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Situation analysis. Stakeholder analysis. Theories of change in campaigning. Overview Theories of institutional change Theories of behaviour change.

Campaign approaches. Campaigns for behaviour change Campaigns for institutional change Calling for urgent attention to specific cases. Campaign Strategy. Essential issues. Overview Key elements of an effective campaign strategy Multi-pronged strategies Campaigning as part of wider efforts to end VAW.

Setting the campaign goal, outcomes and timing. Setting the campaign goal Setting the campaign objectives or desired outcomes Setting the time frame. Identifying stakeholders and target audiences. Overview Identifying target audiences Key tools to identify targets Getting to know the target audience. Building and framing a campaign alliance. Advantages of campaign alliances Framing an alliance Practical steps in alliance building.

Exit, adapting and scaling-up strategies. Exit strategy Adapting successful or promising campaign models Scaling up. Campaign Implementation. Leading the campaign Ingredients of effective campaign management Campaign staff and volunteers.

The art of collaboration in alliances. Ways of working together Effective steering structures Overcoming challenges in alliances. Managing conflicts and unforeseen crises. Conflict management Conflict prevention Conflict analysis and resolution in groups Dealing with unforeseen crises. Concluding a campaign. Reaching goals Terminating or transforming a campaign alliance Issues to consider when ending a campaign. Campaign Communication. Key steps in designing a communications strategy Essential factors for an effective communication strategy Sample communication strategies.

Crafting the campaign message. Key elements of the campaign message Questions to consider when crafting the message Ethical considerations in messages on VAW. Choosing communication techniques and tools. Communications is a core component of any smart-grid business case since each part of the smart-grid value chain is based on it.

Multiple communications technologies can coexist within a sole smart-grid project depending on many key factors applications requirements, urbanism, existing grid infrastructures, …. Past and running smart-meters rollout all over the world already show strong Regional disparities in term of communications technologies selection.

Where does these differences come from? What are the main technologies and vendors available and what criteria to select of the best solution? Many communications technologies can answer the technical requirements of smart-metering applications. The choice is usually a combination of several technologies rather than just one to take into account every characteristics of customers urban vs.

For some customers, manual metering remain the most economic solution. Main technologies used into smart-grid project Source : BearingPoint. This technology consists in using the power lines as data transmission supports. This is a very well-known technology which has been used for years for home automation, multimedia or electrical grids applications, indoor and outdoor, in low or high data-rate.

It allows a bi-directional communication between the meter and a concentrator usually located in a transformer. This is a mature technologies with several open standards and many vendors. Depending on the grid architecture number of meters by transformer , this solution can prove to be very expensive in term of concentrators and the bandwidth too short for some applications.

Its range several kms , its ability to reach meters difficult to access basements, high building, … and its installation easiness are its main advantages. This technology is based on the unlicensed RF spectrum using a mesh topology. Data are collected by concentrators with help of repeaters. Emotional intelligence: Ability to identifyand manage one's own emotions, as well as helping others to do the same.

Teamwork Respecting and promoting individual and cultural differences Communication Producing results Building and promoting partnerships across the organization and beyond. Essential : Expert knowledge of English. Desirable : Intermediate knowledge of French RussianGerman.

The remuneration for the above position comprises an annual base salary starting at USD 48, subject to mandatory deductions for pension contributions and health insurance, as applicable , a variable post adjustment, which reflects the cost of living in a particular duty station, and currently amounts to USD per month for the duty station indicated above.

Other benefits include 30 days of annual leave, allowances for dependent family members, home leave, and an education grant for dependent children. Sign In New to UNjobnet? Join here. All Jobs. Communications Officer Web.

Occupations: Communication and Advocacy. Job Expired 17 Sep USD 79, H Hardship 4. Job Description.