocks followed up earlier discussions (Measuring Change: Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation in 2007) on assessing media landscapes, experiences in evaluating the quality and impact of training, and how the media's contribution to social and political change is assessed. Donor and media assistance organisations presented their approaches to M&E and shared their experiences with existing frameworks. A publication of the presentations and recommendations will soon be available. Assessing Media Landscapes The strengths and weaknesses of existing indices to assess media landscapes were examined during the first part of the symposium. Andrew Puddephatt from London based Global Partners noted, that very little attention is being paid to sustainability in media assistance. At the same time, new media usage is not being taken sufficiently into consideration ...]]> </description>
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<title><![CDATA[Special Issue 02/2009 CAMECO Jubilee ]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[40 years of CAMECOTowards a world of people centred communication On May 6th CAMECO was celebrating its 40th anniversary. On this occasion we took a closer look at our cooperation with partners and contemplated perspectives for Church communications.   Content:Jubilee celebrations of 6th May 2009The World at a Round  Table: Catholic Media Work in a Digital AgeSudan Catholic Radio Network (SCRN)REBRIK - a children's magazine in SlovakiaPress Kit
Jubilee celebrations of 6th May 2009"Sofie was a strict companion, but exactly the right one for us!" Still three years later, Katarína Jantáková, the editor-in-chief of the Slovakian children's magazine Rebrik, is grateful for the consultancy by the Catholic Media Council (CAMECO). In 2006 the magazine, which is published by the Catholic youth association eRKo, found itself in an existence-threatening crisis. Today Rebrik is well positioned again. At the 40-year jubilee of CAMECO, consultancy office for communications in developing and transition countries, on 6th May in Aachen, Jantáková gave an account of how it had all come about.The focus on a clearly defined age group, the design of child-oriented identification figures, the setting up of an editorial advisory committee and well-targeted marketing activities were, so Jantáková, the result of an intensive consultancy process by Sofie Jannusch, CAMECO desk-officer for Central and Eastern Europe."We are very grateful for the constructive criticism", Sr. Paola Moggi from the Sudan Catholic Radio Network (SCRN) summed up her experience with CAMECO. "Michel Philippart, desk-officer for Africa at CAMECO, assisted the Comboni radio team refining the original ...]]> </description>
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