What we’ve done
We are information designers because we commit to understanding the substance and finding design solutions. See how we do it by engaging in a dialogue with our clients.
Networks at work
How can we show the strengths and weaknesses of the start-up ecosystem in Tokyo?
Client : Tokyo Development Learning CenterYear : 2021
The Canadian economy and the transition to a low-carbon world
How can we show the opportunities and the risks for Canada of the wave of low carbon at the global level?
Client : Canadian Institute for Climate ChoicesYear : 2021
Taking nature into account(ing)
How can we show that protecting biodiversity can be good for the economy?
Client : World Bank GroupYear : 2021
Promoting food security for farming communities
How do you create a practical and easy-to-use tool to guide the collection and analysis of data that will ensure seed security?
Client : SeedChangeYear : 2020
Encouraging economic development in the East of Montréal
Historically, the East of Montreal is a region that has been less developed and less well served than the Center and the West. How can we mobilize political actors to restore equity?
Client : Chambre de commerce de l’Est de MontréalYear : 2019
Bamako: The time to act is now!
How to convey the immense opportunity of urban development in Bamako for all of Mali?
Client : World Bank GroupYear : 2018
Before It’s Too Late
How do you convey as clearly as possible that fauna is at a tipping point in a crucial spot of biodiversity in Africa?
Client : World Bank GroupYear : 2018
The path to low-carbon, low-cost electricity grids
How are we going to get the right mix of energy sources in our electricity grids to achieve a low-carbon economy?
Client : Climate Policy InitiativeYear : 2017