Programme C: Campaign for Broadcasting Diversity C1. 2003 saw significant consolidation in the broadcast program with a pressing need for a review and overhaul of campaign resources and outputs including policy material, information available on the website and dissemination strategy to support national campaigns for broadcast diversity. Some of the resources produced during the period under review include: 1. The MISA Media Advocacy Tool Kit which contains a 4-day curriculum work book and facilitators guide as well as numerous campaign ideas and resources packaged in an attractive carry case. The kit was introduced at a trainers workshop where two trainers from each MISA country were taken through a methodology for delivering the advocacy course in countries. MISA Chapters and other civil society organisations will be able to call upon these trainers to facilitate campaign development in response to national issues. 2. The advocacy curriculum was also adapted and delivered as part of an Africa wide project to develop ICT policy campaigns in the lead up to the World Summit on the Information Society. To date this has been delivered to over 80 participants from African countries in training courses held in Uganda, Johannesburg and Addis Ababa. 3. Campaign for Broadcast Diversity Policy Kit contains booklets on regulation, public service broadcasting, community radio and supporting posters that provide an overview of the fundamental characteristics of each aspect of the broadcast environment. The material is packaged in a folder that is versatile and can carry additional items for specific events. MISA, SABA and FES held a closed door meeting of regional regulators and broadcasters that reached an agreement on the four principle documents that provide the framework for the broadcast environment in the region. This has created a space to audit SADC countries compliance with these standards in order to determine what is required in each context to bring countries into conformity with the agreed framework. The four key documents examined at the gathering are: - SADC Protocol on Culture, Information and Sport; - African Charter on Broadcasting - SADC Declaration on Information and Communications Technology - Declaration of Principles on Freedom of Expression in Africa adopted by the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights. 21