Title: DSS20007 Community Relations Topic Nine: Community Relations in Non Governmental Organization
1DSS20007 Community RelationsTopic Nine
Community Relations in Non Governmental
Organization
2What is NGO?
- Non-profit
- Third sector
- Voluntary
- Non-distributive profit
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4Characteristics of Non-profit
- Multiple Publics
- Multiple Objectives
- Non-market pressure
- Service Oriented
- Tension
- Resources attraction
- Ability to attract support
- Duplicate management
- Consumer participation
5Rationales for PR
- Scarcity of resources
- Multiple audiences with divergent agendas
- Erosion of confidence in NGOs
- Accountability / social responsibility
6Challenges
- Accountability
- Quality services
- User participation
- HK Government
- Contract and service standard
- Media
- China
7Aims for Community Relations
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9Fergusons ideas on organisations relations
- Dynamic / Static
- Relevance
- Accessibility
- Impact
- Closed / Open
- Degree of Satisfaction
- Mutuality of Understanding, Agreement, Consensus
- Distribution of Power
- Credibility and Trust
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- (Reference Fergusion, MA (1984) Building Theory
in Public relations Inter-organisational
relationship)
10Targets for Community Relations
- General Publics gt Enabling gt Functional gt
Normative gt Diffused
11Public Relations Practice in Non Governmental
Organization
12- Initiative of PR (self-interest)
- Locus of PR work (in-house)
- Media and Communication system
- Influential factor
- Communication planning and PR practices
- Management dimension
13PR Activities
- Printed Materials
- Press Conference/ Release
- Media communication
- Audio-visual
- Personal contacted
- Activities/ Events,e.g. fund-raising,open day
- Social action
- Negotiation
14Roles of PR Practitioner
15Work of PR Practitioner
- Determines the existing public attitudes towards
the organization - Evaluates its image
- Finds out what the public knows about its
objectives, services and practices - Determines prevailing misconceptions
- Performs opinion research essential in
formulating policy, planning and appraising the
effectiveness of the PR program - Identifies the specific publics members,
contributors, volunteers, opinion leaders, and
general public - Organize fund-raising activity
16PR Resources
17What is
- Marketing
- Market ? Publics ? Target Audience
- What is Social Marketing?
18 Definition
- Social Marketing means the design,
implementation, and control of programs
calculated to influence the acceptability of
social ideas and involving considerations of
product planning, pricing, communications and
marketing research.
19Social Product
20 7 Ps Model
- Producer
- Purchaser
- Product
- Price
- Promote
- Place
- Probing
21 S. M. Strategies (I)
- Market Segmentation
- Socio-demographic
- Psychological
- Behavioral
- Grunigs Situational Theory
- Problem
- Recognition
- Involvement
22S. M. Strategies (II)
- Branding
- Packaging
- Positioning
- Marketing Distribution Channel
23Social Change Campaign
- is an organized effort conducted by one group
(change agent), which intends to persuade others
(target adopters) to accept, modify or abandon
certain ideas, attitudes, practices and behaviour.
24Social Behaviour Change
- One-Time Change
- Continuing Change
25 5 Social Change Strategies
- Technological
- product modification
- product substitution
- product innovation
- Economic
- Political / Legal
- Educational
- Social Marketing
26Favourable Conditions for Social Change Campaign
- Monopolization
- Canalization
- Supplementation
- Commercial
27Failure of Social Change Campaign
- Chronic know-nothing
- Less response to new information
- Avoid disagreeable information
- Peoples beliefs and values
- Mass media
28Case One
29Case Two
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30Case Three
- Scarcity of resources
- Multiple audiences with divergent agendas
- Erosion of confidence in NGOs
- Accountability / social responsibility
- public opinions
http//www.ha.org.hk/
31Case Four
32Is it necessary to practice PR in NGOs?