Azurit
Ethiopia
In February 2012, PMC published Azurit (“Whirlwind”) with real-life stories about alcohol and substance abuse.
Azurit contributed to the Whole Society Strategy supporting the radio serial drama Yeregebu Fetiloch (“Loosen Threads”). Other components of the Whole Society Strategy included a radio talkshow, Finote Lesiket (“The Right Path to Success”) and capacity building training programs.
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Capacity Building Training Programs
Capacity building was an important component toward changing behavior and persuading policy and decision makers to change policies...
Finote Lesiket
Finote Lesiket was a radio panel discussion program encouraging people to express their views and opinions about alcohol...
Yeregebu Feteloch
Yeregebu Feteloch aired on the National Service Radio of Ethiopia twice per week and was the centerpiece of...
Making a Difference
As part of Whole Society Strategies for important health and social messages, PMC has published a total of 10 books in Ethiopia and one book about the effectiveness of using books for social change. All of these books have been distributed to the libraries of government agencies, UN organizations, professional associations, schools, and other relevant organizations.
Project Information
Title: Azurit (“Whirlwind”)
Format: Whole Society Strategy – Book
Location: Ethiopia
Language: Amharic
Duration: February 2012
PMC Country Staff:
Country Representative: Dr. Negussie Teffera
Making a Difference
As part of Whole Society Strategies for important health and social messages, PMC has published a total of 10 books in Ethiopia and one book about the effectiveness of using books for social change. All of these books have been distributed to the libraries of government agencies, UN organizations, professional associations, schools, and other relevant organizations.
Project Information
Title: Azurit (“Whirlwind”)
Format: Whole Society Strategy – Book
Location: Ethiopia
Language: Amharic
Duration: February 2012
PMC Country Staff:
Country Representative: Dr. Negussie Teffera
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