Lobbying
What is lobbying?
It is a tool that enables us to make a difference, change laws and put pressure on the government.
What is Social PR and what is its purpose?
Social PR is the practice of utilizing public relations strategies to create positive social change and engage with stakeholders for the greater good.
What is fundraising?
Fundraising is raising money for an organisation or a project.
What is the main goal of GR-management?
To establish a meaningful dialogue with governmental authorities underpinned by the long-term and constructive basis.
Name types of lobbying
Direct, indirect
Why is sponsorship important in the GR campaign?
Sponsors provide financial support, resources, industry expertise, credibility, extended reach, and collaborative opportunities.
Who can give you money?
Governments, private investors, philanthropists, or simply people who care and want to help
Who identified three types of communication channels?
R. J. Schwarzenberg
Name some lobbying tips
Know your facts
Prepare
Follow up
Know the boundaries
What are some key characteristics of Social PR?
Social responsibility, stakeholder engagement, transparency and authenticity, advocacy and storytelling.
What is crowdfunding?
Crowdfunding is collecting donations from as many people as possible: a crowd.
Give some steps of strategy of state structures in solving administrative tasks
Identifying the problem
Defining the objectives
Developing a plan
Implementing the plan
Evaluating the results
What is the job of lobbyists?
Lobbyists work to represent the interests of their clients and advocate for their needs to government officials and policymakers.
What are some benefits of collaborating with non-profit organizations in charity initiatives?
Pooling of resources, expertise, and networks, maximizing the impact of charity initiatives, and building long-term partnerships for future collaborations.
What is a fundraising campaign?
A fundraising campaign is used by charities and nonprofits to gather a target amount of donations for their chosen cause over a set period.
Name tactics used by state structures in solving administrative tasks
Monitoring and evaluation
Collaboration
Technology
Communication
Training and capacity building
What involves lobbying?
It involves the use of persuasive efforts to convince legislators and policymakers towards influencing political change, government decisions and policies.
What is the significance of charity initiatives in the GR campaign?
They demonstrate a commitment to social welfare and community development.
They contribute directly to addressing social issues, build public goodwill, enhance reputation, and boost employee engagement and motivation.
Give 3 examples of successful fundraising campaigns
Your answer:)
How do the state structures need to define the objectives that they want to achieve?
These objectives should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART)