The Division of Public Information of
UNMIK organized a Staff Retreat at the Hotel Molika in Brezovica
from 17 to 19 May 2002. The retreat was a great success
with the participation of all DPI staff, as well as representatives
of EU (Pillar IV), OSCE (Pillar III), Civilian Police (Pillar
II), KFOR and the local media. After two days of open discussions,
debates, group studies and presentations, the participants
were divided into four working groups on the following topics:
benchmarks and institutions; crime and violence; economy;
and minority/returns. After discussions and brain-storming
sessions, each working group came up with a strategic plan
for public information campaigns on those four key areas
of the work of UNMIK.
|
|
Opening evening of DPI
Retreat where Mr. Simon Haselock, Director of Public Information,
welcomes the audience with a mutimedia presentation on
the aims of PI, the key areas of work of UNMIK, the role
of DPI, as well as the working plan for the retreat. |
|
|
Mr. Simon Haselock, Director
of DPI, presenting a multimedia slide show at the opening
of DPI Retreat. |
|
|
Discusssion on benchmarks/institutions
with Ms. Minna Javernpaa, Planning Adviser of the SRSG. |
|
|
Discusssion on crime
and violence with
Mr. Thomas Hickman, International Prosecutor. |
|
|
Discusssion on economy
with Mr. Andy Bearpark, Deputy SRSG of EU. |
|
|
Discusssion on minorities
and returns with Mr. Jay Carter, Head of Community
Affairs of Civil Administration (Pillar II) |
| |
|
|
|
