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Explore a successful media campaign promoting EU Structural Assistance in Estonia, driven by cooperation, creative ideas, and effective communication strategies within budgetary constraints.
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Sinu logo Creative communication ideas in times of budgetary restrictions Media campaign “EU Structural Assistance in Estonia” Helen Ojamaa, MoFMartin Miido, MoEC
Sinu logo SF communication system in Estonia • 2 programming periods • 1 communication strategy • 3 communication plans and responsible leading ministries • 17 implementing bodies
Sinu logo Publicity coordination • Communication of the structural assistance is implemented through a cooperation network: Managing Authority (MA),1st level intermediate bodies (incl leading ministries) (IB), 2nd level intermediate bodies • Communication Network (members from IB) • Meetings take place in every 1-2 months. • Activities taken together, in 2010 all 3 OP-s common major event – media campaign, assessing OP communication plans etc.
Sinu logo Reaching the public (1) • Target groups: • wider public, incl. journalists • potential applicants and applicants • final recipients • beneficiaries • steakholders • Media landscape: • 7 nation-wideTV channels • ca 5major radio stations (audience over 20% of population) • 4 national dailies • ca 22 regional papers • ca 10 national weeklies • ca 50 magazines
Sinu logo Reaching the public (2) • Awareness: • 88% of population has heard that Estonia receives support from the EU and 52% have heard of Structural Assistance • 47% has heard of European Regional Development Fund
Sinu logo Media campaign “EU Structural Assistance in Estonia”
Sinu logo About the campaign • Joint Major Event in 2010 of all 3 national OPs in Estonia • Promoting ERDF, CF and ESF • Budget 10 200 euros = € 0,02 per person reached by the campaign • Aims: • introduce the double logo to wider public • introduce the opportunities of using the EU Structural Assistance and variety of funded projects
Sinu logo Campaign rules • Duration 2 months (July 1st – August 26th) • Weekly drawings and main prize • All prizes set out by the beneficiaries • 4 steps to participate: - find the logo - take a picture with a person standing beside it - register a user - upload photo
Sinu logo Main channels • Main channels – 1 online news-portal and a group of 3 radio-channels • Main activity in online news-portal environment: - promotion banners, - campaign’s central website (additional information, registration, photo up-load - list of the projects samples • Social media
Introduction for participation Sinu logo
Campaign introduction page Sinu logo
How to participate Sinu logo
Results Sinu logo
Sinu logo Results • 2229 photos from 348 users • Promotional banners and central website were visible to 643 000 people • Radio-channels covered altogether 493 000 people • 25 000 unique visitors on campaign`s website
Sinu logo Unique visitors by weeks
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Lessons we learned Sinu logo • No money, BIG deal: good ideas are possible with little money • Two heads are better than one: cooperation with beneficiaries and different media channels
Sinu logo Thank You Helen Ojamaa, Ministry of Finance Martin Miido, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications