Twiplomacy 2013: How International Organisations Tweet

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Burson-Marsteller's latest edition of its “Twiplomacy” study looks specifically at international organisations and their leaders on Twitter. The study shows that all leading international organisations have a Twitter account, and half of their leaders have active personal accounts on the social network.

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Tweeting SinceYEAR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS SIGNED UP TO TWITTER

22007

12

2008

47

2009

17

2010

16

2011

5

2012

Greenpeace was the first international organisation to sign up to Twitter on 4 April 2007. In 2009, 47 percent of the international organisations we looked at joined Twitter.

Data was gathered on 1 November 2013 using Twitonomy.com. For the full report go to twiplomacy.com and follow @Twiplomacy on Twitter for daily updates.

Most Conversational International Organisations PERCENTAGE OF @REPLIES

37% 35% 32% 18% 16%

@eurocontrol

EUROCONTROL@imohq

International Maritime Organisation

@un

United Nations Organisation

@esa

European Space Agency

@who

The United Nations World Health Organisation

Most Active International OrganisationsAVERAGE TWEETS PER DAY

42.5 22.7 20.7 18.7 18.5

@EspacioOEI

Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos

@unfoundation

UN Foundation@unisgeneva

UN Geneva@undp

UN Development

@un

United Nations Organisation

2,226,255 1,989,1091,425,259 1,160,039

@unicef

United Nations Children's Fund

@un

United Nations Organisation

@davos

World Economic Forum

@refugees

UN Refugee Agency

@WWF

World Wide Fund for Nature

1,959,827

Most Followed International OrganisationsNUMBER OF FOLLOWERS

Most Effective International Organisations on Twitter AVERAGE NUMBER OF RETWEETS PER TWEET

@CERN

European Organisation for Nuclear Research

@unicef

United Nations Children's Fund

@un

United Nations Organisation

@WWF

World Wide Fund for Nature

@greenpeace

Greenpeace

130 100 82 69 68

Twiplomacy 2013How International Organisations Tweet