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- Use of the mass media to raise awareness
- Organising lectures for general audiences
- Public activities for children, including paintings on giant
banners
- Organizing activities/competitions in schools: essay, poetry
and poster painting competitions, quizzes, conducting inventories
of CFC-using equipment, counting the number of refrigerators
and air conditioners.
- Organizing industry exhibitions/trade fairs to show ozone
friendly equipment
- Broadcasting a TV series on ozone protection on the national
TV station
- Broadcast a special programme on National radio
- Organizing a talk show on ozone protection
- Publishing a series of articles in the national newspaper
- Holding public logo design competitions
- Issuing a special magazine or issue of an environmental ministry
newsletter
- Distributing umbrellas with ozone protection messages on them.
- Publishing posters
- Organizing workshops in cooperation with NGOs
- Distributing a booklet describing the Country Programme, NOU
and national strategy to comply with the Montreal Protocol
- Developing an ozone protection postal stamp
- Establishing a website for the NOU
- Publishing a book on Questions and Answers about the Atmosphere
- Holding an industry voluntary pledge signing ceremony
- Distributing environmentally-friendly bags, vehicle stickers,
and normal stickers
- Displaying large banners at key intersections/locations
- Organizing video competitions
- Convening high-level forums with ministers.
- Publishing a textbook
- Organizing seminars for ozone officers of municipalities.
- Presenting awards to persons who contributed to promoting
ozone layer protection activities.
- Organizing meetings with industry to review measures taken
to comply with the Montreal Protocol
Extract from Communication Strategy for Global Compliance with
the Montreal Protocol (UNEP DTIE OzonAction Programme, 2002)
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