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The storyWe weave together the stories in the information, keeping in mind the aims and audience of the project – as well as their respective research uptake strategies.

Final productsAnimations

Presentations

Reports

Websites

Communication strategies

Data visualisations

Interactive infographics

Social media Movies

Data and research We take whatever information and data our clients give us and do qualitative and statistical research to fill in the gaps.

Patterns and trendsWe start to find patterns and trends in the data and information using Tableau and other software.

DesignFollowing a standardised UK Double-Diamond approach, we develop the final products offering clients plenty of opportunity to give feedback.

Client’s challengeProjects may start with anything from a mess of data to a technical report that just requires design.

Sketches and ideasFrom here, we develop sketches and ideas for the visuals and layouts, creating several “look-and-feel” options for our client’s feedback.

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Vector-borne diseasesAssignmentTo showcase the work of five research groups around Africa. Distilling and presenting the research in compelling visuals, and producing and managing the website.

Outputs • Website • Social media • Pull-up banners • A4 folders with inserts • Powerpoint presentation

WORLD HeaLTH ORganIzaTIOn THe SPeCIaL PROgRaMMe FOR ReSeaRCH anD TRaInIng In TROPICaL DISeaSeS

Malaria atlasAssignmentCreating several static and interactive maps and graphs for an Atlas on insecticide resistance in malaria vectors. Final deliverable (in progress) will be a full atlas for the African region.

Outputs • 174-page report

WORLD HeaLTH ORganIzaTIOn aFRICa

Climate Change & HealthAssignmentDevelop a range of materials based on surveys and literature review. Included all research, editorial, data design and visualisation elements.

Outputs • 90-Page report • Conference posters • Leaflets • Powerpoint presentation • Animation (5 minutes) • Online infographics • Website


Heart DiseaseAsignmentDevelop a toolkit on heart disease for practitioners across Africa.

Outputs • Interactive data visualisations • 60-page report with infographics • Pull-up banners • Social media infographics • CD, stickers and stationary design

RHeUMaTIC HeaRT DISeaSe aCTIOn

environmental HealthAssignmentDesign a range of four reports on environmental health, including four different look-and-feels, maps, graphs and visuals – for print and web.

Outputs • Four infographic-rich A4 reports


Financial ReportsAsignmentTo design four reports on the importance of youth financial services, using infographics to increase interest and readability.

Outputs • Four reports in English and French • Four briefs in English and French summarising the reports

UnITeD naTIOnS CaPITaL DeVeLOPMenT FUnD

enaCTS: enhancing national Climate ServicesAssignmentDevelop a logo and design style for the ENACTS intitiative, as well as several brochures introducing ENACTS and its many possibilities to practitioners and policy makers.

Outputs • ENACTS logo • Brochures introducing ENACTS

COLUMBIa UnIVeRSITY – eaRTH InSTITUTe

Save Our Seas InfographicAsignmentTo visually explain the process of ocean acidification for readers of Save Our Seas.

Outputs • A3 infographic

SaVe OUR SeaS

#environmentalHealth InfographicsAsignmentTo develop a series of infographics on climate change for the WHO Department of Public Health, Environment and Social Determinants of Health (PHE) for a social media campaign.

Outputs • Five infographic slides in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Russian

WORLD HeaLTH ORganIzaTIOn – DePaRTMenT OF PUBLIC HeaLTH

#BanLeadPaint InfographicsAsignmentTo develop a series of infographics for a social media campaign on lead paint for the WHO Department of Public Health, Environment and Social Determinants of Health (PHE).

Outputs • Three infographic slides in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Russian


access to Medicines InfographicsAsignmentTo develop infographics for the Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel on Access to medicines, to be incorporated into a report.

Outputs • Four infographic spreads

UnITeD naTIOnS DeVeLOPMenT PROgRaMMe

Climate Change & HealthAsignmentTo produce a multipurpose infographic banner on the expected changes, and the challenges that climate change poses in Africa.

Outputs • A multipurpose infographic banner that can be separated into different panels


Climate Change & HealthAsignmentTo communicate on climate change and health in Africa.

