Final project sustainable change

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VALUE… PERCEPTION… REBRANDING

An initiative for bottom-up change designed based on The World Bank Group Model: Engaging Citizens: a Game Changer for Development

Through Citizens’ Engagement

FINAL PROJECT SUBMISSION

Through Citizens’ Engagement

An initiative for bottom-up change designed based on The World Bank Group Model: Engaging Citizens: a Game Changer for Development

VALUE… PERCEPTION… REBRANDING

Sustainable Change for National TransformationThrough Citizens’ Engagement

A presentation made by: ADEWUMI ADEWALE

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INTRODUCTION

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THIS PROJECT IS FOCUSED ON:

1. VALUE… PERCEPTION… REBRANDING2. RAISING OF CHANGE LEADERS3. CREATING A VIRAL CAMPAIGN FOR CITIZENS’

ENGAGEMENT IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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Where to BeginA re-orientation and re-ordering of our value system by raising Change Leaders for grass-

root mobilization throughout the nation using a holistic and cross border brand campaigns and awareness programs: Geared towards

engagement and accountability across board.

Through a new kind of campaign

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The biggest denominator to an effective branding is…

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THE MESSAGE

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An analytical study why previous national rebranding campaigns failed

can be seen quickly in their messages… a message that is not inclusive

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Some of the Past Rebranding Projects

1.Ethical Revolution – Alh Shehu Shagari era2.War Against Indiscipline (WAI) – General Mohammadu

Buhari (1984)3.Mass Mobilization for Social Justice, Self-Reliance and

Economic Recovery (MAMSER) – General Ibrahim Babangida era

4.War Against Indiscipline and Corruption (WAIC) – General Sani Abacha (1994)

5.Heart of Africa Foundation – Olusegun Obasanjo6.Good People, Great Nation – Dora Akunyili (2009)

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Kayode Fayemi traced the failure of efforts at rebranding Nigeria to lack of value and the inability of successive administrations to articulate a strategic national vision and attune institutional realities to match the vision.

Delivered during a speech at the 2013 Verdant Zeal Innovation Lecture series

Source: http://www.newstrack.ng/business/economy/7044-can-buhari-rebrand-nigeria

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Again, most of the previous brand lack one or both of the following1.Not community-based2.Has no design for sustainability

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GOOD REBRANDING SHOULD NOT BE

1.Noisy or a sort of propaganda2.Presidential project3.Governmental driven4.Pretentious5.Industrial or elitist focused

Source: http://www.allafrica.com/stories/201009230517.html

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For the first time in our history we are creating an inclusive message in the

CHANGE Mantra

A grass-root , community based rebranding with sustainability mode

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Overcoming the challenge of THEIR PROGRAM

Through a new paradigm shift:YOUR PROGRAM, OUR

PROGRAM, MY PROGRAM

… all inclusive design

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Melting the divide:A message which will elicit cross border

participation must be inclusive and equally involving.

It should not be government design for the people but must be people’s common program and project.

OUR SLOGAN… YOUR SLOGAN… MY SLOGAN

To be translated to major Nigerian languages

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THE CHANGE YOU

WANT STARTS WITH YOU

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The Change we want should become everybody’s change… our change

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CHORUS FROM THE THEME SONG

I am the change ) 2xI am the change Nigeria needsI am the person that will make her greatI have made up my mind to be the changeI am the change 2xI am the change Nigeria needs

To be translated to major Nigerian languages

The complete song will be produced and promoted for effective campaign

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Reform of our national value and orientation

Leadership and management reforms

Reforms to improve performance and service

delivery

Reform to encourage entrepreneurship and local

production capacity

AREA OF COVERAGE

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WHY THE NEED FOR CHANGE?To correct the vicious cycle of underdevelopment

through a new rule of engagementBreed competent leadersCreate commitment to national cause through

new sets of valuesCreating synergy between the government and

the citizens towards common goals through a unified change campaign

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DENOMINATOR TO CHANGE The right kind of knowledge Sacrifice Contribution Synergy Self-dependence Self-sustenance Commitment towards national interest

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CORE AREA OF CHANGE

1. Entrepreneurship2. Leadership3. Performance and Value re-

orientation of the Workforce

As the hub of economy transformation of any nation

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At the end of the project Nigeria would have

transplant in the citizens a new culture that embrace

positive values geared toward participatory

development

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Change Leaders to be Drawn from such sectors as:

1. Religion/Social2. Business/private sector/Economy3. Education4. Political/Government5. Culture/Entertainment6. Media7. Sport

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Core Area Where Change Leaders Are Needed:

1. Religious Groups2. Civil Service3. Police4. Schools5. Transport6. Market people & Artisans7. Farmers8. The Force9. Health, etc

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Types of Presentation to Use • One on One Presentation

with key leaders

• Conference with sub-leaders

• Conference with private sector leaders

• ICT based presentation

• Media Presentation

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PRINCIPLE OF SUSTAINABILITY TAKEN CARE BY PROPOSAL:

Creating a concept which is half an art and half a trade

Note: Trade is not necessarily money but perceived value that can be exchanged for money or

kind… this is the secret of its sustainability!

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Groups to partner with:

Some labour sectors to look into:1. Transport sector2. Education sector3. Health sector, etc

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Groups to partner with:

Some private sector area to look into include:1. Banking2. Telecommunication3. Gas and Oil4. Manufacturing, etc

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Groups to partner with:

Some religious sector area to look into:1. Churches2. Mosques3. Religious Organizations

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Groups to partner with:

Some International Funding/ Grant Possibilities include:1. ODB like USAID, CFLI, etc2. MDBs like World Bank,

AfDB, IMF, etc3. Foundations and

Philanthropy organizations

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The Bottom-Top CHANGE Rule

Grass Root

Government

Change Leaders

The Leaders in all sectors

The Society

YOU

SPECIFIC SMART

ATTAINABLE

RELEVANT

TIME BASED

MEASURABLE

PROGRAMDESIGNEDON SMARTPRINCIPLE

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Community of Practice

The project can contribute to create a Community of Practice, i.e. network of experts because the first phase is involved in raising a community of stakeholders among the private and public sectors. By so doing, wealth of experience will be brought to bear on the project.

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QUOTABLE QUOTE “All that is valuable in human society depends

upon the opportunity for development accorded the individual,” Albert Einstein.

The Individuals – the citizens together brings forth development of a society

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“Whatever We focus on become

our reality”

WE SHOULD FOCUS ON CHANGE

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1. Decentralization and Governance by Jean-Paul Faguet, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK

2. Localization Development. Does Particpation Work? A World Bank Policy Research Report

3. Wiki Government (The Closed Model of Decision Making by The World Bank Group

REFERENCES

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