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TVE Asia Pacific
Television for Education – Asia Pacific, trading as TVE Asia Pacific (abbreviated: TVEAP), is dedicated to communicating sustainable development, humanitarian and social justice issues through the audio-visual and new media. We are an independent, non-profit media foundation that works journalistically in the public interest. We look at how individuals, communities and countries can make informed choices that affect their lives today and in the future. Founded in 1996, we have a dozen years' experience in using audio-visual media (television, video and film) and new media (Internet and Web) in developing countries of the Asia Pacific. We engage in communication for social change by producing and distributing editorially independent TV, video and web content. We also build capacity of TV producers, journalists, film-makers and communities to tell their own stories. TVE Asia Pacific is registered in Sri Lanka as a non-stock, non-profit company limited by guarantee. The company is governed by an international Board of Directors
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Jan 07, 2010
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Can ordinary people help save our planet under siege from environmental crises? What does it take to change attitudes and lifestyles to consume and waste less? In this Asian series, we profile six successful initiatives that combine knowledge, skills and passion to create cleaner and healthier environment through local action. The stories were identified from a regional competition in 2007, and produced in partnership with Asia Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU)
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A programme that links schools with their local community helps Thai children learn about Nature through exposure and experience.
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Displaced from traditional homelands by a natural calamity, an indigenous group is preserving their culture through theater.
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By inspiring discussion and debate, a community radio station helps Nepali communities to find the best solutions or compromises.
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A small group is trying to transform learning in Laos by introducing play-and-learn activities in schools.
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Nov 23, 2010
Most Sri Lankans had first heard about climate change from the mass media, or while in school.
Mass media is also where they would most look for the latest information on what can be done about climate change -- and how to do it. The next most preferred sources are state agencies dealing with the subjects (environment, meteorology), and people’s own peer circles.
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