5-7%potential increase inmalaria distribution

CLIMATE CHANGE POSES IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM THREATS TO HUMAN HEALTH AND SURVIVAL ACROSS THE GLOBE. THIS IS ESPECIALLY TRUE IN AFRICA, WHERE SOCIAL, POLITICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND

ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ALREADY CREATE SERIOUS HEALTH VULNERABILITIES FOR MANY COMMUNITIES.THIS IS THE STORY OF HOW CLIMATE CHANGE WILL IMPACT HEALTH THIS CENTURY

CLIMATE CHANGEAND HEALTH IN AFRICA

Changes in temperature, humidity and rainfall are a

likely consequence of climate change in Africa. Dry areas will become drier and wet

areas wetter. Across Africa, some of the greatest impacts of climate change on health will centre on water-stress

and under-nutrition

CLIMATE & HEALTH

SHARED RIVERSVARIABILITY

RESPONSES MORE INFORMATION

References:http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/feature/2013/06/19/what-climate-change-means-africa-asia-coastal-poorhttp://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTAFRICA/Resources/ClimateChange-StrategyReport2010-Full_vNoImages.pdfhttp://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar5/wg1/IPCC. 2007. Fourth Assessment Report.The Psychology of Climate Change Communication. Centre for Research on Environmental Decisions. http://guide.cred.columbia.edu/guide/sec1.html"Conference on Water Scarcity in Africa: Issues and Challenges". Retrieved 18 March 2013.

Virtually all sub-Saharan African countries, and Egypt, share at least one international water

basin. The Nile River Basin serves 11 countries. With increased populationa and decreased water

levels, the possiblity for conflict is high.

The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) aims to prevent these problems. In 2008 a World Health Assembly Resolution recognised climate change as

a high priority. There are now National Adaptation Programmes of Action in many African countries.

More action by governments, their international partners, and civil society is still needed.

For more information on climate changeand health visit the following websites

INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE (http://www.ipcc.ch)THE WORLD BANK

(http://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/climatechange) UNEP

(http://www.unep.org/climatechange/)

Climate change will effect different parts of Africa in different ways. Some places will get wetter, others

drier, and agricultural impacts vary around the continent. While temperature is set to increase, this will not be a uniform process across the continent.

APPROXIMATETEMPERATURE

INCREASEYEAR

50%Drop in some countries’

yields from rain-fed agriculture

80% TO 90%of all rural families

produce theirown food.

350 millionlive in a water

stressedenvironment

Up to 600 millionexperienceincreased

water stress

Malaria spreads in Ethiopia, Kenya

and Burundi.

CONFLICTS FOR WATER AND NATURAL

RESOURCES ARELIKELY TOINTENSIFY

Greater population means more smoke from fires,

chemicals released from hazardous facilities, or

pollutants created within households. This will harm

human health.

RESEARCHThis infographic simplifies a large quantity of data that is often derived from complex modelling and projections. There are many different scenarios for

climate change in Africa. The data presented here is based on what UN and other agencies say about

climate change, but for a fuller picture it is necessary to go to the documents quoted in the references below.

R

TODAY

2040

2050

2060

2070

2080

2090

2100

2030

2020

2010

+40C

+30C

+20C

+0C

+10C

under increased

water stress

75-250MILLION

POPULATION

TWO THIRDS OF AFRICA IS ALREADY DESERT OR CONSIDERED ARID.

ARID LAND

80%

80 PERCENT OF ENERGY COMES FROM BIOMASS.

ENERGYLIVELIHOOD AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN AFRICA

IS HEAVILY DEPENDENT ON RAIN-FED AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES.

RAIN-FED AGRICULTURE

30%OF GDP

70%EMPLOYS

CONTRIBUTES

OF POPULATION

WATER DISEASEFOOD

800 MILLION

1.3 BILLION

2 BILLION

2.5 BILLION

The sea levelrises between

20-50cm

By 2080 many coastal cities will be flooded

40%Less rainfall

Substantial increasesin childhood stunting due to malnutrition

Croplands shrink to nearly 90% (and food per person decreases

by 15%)

90% 15%

Drought, crop failure, hunger all

increase.

Water scarcitydisplaces

24 -700 millionpeople

90 MILLIONmore people exposed

to malaria

Of maize land now unable to support

the crops40%

10 MILLIONmore children malnourished

TEMP INCREASE

POPULATION INCREASE

Cleandrinkingwater is

harder to find.

5 to 8% increase ofarid and semi-arid land

150%ACIDITY INCREASE

in oceans killingmarine life

3 BILLION

4 BILLION

COMPLEX EMERGENCIESComplex emergencies can centre around

demographic, environmental, economic and social instabilities. Environmental disasters and climate change will effect other unstable aspects of Africa

life in dangerous and unpredicatable ways.

SO AFRICA IS PARTICULARLY VULNERABLE TO CLIMATE CHANGE.BELOW ARE SOME OF THE LIKELY HEALTH RELATED IMPACTS WITHIN THIS CENTURY.

W W W . L U S H O M O . N E T

Outputs • Infographic banner


Climate Change & HealthAsignmentTo develop an animation on preventing disease through healthy environments.

WHO Animation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tupJDf13jBo

Outputs • A two-minute animation


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