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thumb| How we produced the videos linked to this handbook development In the Vrinda Project, we have uses extensively videos as a means to understand and communicate the cultural context of cooperation activities and to bring out the human element of development work. In these videos, we also share the "backstage" of our team while they work, debates among development actors, and various opinions, approaches and interpretations of people involved in cooperation work. We have shared the videos on YouTube 14px TVP Channel and on 14px Wikimedia Commons, under a 14px Creative Commons License: in this way, project stakeholders can freely utilize and share the video footage with others or partners. Their feedback helps us edit the video footage and link stories and testimonials on development issues that are tackled in this handbook. The Italian State Television (RAI1) has been a partner of this project. Two journalists of RAI1 traveled with us to project locations. We introduced them to cooperation projects and facilitated their interactions with project stakeholders. The Kautilya Society team independently collected additional audio-visual documentation and shared it with the RAI1 colleagues. On the basis of this footage, RAI 1 produced 5 short reportages (TV7 programme) and a one-hour reportage for TG1 Speciale (see below for more details). After having been broadcast on RAI1, the copyright of all audio-visual resources belongs exclusively to this project that is taking the initiative forward. thumb|I'd like to see the opinions of the local stakeholders, not the stories of the reporters - Lucas Lai Video Library 23px ⇒ The Vrinda Project Channel Main Playlists 23px ⇒ The Development cooperation stories 23px ⇒ The Development cooperation Issues 23px ⇒ The interviews in English, in Italian and in Hindi 23px ⇒ Introduction to MDGs 23px ⇒ Introduction to Countries 23px ⇒ Introduction to the Manual 23px ⇒ Into Our Nature 23px ⇒ Backstage dialogues 23px ⇒ The Documentary - Episodes 1 -4 23px ⇒ The Documentary - Episodes 5 -8 23px ⇒ The Documentary - PROMO Testimonials thumbtime=003|thumb| The documentary approach We interviewed different stakeholders to understand who is contributing to the Global Agenda for Development and what are the challenges of raising required resources. See ⇒ the List of questions we have asked. We collected the answers in ⇒ 10 main issues. The discussion on the issues of development cooperation is in progress and you are welcome to contribute to it. 17px ⇒ List of testimonials 17px ⇒ Development Cooperation Stories Backstage dialogues 21px ⇒ Backstage dialogues The video reportage broadcast by RAI1 25px ⇒ Utilisation of collected resources for TV broadcast - playlist Speciale TG1 - Ultima Pagina thumb|upright=0.6|Gauri in Africa - small TV7 India Tiziano Terzani - Ascoltando il silenzio Sadguru Sierra Leone Cuore di Tenebra Syria TV7 - Giganti e Regine Lebanon Campi minati Colombia TV7 - Indigenous heritage TG1 - Fai la cosa giusta ⇒ La protezione ambientale a Varanasi - India The Episodes of the Documentary on Wikimedia 1 - MDG 1 - Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger 2 - MDG 2: Achieve universal primary education 3 - MDG 3: Promote gender equality and empower women 4 - MDG 4 Reduce child mortality 5 - MDG 5: Improve maternal health 6 - MDG 6: Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases 7 - MDG 7 - Ensure environmental sustainability 8 - MDG 8: Develop a Global Partnership for Development Tools 20px ⇒ List of things to do in order to illustrate a project See also 19px ⇒ Issues File:Script.png In the documentary story ⇒ Integrating the video material with the manual Feedback You are invited to contribute to improving and expanding the Handbook. Your critical suggestions are most welcome. Do send an e-mail message if you'd like to provide feedback or share resources and tools that can be linked to this Handbook. Back to the ⇒Table of Content