Design for development

A closer look at a recent report we designed for (RSB).

This post zooms in on key spreads, how information is structured, how visuals carry complex ideas, and how the overall system holds together.

The report unpacks Book & Claim systems and their role in scaling Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), with a strong focus on transparency and credibility in emerging markets.

Our approach was to strip things back: clear hierarchy, purposeful graphics, and a layout that makes technical content easier to navigate and understand.

Designing the ‘MSF Manual for Key Populations Programming’ must count as one of our highlights for the year. The manual presents extensive knowledge from Médecins Sans Frontières / MSF staff experiences from around the world. It is aimed at Médecins Sans Frontières / MSF staff and other health care organisations, working with Key populations – which includes marginalised groups such as s*x workers, Trans and gender diverse people, People who use drugs, and people in prisons or closed setting. “Key populations are present in every context where MSF operates. However, they often remain unseen due to the fear of stigma and harassment from government, police, and health workers, and from within their communities.”

It was a pleasure working with this highly committed, knowledgeable and passionate team at Médecins Sans Frontières / MSF South Africa.