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Understanding the Promise of Communication for Social Change: Challenges in Transforming India Towa. This chapter will analyze the challenges of communicating social change in the midst of widespread social inequalities and a vibrant media landscape to provide a critical understanding of steering India’s transformation to a more inclusive and sustainable future.

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The Beginnings of DSC in FAO,ication networks to select from. At the same time there are many challenges, some of them dating from the early years, such as mainstreaming to ensure that communication is included in development policy. Change agents will need to merge the guidelines resulting from past experience with new approaches to meet the changing needs of our planet.

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Growing up with and Within an Emerging Field: A Professional-Personal Development Story,dologies, tools and processes within the emerging fields of communication for development, media development and the space for people’s own media, as one actor among many in a vast global network of colleagues in international and national organisations, as well as in international, regional and national NGOs.

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Communication for Development: Looking Backward, Looking Forward, figure of Wilbur Schramm was associated with the first graduate program in communication at the University of Illinois in 1947 while UNESCO promoted communication media for change in their member countries from the early 1950s. Later in 1960 Schramm helped to report on countries in Africa, Asia and