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“I got a printed copy of the Executive Summary today and it looks really stunning! Everyone has commented on how great the design is. Really great job.”
- Breanna Ridsdel, Communications Officer,
Agenda for Humanity, OCHA, New York HQ
“Thank you Karen for all your hard work on this, it looks fantastic!”
- Chris Gerlach, Humanitarian Affairs Officer,
Agenda for Humanity, OCHA, New York HQ
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Client: United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
Agenda for Humanity
Project: World Humanitarian Summit first annual synthesis report on progress since the World Humanitarian Summit
Language: English, French and Spanish
Pages: 106
This first annual report on the progress since the World Humanitarian Summit.
The report is based on the 5 core responsibilities and 24 transformations. Including actions to be taken, commitments, progress so far and how to achieve the transformations.
The report is structured according to the five core responsibilities of the Agenda for Humanity. The design has been color-coded to coordinate with these responsibilities.
Social media cards were designed for the report, Executive Summary and the Five Core Responsibilities for Facebook and Twitter.