Analysis of Oxfam's audiences for Lessons Learned

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Analysis of Oxfam's audiences, by Oanh and Am, April 25, 2002
Differences between audiences (most important at the left , least important at the right)
1. Government 1. Government 1. Province
2.
1. People
and NGOs (we
– can have a
Provinces
commitee
know more
wider
about these)
influence
2.
Departme
nts
1. Chairman
2. Vice Chairman
1. DPI, do overall appraisal of projects
2. DARD,
need tech
details
1. Managers
2.
Implementers
1. WUA &
irrigation
2. Gen
respons
1. Technician
2. Boss
2. District
1. New
districts
1. Thach Ha
1. Boss
2. Implementer, needs details
2. Can Loc
2. Old Oxfam district: Ky Anh
2. National level
1. Name?
1. DWRSTA, more shared interest and we know what to give
2.
unknown
to us
Molissa
MARD,
2. MPI
2. NGOs – can
1. NGOs seeking
information CCF
1. Programme officer, this is where we have to talk to most
2. Representative, we have top start here
2. Donors (we
know less
about these)
1. Focus on
technical
aspects
2. NGOs that are already
established and know what
they are doing
1. AAV: Know more about our work and work in same area
1. Leaders – want impact
and design info
1. CIDA – want design info
2. CIDSE Know less about Oxfam’s work
2. World Bank – want impact info
Name
Tranh Dinh
Dan
Tran Quyet
Thang
Pham Van
Hanh
Tran Huu
Kinh
Ng Ngoc
Tuong
Nguyen V
Nhat
Tran Dinh
Dung
Le Dinh
Son
Tran Quoc
Viet
Ng Van Son
Rank
1
Mai Tung
Lam
Nguyen
Xuan Tiep
Nguyen Hai
Huu
Dao Trong
Tu
Pham Hai
11
Nguyen Ba
Lieu
David
Payne
Vu Ngoc
Anh
Larrouche
Marc
Camille
Baudot
Rob
Winkles
16
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
17
18
19
20
21
2. Managers – want info on
implementation problems
1. EU – their project are separate and less learning across them is likely
Ms
Cardogan
Ho Le
Phong
Vo Truc
Dien
Kuma
Upadhyay
22
1. DFID – finance us, they have higher interest
Alan
Johnson
26
2. Others don’t finance us,
have less interest, harder to
influence
1. W Bank – bigger and have more influence
Chris Gibbs
27
2. GTZ – smaller and have less influence
Ngo Huy
Liem
28
1. LADECEN – know about Oxfam and we can have our documentation used/shared in their training courses
Le Thi Kim
Dung
29
2. AITCV – one of the biggest and well-established training institutes
Do Trong
Nhan
Dang Ngoc
Quang
Tran Thi
Lanh
30
2. ADB projects may
more likely to learn from
each other
Cant identify any
Important difference
3. FAO
2. Focus on
policy and
politics
3. Local NGOs
1. Focus on
training
2. Focus on
development
projects
1. RDSC – have common interest
2. TEW – have common interest
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