Acted as a Design Intern for the Brand and Marketing Team of the Advocacy, Marketing and Communications Group within the Bureau of External Relations and Advocacy at UNDP NY from 13 march 23 to 12 september 23.
There I've joined a wide range of projects, from social media to brochures, power points and banners. While some of them were for other projects inside UNDP, others were mainly focused on our department.
Governance and Peacebuilding Framework was a document done for the Amman regional hub that represented the Arab States. It consisted of a 2 pager document and a 17 pager brochure, with 2 infographics made for it.
Inclusive Green Transition consists of two documents (one two pager and a three pager), and a power point presentation with infographs done for it.
Every change starts with a signal was a series of social media posts that represented small events that changed society as we know it, without giving much detail, leaving to the viewer the task of recognizing each event that kickstarted the changes. Those social media posts were uploaded to instagram, linkedin, facebook and twitter in each respective size. Copy done by Peter Barry.
Funding compendium has the objective of presenting the annual contributions received by UNDP from its funding partners. It shows through many graphs all the information needed to understand such a great amount of data, while still needing to have a compelling look.
The brochure was done in cooperation with Claudia Sachs and Nicole Baster. The website was done by Nicole Baster.
In conjunction with GEF and Government of Malaysia, UNDP needed a new and compelling PPT for their project to have a modern and good data visualization.
In an effort with OPHI (Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative) from the University of Oxford, UNDP launched a series os instagram posts to show some data that were acquired through this research and direct individuals that were interested to the full report.
FSO Safer was a carousel of posts to present the grave danger that the supertanker was facing, and a possible oil spill that could deeply affect the marine life in the Red Sea.