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Ask
local Doordarshan to allocate free space in TV for the breastfeeding
messages.
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Use
the local TV channels to air message on breastfeeding.
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Send
e-mails, with core information on exclusive breastfeeding and complementary
feeding to all your contacts.
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Translate
the core information on exclusive breastfeeding and complementary
feeding locally and send it to your friends.
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Hold
a press conference and invite local experts to address it. Ask
the media to broadcast or print free public service announcements
about the hazards of artificial feeding and the ‘core information
on exclusive breastfeeding and complementary feeding’.
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Write
to newspapers with a letter as to why you think the breastfeeding
and complementary feeding issue is very important. Illustrate
your arguments with a case study. Ask them for free space to print
‘Core information’
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Contact
schools to stimulate debates, writing essays on the theme “Breastfeeding
in the Information Age”
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Conduct
public meetings to inform and disseminate ‘core information on
exclusive breastfeeding and complementary feeding’.
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Talk
to office colleagues and transmit ‘Core information on exclusive
breastfeeding and complementary feeding’.
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Initiate
a help-line/phone-line to answer questions on infant feeding.
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Conduct,
folk dances and street plays on breastfeeding and complementary
feeding.