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Nation-wide communication
campaigns in small Estonia
Kristi Jõesaar
Annika Vilu
Managing Authority
Ministry of Finance of Estonia
Small Estonia
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Population: 1 344 684
Area: 45 227 km²
Capital: Tallinn
15 regions
Media landscape:
• 3 national TV channels
• Ca 30 radio stations
• 7 national dailies
• Ca 22 regional papers
• Ca 10 national weeklies
• Ca 50 magazines
SF communication system:
• 2 programming periods
• Objective 1
• 1 communication strategy
• 3 communication plans and
responsible leading ministries
• 20 implementing bodies
Why and how?
93% of population has heard that
Estonia receives
support from the EU and 24%
have heard of SF
Capital –
centred
information
Goals:
 Public awareness
 Attractive message
 Local approach
 Common messages
Tools:
 Road show
 Journal
 TV programme
Complicated subject for
the public
Difficult to promote to
the media
Too much information, too
many sources
Road show
Goals:
 Rise awareness of SF
 Present SF on the local level
 Target common message to wide
public
 Achieve positive media coverage on
local level
Target groups:
 General public
 Potential applicants
 Local media
 Municipalities
 2003: introducing EU
Structural Funds
 2005: collecting feedback
from beneficiaries
 2007: launching the new
programming period
Road show 2007
How?
 15 counties/regions
 Co-operation with intermediate bodies
 Co-operation with local development centres and county
governments
 Format – information day
When?
 October - December
What?
 Overview of old and new programming period
 Presentations of supported fields
 Success stories
 Information about application possibilities, contacts
 Questions-answers
Road show 2007
Promotion:
 Adverts in newspapers
 Clips on radios
 Banners at websites
 Press releases
 Announcements via e-mail lists
 Articles in regional newspapers
Media coverage:
 Article in regional newspaper
 Introducing article in weekly paper
 News on radio
 News on television
Results/Lessons learned
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Rise of awareness
Too many co-operation
partners, difficult to manage
Active participation
Too general messages
Attraction for media/Large
media coverage
Duration of a day
Going local
Co-operation with local
development centres
Every information day is
different from previous, you
cannot plan details
 2005: possibilities
 2006: success stories
 2007: new
programming period
The journal
Goals:
 Rise awareness of SF
 Present overall benefit – national
and regional development
 Reach target groups on local level
Target groups:
 General public
 Potential applicants
 Other media channels
Tool:
 Local and daily newspapers (insertion over 100 000 copies)
 28 pages, coloured, environmentally friendly paper
Content:
 Success stories
 Overview of application, supported fields
Results/Lessons learned
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Stories from different
regions
Infotainment: crossword
Networking
Continuity
In Estonian and Russian
Source for other channels
Large audience
Well-known
Positive feedback from
readers
Limited content
Competence of
journalist
 2005: previous period
 2007: new
programming period
TV programme
Goals:
 To rise awareness of SF
 To present overall benefit – national
and regional development
Target groups:
 General public
 Potential applicants
Tool:
 National public television
 10-series, half an hour
Content:
 Introduction of SF system
 Overview of application, supported fields
 Success stories on local/national/EU level
 Entertainment
Results/Lessons learned
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Stories from different
regions
Competence of
journalist
National public TV
Air time
Infotainment
Spokespersons
Funny sketches
Spokespersons
Source for other channels
Large audience
Well-known
Thank you!
Kristi Jõesaar & Annika Vilu
www.struktuurifondid.ee
[email protected]