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Mr. Modi has tempered his anti-Muslim tirades and replaced them with a message of development based on a record in Gujarat that even critics acknowledge is impressive.

Milan Vaishnav, an expert on Indian politics from the Carnegie Endowment in Washington, said Mr Modi's message of development and jobs had struck a chord with hundreds of millions of Indians who were anxious about the state of the economy, corruption and a lack of opportunities.

The son of a tea salesman who later spent many years working for a Hindu nationalist organisation, Mr Modi campaigned on a message of growth and development and tapped into the aspirations of hundreds of millions of people.

"Or the fact that every newborn child in Wales gets a tree planted for them as a key message of sustainable development from the Welsh government".

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The training built capacity and knowledge around environmental issues, helped young people plan environmental activities in their schools and communities and discussed how best to communicate the key messages of sustainable development and Rio+20 through their radio and TV networks.

At the turn of the millennium government understood that the churches could deliver powerful and effective advocacy messages in favour of development objectives: on aid, trade and debt.

While it is not clear that Mr. Stipo enjoys the support of the masses, it is clear that there is some anti-status-quo feeling in the town and that his message of quelling rampant development and stricter enforcement of existing building codes strikes some resonant chords.

Despite Mr Modi's electoral message of faster economic development, and his "Make in India" campaign to attract investors, Chinese businesses detect little change on the ground.

Jacques Nasser, Ford's chief executive, sends an e-mail message of company business developments to every salaried employee worldwide each Friday, although the most recent message was not sent until today to avoid overloading the recovering mail system.

Messages reach the people only through the word of mouth, which is why UNICEF chose the traditional folk media to be the vehicle of communication of development messages across the region.