#SkillsBoostWesternCape

SkillsBoostWesternCape is a research and action project, driven by the Western Cape Government, to stimulate digital skills development and future-proof the region’s economy. Lushomo facilitated the project’s first stakeholder workshop by creating the branding, website, and a number of print and digital visual assets to help spread the message. We also provided on-sight communication support at the workshop including the filming and production of four promotional videos.

#SkillsBoostWesternCape

SkillsBoostWesternCape is a research and action project, driven by the Western Cape Government, to stimulate digital skills development and future-proof the region’s economy. Lushomo facilitated the project’s first stakeholder workshop by creating the branding, website, and a number of print and digital visual assets to help spread the message. We also provided on-sight communication support at the workshop including the filming and production of four promotional videos.

#SkillsBoostWesternCape

SkillsBoostWesternCape is a research and action project, driven by the Western Cape Government, to stimulate digital skills development and future-proof the region’s economy. Lushomo facilitated the project’s first stakeholder workshop by creating the branding, website, and a number of print and digital visual assets to help spread the message. We also provided on-sight communication support at the workshop including the filming and production of four promotional videos.

#SkillsBoostWesternCape

SkillsBoostWesternCape is a research and action project, driven by the Western Cape Government, to stimulate digital skills development and future-proof the region’s economy. Lushomo facilitated the project’s first stakeholder workshop by creating the branding, website, and a number of print and digital visual assets to help spread the message. We also provided on-sight communication support at the workshop including the filming and production of four promotional videos.

Adolescent Health in Africa

Lushomo helped the African regional office of WHO communicate the status of adolescent health in the African region. We undertook a review of the available literature and online data. Gathering the best information we could, we undertook an analysis of key challenges, trends and priorities for adolescent health. We then developed a number of materials including a graphic-rich background report, a summary report, a series of posters, banners, stationary and stickers.

Adolescent Health in Africa

Lushomo helped the African regional office of WHO communicate the status of adolescent health in the African region. We undertook a review of the available literature and online data. Gathering the best information we could, we undertook an analysis of key challenges, trends and priorities for adolescent health. We then developed a number of materials including a graphic-rich background report, a summary report, a series of posters, banners, stationary and stickers.

Adolescent Health in Africa

Lushomo helped the African regional office of WHO communicate the status of adolescent health in the African region. We undertook a review of the available literature and online data. Gathering the best information we could, we undertook an analysis of key challenges, trends and priorities for adolescent health. We then developed a number of materials including a graphic-rich background report, a summary report, a series of posters, banners, stationary and stickers.

Africa Atlas on Insecticide Resistance in Malaria Vectors

We put together an atlas that visualises the status of insecticide resistance in malaria mosquitoes for the WHO African Regional office. This flagship document informs African countries, as well as the international community, on the current status of resistance and on the next steps in malaria control in Africa.

Our process started with cleaning up and thoroughly checking the big datasets with region-wide results from WHO’s researchers.

Africa Atlas on Insecticide Resistance in Malaria Vectors

We put together an atlas that visualises the status of insecticide resistance in malaria mosquitoes for the WHO African Regional office. This flagship document informs African countries, as well as the international community, on the current status of resistance and on the next steps in malaria control in Africa.

Our process started with cleaning up and thoroughly checking the big datasets with region-wide results from WHO’s researchers.

Animations publicising the WHO Malaria Threats Map

The emergence of mosquito resistance to insecticides and parasite resistance to antimalarial medicines were identified as key biological threats in the WHO Global Technical Strategy for Malaria 2016-2030.

In October 2017, the WHO released an online Malaria Threats Map. This is an interactive application that geographically maps malarial entomological data, antimalarial drug efficacy data and pfhrp2/3 gene deletion data.

Brochure on financing climate futures: Rethinking Infrastructure

The OECD, UN Environment and the World Bank group launched a new initiative on April 2018 focused on Financing Climate Futures: Rethinking Infrastructure to help countries direct investments toward low carbon emissions and climate-resilient development. With guidance on style provided by the OECD, we designed a summary and full-length report of the transformational action areas outlined by the initiative. The reports used infographics and small graphics to provide an overview highlight the key points of the documents. The summary document was presented at the UN General Assembly in September 2018.

