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
Finding the Canadian path to net zero greenhouse gas emissions
How to explain clearly the myriad of ways by which Canada can achieve its target of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050?
Client : Canadian Institute for Climate ChoicesYear : 2021
A portfolio of inclusive businesses for a sustainable future
How to present the project portfolio of a new Canadian international development organization?
Client : FinDev CanadaYear : 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
Integration of new immigrants in Montréal
How to best communicate the efforts to finance integration activities for new immigrants in Montreal?
Client : Ville de MontréalYear : 2020
Revealing parents’ and students’ priorities
How can you clearly communicate the results of a major consultation when the future of children depends on it?
Client : Commission scolaire de MontréalYear : 2019
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
A theory of change for inclusive businesses
How to present the way in which a new development organization intends to change the world?
Client : FinDev CanadaYear : 2019
Visualizing World Inequality
Income inequality is both a stark reality and an abstract concept shown in numbers and calculations. How can it be made visible at the national and international level?
Client : Public serviceYear : 2019
Toward a clean world for all
An independent evaluation found out that the World Bank Group is underinvesting in a major environmental problem. How to get this point across at a busy international conference?
Client : Independent Evaluation Group of the World Bank GroupYear : 2018
Women smallholders in the financial inclusion agenda
How to show the complex results of a study showing that women do not have the same level of access to financial services as men in Tanzania and Mozambique?
Client : Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP)Year : 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