The International Day of Radio and Television for Children takes place on 6 March. This is a day when media professionals from around the world put themselves on the same page as children.
They broadcast quality programs for children. Most importantly, they give children the opportunity to participate in the production of programs, to talk about their hopes and ambitions and to exchange information among them.
Celebrity Television
The Day is a joint initiative of UNICEF and the International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Every year, thousands of radio and television personalities in more than a hundred countries take part in the Day, celebrating it in such exceptional and special forms as the children themselves.
The International Day of Radio and Television for Children is now a tradition in Latin America that has been participating in International Day every year since 1994.
The actions
As part of this International Day, producers around the world are invited to devote programming to the situation of children and to giving children the opportunity to participate in the production of programs.
It enables these media to exploit the power of television and radio to raise awareness of the problems of children. At the “International Day of Radio and Television for Children” in 1998, some 2000 organizations in 170 countries broadcast special programs on children, often prepared by children.
On a l’habitude de déplorer les impacts économiques, sociaux, humains et environnementaux de la non qualité. Nos voisins tunisiens ont depuis quelques années décidé de prendre le taureau par les cornes en instituant le 2ème jeudi du mois de novembre comme Journée Mondiale de la Qualité. Une occasion de réfléchir sur la mise en place de procédures qualité qui permettront à terme des améliorations économiques et sociales tangibles.