Brochure on financing climate futures: Rethinking Infrastructure

The OECD, UN Environment and the World Bank group launched a new initiative on April 2018 focused on Financing Climate Futures: Rethinking Infrastructure to help countries direct investments toward low carbon emissions and climate-resilient development. With guidance on style provided by the OECD, we designed a summary and full-length report of the transformational action areas outlined by the initiative. The reports used infographics and small graphics to provide an overview highlight the key points of the documents. The summary document was presented at the UN General Assembly in September 2018.

Chemicals Road Map branding, brochure and workbook

In 2016, the World Health Assembly (WHA) adopted resolution WHA69.4, entitled The role of the health sector in the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management towards the 2020 goal and beyond. In order to achieve the sound management of chemicals, the engagement of all relevant sectors and stakeholders in government, as well as intergovernmental and nongovernmental organisations (NGOs), is vital.

We developed user-friendly materials to help engage relevant stakeholders involved in chemicals management.

Chemicals Road Map branding, brochure and workbook

In 2016, the World Health Assembly (WHA) adopted resolution WHA69.4, entitled The role of the health sector in the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management towards the 2020 goal and beyond. In order to achieve the sound management of chemicals, the engagement of all relevant sectors and stakeholders in government, as well as intergovernmental and nongovernmental organisations (NGOs), is vital.

We developed user-friendly materials to help engage relevant stakeholders involved in chemicals management.

Climate & Health Office

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) started up the Climate and Health joint office in collaboration with WHO and the Global Framework for Climate Services (GFCS). The office aims to facilitate and stimulate information sharing between the weather and health sectors and is an important tool in connecting these fields. Lushomo designed 6 posters for the ‘Coming out’ event of the joint office. Below are a few snapshots of these posters.

Climate change infographics

Climate change has various connections with a range of health issues. We helped WHO share information on climate change, including what we can do to mitigate the effects of climate change, through a series of infographics. Three look-and-feels were developed for the client, after which the chosen style was further developed.

Communication on ongoing malaria transmission

This project supports research uptake activities for a WHO research programme about the impact of climate change on vector-borne diseases. The aim is to help researchers communicate the key findings of their work to decision-makers and affected communities.

Communication on ongoing malaria transmission

This project supports research uptake activities for a WHO research programme about the impact of climate change on vector-borne diseases. The aim is to help researchers communicate the key findings of their work to decision-makers and affected communities.

Communication on ongoing malaria transmission

This project supports research uptake activities for a WHO research programme about the impact of climate change on vector-borne diseases. The aim is to help researchers communicate the key findings of their work to decision-makers and affected communities.

Communication products and on-site support for the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa

In September 2018, Lushomo was contracted by the World Health Organization (WHO) African Regional Office (AFRO) to support communications around the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa (IMCHE3).

The Conference, which was co-organised by WHO-AFRO, the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), and the Government of Gabon, was being held to assess progress on the implementation of the Libreville Declaration on Health and Environment in Africa.

Communication products and on-site support for the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa

In September 2018, Lushomo was contracted by the World Health Organization (WHO) African Regional Office (AFRO) to support communications around the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa (IMCHE3).

The Conference, which was co-organised by WHO-AFRO, the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), and the Government of Gabon, was being held to assess progress on the implementation of the Libreville Declaration on Health and Environment in Africa.

Communication products and on-site support for the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa

In September 2018, Lushomo was contracted by the World Health Organization (WHO) African Regional Office (AFRO) to support communications around the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa (IMCHE3).

The Conference, which was co-organised by WHO-AFRO, the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), and the Government of Gabon, was being held to assess progress on the implementation of the Libreville Declaration on Health and Environment in Africa.

Communication products and on-site support for the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa

In September 2018, Lushomo was contracted by the World Health Organization (WHO) African Regional Office (AFRO) to support communications around the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa (IMCHE3).

The Conference, which was co-organised by WHO-AFRO, the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), and the Government of Gabon, was being held to assess progress on the implementation of the Libreville Declaration on Health and Environment in Africa.

Communication products and on-site support for the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa

In September 2018, Lushomo was contracted by the World Health Organization (WHO) African Regional Office (AFRO) to support communications around the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa (IMCHE3).

The Conference, which was co-organised by WHO-AFRO, the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), and the Government of Gabon, was being held to assess progress on the implementation of the Libreville Declaration on Health and Environment in Africa.

