Experts in information management, communication, media, marketing and efficient use of media & web resources


For any non-for-profit it’s absolutely important to properly use mas media and marketing technologies to be able to present themselves and their services. Mass media agenda, slowly but surely, becomes more and more socially oriented, even despite rather limited collaboration with NGOs. Social networks, listservs, and websites help NGOs sometime present themselves as a mass medium, and they often refer to their clients and supporters as to an audience.

Through developing their own media projects and collaborating with regular mass media, an NGO has a chance to become an important stakeholder seen by community, government, journalists and experts as a player that can significantly influence the area of their expertise. It’s important for an NGO to wider use media tools and resources to be able to more efficiently tell others about their projects, goals and objectives, and about the people who are benefiting from these activities – in general, these beneficiaries should be considered the key newsmakers, with their unique experience, needs, and expectations.


SAKHIRA NAZAROVA
Working languages: Russian, English, Kyrgyz
nazarova.kg@gmail.com

ANA SINGH
Working language: English
as3536@columbia.edu

OLGA OCHNEVA
Working language: Russian
ochnevaol@mail.ru

AKJIBEK BEISHEBAEVA
Working languages: Russian, English, Kyrgyz
akjibek@soros.kg

JONATHAN SAMSON
Working languages: English, Hindi
jonathan.samson@saharaaalhad.in

ZAKHAR KOLESNIK
Working languages: Russian, English
mail@zkolesnik.info

AMAN USENOV
Working languages: Russian, Kyrgyz, English
aman4usenov@gmail.com

DARYA SIDORENKO
Working languages: Russian, English
dariasid04@gmail.com


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