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Learn essential components and steps of effective campaign planning for achieving social, political, and economic goals. Explore advocacy, media tactics, popular mobilization, and coalition-building strategies. Identify, analyze, and engage key stakeholders to drive meaningful change. Enhance your skills in problem analysis, objective setting, and power mapping for successful campaigns.
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Campaign planning Presentation for PSAY Workshop 2013
acampaign is a series of coordinated activities to achieve a social, political, economic or industrial goal
Campaign components Advocacy Media Popular mobilisation Coalition-building
Advocacy • Direct lobbying • Research • Policy development • Submissions • Meetings • Bargaining • Reports • Letters • Relationship-building
Popular mobilisation • Communication • Education • Petitions • Letter-writing • Public meetings • Visual protest • Rallies • Social media • Stop work meetings • Industrial action • Celebrities
Media • Letters to the editor • Opinion editorials • Press releases • Blogs • Social media • Talking to journalists • Interviews • Videos • Publicity stunts
Coalition building
Planning a campaign • Identify the problem • Identify your overall goal • Identify your specific objectives • Identify what needs to change to achieve these objectives • Do a power & influence analysis …….
Planning a campaign • Identify your targets, allies and possible opponents • Develop a strategy to achieve your goal and objectives • Decide what tactics to use within this strategy • Consider your messaging • Plan for evaluation
Planning a campaign • Identify the problem • Identify your overall goal • Identify your specific objectives • Identify what needs to change to achieve these objectives • Do a power & influence analysis • Identify your targets, allies and possible opponents • Develop a strategy to achieve your goal and objectives • Decide what tactics to use within this strategy • Consider your messaging • Plan for evaluation
Problem Analysis • What is the problem we want to fix? • What is the current situation? • Where do we want to be?
Objective setting SMART Specific Measurable Achievable Realistic Time-bound
Power map Who has the power to deliver the change you want to see? • Brainstorm • Draw a grid/map • Assess influence • Determine connections • Determine priority relationships • Keep updating the map!
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