Communication products and on-site support for the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa

In September 2018, Lushomo was contracted by the World Health Organization (WHO) African Regional Office (AFRO) to support communications around the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa (IMCHE3).

The Conference, which was co-organised by WHO-AFRO, the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), and the Government of Gabon, was being held to assess progress on the implementation of the Libreville Declaration on Health and Environment in Africa.

Communication products and on-site support for the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa

In September 2018, Lushomo was contracted by the World Health Organization (WHO) African Regional Office (AFRO) to support communications around the Third Interministerial Conference on Health and Environment in Africa (IMCHE3).

The Conference, which was co-organised by WHO-AFRO, the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), and the Government of Gabon, was being held to assess progress on the implementation of the Libreville Declaration on Health and Environment in Africa.

Communication products for GHHIN

The Global Heat Health Information Network (GHHIN) is a network of professionals working together to accelerate learning and action around the risks of extreme heat worldwide to human health. The professionals targeted included government agencies, academics, international organizations, NGOs and private-sector boundary institutions. We created two products that were aimed at sharing resources and information around heat health and encouraging collaborative learning and partnership. The aim is to enhance technical and science-based decision tolls to better manage heat risks in the future.

Communication products on mercury in West Africa

Mercury is one of the top ten chemicals endangering human health and the environment worldwide. The poor handling and disposal of such products can damage ecological systems and human health. The Minamata Convention, which came into force in August 2017, is a global treaty that aims to protect human health and the environment from anthropogenic emissions and releases of mercury and mercury compounds. To ratify the Minamata Convention, countries need to undertake assessments that provide baseline information of their current situation.

Communication products on mercury in West Africa

Mercury is one of the top ten chemicals endangering human health and the environment worldwide. The poor handling and disposal of such products can damage ecological systems and human health. The Minamata Convention, which came into force in August 2017, is a global treaty that aims to protect human health and the environment from anthropogenic emissions and releases of mercury and mercury compounds. To ratify the Minamata Convention, countries need to undertake assessments that provide baseline information of their current situation.

COP21 presentation and report

In preparation for a WHO/UNEP side event at COP21/CMP11 in Paris, France, we designed their technical paper, “Effects of climate change on the social and environmental determinants of health in Africa: What can communities do to strengthen their resilience.” community-based health and adaptation plan (C-HAPS).

COP21 presentation and report

In preparation for a WHO/UNEP side event at COP21/CMP11 in Paris, France, we designed their technical paper, “Effects of climate change on the social and environmental determinants of health in Africa: What can communities do to strengthen their resilience.” community-based health and adaptation plan (C-HAPS).

ENACTS Fliers

The ENACTS data products combine information from local observations and also from satellites and global models. Seven fliers were developed to clearly and visually explain what the ENACTS data and maprooms are, and the importance of this new data is.

ENACTS Fliers

The ENACTS data products combine information from local observations and also from satellites and global models. Seven fliers were developed to clearly and visually explain what the ENACTS data and maprooms are, and the importance of this new data is.

Environmental health infographics

We helped WHO in multiple campaigns on environmental health topics - like safe drinking water, indoor and outdoor air pollution, heavy metal exposure and more - by developing infographic slides. These were produced in six languages and shared globally on social media.

Environmental health infographics

We helped WHO in multiple campaigns on environmental health topics - like safe drinking water, indoor and outdoor air pollution, heavy metal exposure and more - by developing infographic slides. These were produced in six languages and shared globally on social media.

Environmental health infographics

We helped WHO in multiple campaigns on environmental health topics - like safe drinking water, indoor and outdoor air pollution, heavy metal exposure and more - by developing infographic slides. These were produced in six languages and shared globally on social media.

Heart Disease Toolkit

We created the design and layout of this toolkit to seamlessly integrate numerous instruments and fillable forms for its users. To meet this need, we made use of a clean style, and navigation tools and page tabs.

The toolkit was designed with health care providers in mind, with the aim of creating a clean, easy-to-navigate and easy-to-use toolkit.

Infographics for report on access to medicine

The Secretary-General of the United Nations’ High Level Panel on Access to Medicine required additional graphics to be created for their Final Report, and we stepped in to fill this gap.

The client was provided with several look-and-feels to choose from. Tableau, Excel and Illustrator were used to create the different maps and graphs, suited to the chosen look-and-feel. These were made to be multi-purpose and shareable across social media platforms.

