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COMMUNICATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS: A PANACEA FOR  SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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001: COMMUNICATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS: A PANACEA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

ByBieni Victor Emenike
SchoolNnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka
DepartmentCommunication
CategoryResearch Papers
LevelsPost Graduate600500400
₦ 2000
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For emergent economies such as Nigeria and much of Africa, development has become not just a

central foundation but also the realpolitik of democratic governance; to the extent that scholars

have described development as a ‘civil religion’ and a ‘battle cry’ of nations. In the context of the

global development trajectory, Communication has been demonstrated to play an integral part in

the process and pursuit of development generally. What is empirically unclear is the extent to which

actors within the economic sector apply communication towards achieving the vision of sustainable

development. The findings suggest that Communication is an integral part of development and

sustainability that play significant managerial and technician roles although there is more

concentration on the technician role. Some managerial roles identified were advising and

reputation management. Some technician roles identified were public information and education,

issuing strategic press releases, organizing summits and conferences, research, monitoring and

evaluation. Nature of communicating sustainable development initiatives was mainly instrumental

although expert were making strides to incorporate participatory forms by engaging in door- to-

door campaigns where direct feedback and support of the public can be obtained and sustained.

There communication is a fundamental means of address coordination challenges by having

external and internal coordination of understanding, which could be achieve only through means

of communication.