Interactive visualisation on adolescent health

This was one of the first interactive infographics produced by Lushomo. This was produced as an add-on for the project on communicating adolescent health in the African Region. The graphics were programmed in Tableau Public or coded by hand, for more flexibility.

Lead paint infographics

Lead is a toxic material, damaging the brain, kidneys, liver, lungs and reproductive system. Although many countries have implemented legislation to ban lead paint, there are a number of countries that have not done so, or for which there is little data. We helped WHO in their social media campaign aimed at highlighting the importance of banning lead paint globally.

Lesotho National Human Development Report

The Lesotho NHDR 2014/2015 was the result of a joint project by the UNDP Lesotho Country Office and the Government of Lesotho. The project supported a survey to assess the Status of the Youth (2012) in Lesotho, which formed a foundation for more robust research on youth and development, in the context of human development.

Lesotho National Human Development Report

The Lesotho NHDR 2014/2015 was the result of a joint project by the UNDP Lesotho Country Office and the Government of Lesotho. The project supported a survey to assess the Status of the Youth (2012) in Lesotho, which formed a foundation for more robust research on youth and development, in the context of human development.

Lesotho’s Millennium Challenge Account

The US, acting through the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) and the Kingdom of Lesotho (the Government), entered into a Millennium Challenge Compact to assist the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA) in achieving its goals of poverty reduction through economic growth. The MCA aimed to reduce poverty, increase economic growth, improve water supply for industrial and domestic use, improve health outcomes, and remove barriers to foreign and local private sector investment.

Manuals for data collection and decision-making around malaria

Malaria is a major global health problem, with the African Region being the most severely impacted. In this Region, efforts have been made to align National Malaria Strategic Plans (NMSPs) with the framework of the Global Technical Strategy for Malaria 2016–2030. The vision of this programme is “a world free of malaria”. We worked with WHO to create technical user manuals that support and guide healthcare practitioners in effectively developing and reviewing these NMSPs. The manuals also provide step-by-step guidelines for carrying out several tasks that ensure high quality malaria data is collected from healthcare facilities and communities in the region. These manuals are now integral to the malaria programme activities undertaken by member states within the African Region.

Manuals for data collection and decision-making around malaria

Malaria is a major global health problem, with the African Region being the most severely impacted. In this Region, efforts have been made to align National Malaria Strategic Plans (NMSPs) with the framework of the Global Technical Strategy for Malaria 2016–2030. The vision of this programme is “a world free of malaria”. We worked with WHO to create technical user manuals that support and guide healthcare practitioners in effectively developing and reviewing these NMSPs. The manuals also provide step-by-step guidelines for carrying out several tasks that ensure high quality malaria data is collected from healthcare facilities and communities in the region. These manuals are now integral to the malaria programme activities undertaken by member states within the African Region.

National communication strategies

Climate change affects health in many ways. A key first step in addressing these impacts is effective communication, including a plan for mobilising action and engaging communities and various levels of government. This project involved the production of climate change and health communication strategies for government and UN agencies in Tanzania and Malawi and associated climate change and health initiatives.

Ocean Acidification Visualised

In consultation with scientists from the Save Our Seas Foundation, we developed a double page infographic spread on ocean acidification for incorporation into their magazine. The infographic provides a pictorial scene of ocean acidification, showing the causes of ocean acidification, the predicted effects, and mitigation efforts that society can make.

Ongoing partnership with Clim-Health Africa

Climate change poses immediate and longterm threats to human health and survival across the globe. Nowhere is this anticipated to have a greater impact than in Africa, where social, political, environmental and economic conditions are already fragile.

Ongoing partnership with Clim-Health Africa

Climate change poses immediate and longterm threats to human health and survival across the globe. Nowhere is this anticipated to have a greater impact than in Africa, where social, political, environmental and economic conditions are already fragile.

Ongoing partnership with Clim-Health Africa

Climate change poses immediate and longterm threats to human health and survival across the globe. Nowhere is this anticipated to have a greater impact than in Africa, where social, political, environmental and economic conditions are already fragile.

Ongoing partnership with Clim-Health Africa

Climate change poses immediate and longterm threats to human health and survival across the globe. Nowhere is this anticipated to have a greater impact than in Africa, where social, political, environmental and economic conditions are already fragile.

Summary report, country profiles and animation

We worked with the Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation in developing a summary report, “Making development co-operation more effective”, producing 79 four-page country reports, creating an animation, and a series of one page infographics.

We were eager to help communicate GPEDC’s work and findings on development co-operation through a number of different graphic-rich mediums.

Summary report, country profiles and animation

We worked with the Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation in developing a summary report, “Making development co-operation more effective”, producing 79 four-page country reports, creating an animation, and a series of one page infographics.

We were eager to help communicate GPEDC’s work and findings on development co-operation through a number of different graphic-rich mediums.

Synthesis Report on Libreville Declaration

Lushomo worked with the African regional office of the WHO to help communicate complex data from across Africa. Focusing on issues of health and the environment, Lushomo created new types of communication materials that will hopefully get the world talking about how to safeguard health in rapidly changing African environments.

In 2008, African countries adopted the Libreville Declaration, committing themselves to establish an alliance between health and environment, as a basis for a joint plan of action. In 2015, African ministers will reconvene in an effort to discuss the progress, challenges and way forward.

Lushomo used raw data collected by 34 African countries, analysed it, and created the second Synthesis Report on African challenges and change in relation to environmental determinants of health. The aim is to use data and design to inform, inspire and motivate policy-makers, donors and the broader public alike.

Synthesis Report on Libreville Declaration

Lushomo worked with the African regional office of the WHO to help communicate complex data from across Africa. Focusing on issues of health and the environment, Lushomo created new types of communication materials that will hopefully get the world talking about how to safeguard health in rapidly changing African environments.

In 2008, African countries adopted the Libreville Declaration, committing themselves to establish an alliance between health and environment, as a basis for a joint plan of action. In 2015, African ministers will reconvene in an effort to discuss the progress, challenges and way forward.

Lushomo used raw data collected by 34 African countries, analysed it, and created the second Synthesis Report on African challenges and change in relation to environmental determinants of health. The aim is to use data and design to inform, inspire and motivate policy-makers, donors and the broader public alike.

Synthesis Report on Libreville Declaration

Lushomo worked with the African regional office of the WHO to help communicate complex data from across Africa. Focusing on issues of health and the environment, Lushomo created new types of communication materials that will hopefully get the world talking about how to safeguard health in rapidly changing African environments.

In 2008, African countries adopted the Libreville Declaration, committing themselves to establish an alliance between health and environment, as a basis for a joint plan of action. In 2015, African ministers will reconvene in an effort to discuss the progress, challenges and way forward.

Lushomo used raw data collected by 34 African countries, analysed it, and created the second Synthesis Report on African challenges and change in relation to environmental determinants of health. The aim is to use data and design to inform, inspire and motivate policy-makers, donors and the broader public alike.

The Transformation Strategy in Action

For the past year, teams at the WHO African Regional Office have been transforming their processes guided by the CDS Transformation Strategy. This strategy aims to maximise productivity, to improve the quality of support provided by technical teams to countries and partners, and to increase the impact of their work.

Tobacco Control Toolkit

Tobacco causes over 7 million deaths each year. Tobacco companies rarely have to deal with the impacts of their products. In this project we developed a new interactive communications tool for holding tobacco companies to account for the harmful effects of tobacco.

This was a ground-breaking piece of work for the WHO. It involved taking contemporary digital design and applying it to a technical health problem. The result was an interactive tool that helped national teams navigate the legal mazes involved in challenging tobacco companies.

Vector-borne diseases in Africa

Over a number of years, Lushomo has worked with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and several health-research partners. The aim was to help these teams share their research with policymakers, communities and other stakeholders.

Vector-borne diseases in Africa

Over a number of years, Lushomo has worked with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and several health-research partners. The aim was to help these teams share their research with policymakers, communities and other stakeholders.

Vector-borne diseases in Africa

Over a number of years, Lushomo has worked with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and several health-research partners. The aim was to help these teams share their research with policymakers, communities and other stakeholders.

Vector-borne diseases in Africa

Over a number of years, Lushomo has worked with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and several health-research partners. The aim was to help these teams share their research with policymakers, communities and other stakeholders.

YouthStart Global brochure

Following production of the four financial reports for UNCDF, we designed a brochure on the evaluation of YouthStart’s pilot project.