This document contains a graphic design portfolio index showcasing various projects including self-promotion, campaigns, packaging, photography, and illustrations. Projects include a Crafty Mimosa campaign for Durban craft spots, a Live Stock NSPCA campaign against animal abuse, a Baskerville typeface specimen booklet, Typo travel packaging, mug cake food photography, a hair advertisement illustration, Blik Bier craft beer packaging, and an infographic on organ trafficking in South Africa.
Brand book created with art direction from Natalia Ramos. Creative strategy and copywriting including scriptwriting for video content by Sydney Burns.
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The document discusses child slavery in Africa based on research from various sources. The author chose the topic after learning about it on an Oprah show. Their research found that children as young as five are sold by poor families into slavery, where brokers promise education and care but the children end up working long hours under cruel conditions. Between 5,000 to 7,000 child slaves currently work on Lake Volta in Ghana fishing, sleeping in tight quarters with little food or space.
This document contains a curriculum vitae for Guillaume Muteba, including personal details, educational background, computer skills, employment history, and references. Muteba has a BSc in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology from the University of Stellenbosch and is seeking a permanent position in the medical, biology laboratory, or medical sales fields that offers career growth. He has work experience in medical sales, market research, and as a laboratory assistant and quality controller.
This document discusses the lack of justice for rape victims in India. It notes that while the Indian constitution guarantees rights to all citizens equally, in reality women's rights are frequently violated. Rape cases have significantly increased over time but politicians often blame victims and make excuses for rapists rather than enacting stricter laws. Victims often do not report rapes due to fears of further threats, insults, and lack of support from police and society. More work is still needed to change mindsets that justify rape and do not support victims in obtaining justice.
This document displays and describes various fine jewelry items that could be worn for a wedding, including rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and brooches. The jewelry features gemstones like diamonds, sapphires, aquamarines, topaz, and pearls in yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold. Brief tips are provided on how to wear different jewelry styles for a wedding ceremony and photos.
Este documento parece ser un catálogo de productos de moda que incluye prendas como abrigos, americanas, vestidos, blusas, pantalones y accesorios como bolsos, cinturones, joyas y gafas de sol. Cada producto tiene una breve descripción y un precio en euros. La lista incluye más de 100 artículos ordenados por categoría y precio.
Brand book created with art direction from Natalia Ramos. Creative strategy and copywriting including scriptwriting for video content by Sydney Burns.
Please note: Slideshare does not support video. Please view the video here: https://vimeo.com/55254709
The document discusses child slavery in Africa based on research from various sources. The author chose the topic after learning about it on an Oprah show. Their research found that children as young as five are sold by poor families into slavery, where brokers promise education and care but the children end up working long hours under cruel conditions. Between 5,000 to 7,000 child slaves currently work on Lake Volta in Ghana fishing, sleeping in tight quarters with little food or space.
This document contains a curriculum vitae for Guillaume Muteba, including personal details, educational background, computer skills, employment history, and references. Muteba has a BSc in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology from the University of Stellenbosch and is seeking a permanent position in the medical, biology laboratory, or medical sales fields that offers career growth. He has work experience in medical sales, market research, and as a laboratory assistant and quality controller.
This document discusses the lack of justice for rape victims in India. It notes that while the Indian constitution guarantees rights to all citizens equally, in reality women's rights are frequently violated. Rape cases have significantly increased over time but politicians often blame victims and make excuses for rapists rather than enacting stricter laws. Victims often do not report rapes due to fears of further threats, insults, and lack of support from police and society. More work is still needed to change mindsets that justify rape and do not support victims in obtaining justice.
This document displays and describes various fine jewelry items that could be worn for a wedding, including rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and brooches. The jewelry features gemstones like diamonds, sapphires, aquamarines, topaz, and pearls in yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold. Brief tips are provided on how to wear different jewelry styles for a wedding ceremony and photos.
Este documento parece ser un catálogo de productos de moda que incluye prendas como abrigos, americanas, vestidos, blusas, pantalones y accesorios como bolsos, cinturones, joyas y gafas de sol. Cada producto tiene una breve descripción y un precio en euros. La lista incluye más de 100 artículos ordenados por categoría y precio.
Btech Practical Project - Anti Rhino poaching online campaignJamey Plessis
The document outlines an online awareness campaign called "If You Only Knew" to help raise awareness about rhino poaching. It discusses the five remaining rhino species and background on poaching. It then profiles several organizations working to protect rhinos and their initiatives. The target market for the campaign is described as well as how social media can be used. The campaign concept involves creating an interactive rhino personality on social media to educate people about rhino life. Elements would include a viral video, masks with links to the online pages, and advertising the rhino's social media accounts.
The American Cancer Society works to eliminate cancer through prevention, education, advocacy and research. It has spent over $4 billion on cancer research, more than any other nonprofit. It relies on over 2.5 million volunteers and staff to conduct research, provide patient support, and fundraise through events like Relay for Life.
Brick Brewery launched Canada's first plastic beer bottle. The 473ml PET bottles hold more volume than standard glass bottles and are said to cool faster and stay colder longer. They will be available in Ontario in mid-October. Some see advantages like less breakage and weight, while others note disadvantages like lack of refillability and higher price per volume. Only time will tell if plastic bottled beer catches on with Canadian consumers.
This document provides summaries of 6 topics:
1. Sony conducted a phone swap promotion at a music festival where attendees could temporarily use a Sony Xperia phone while their own phone charged and be targeted with offers.
2. Volvo released another stunt video testing the capabilities of its trucks by having one "bull run" through a Spanish city, garnering millions of views.
3. Initiatives in Iceland and the US raised awareness of breast cancer, with Iceland painting the world's largest pink ribbon and the US launching a #Mamming campaign.
4. A Polish Red Cross app encourages users to donate calories they resist craving to malnourished children, raising over 75% more donations within 3
A machine designed to bring out the philanthropist in us all.
Replacing archaic donation boxes with tapandgive stations, swip the card and donate at point of experience to help culture, community and and fundraisers.
The document proposes the "Trunk Love" program to help raise awareness of the declining African elephant population. It involves two main elements: 1) Live and digital "trunk show" fashion events to bring together designers, retailers, and influencers. 2) Art installations featuring original elephant sculptures that would take over public spaces like parks and districts in various cities. The goal is to use the commercial power of the fashion industry to share the elephants' story in an emotional way through art and commerce in order to capture attention and support for conservation efforts. A digital exhibit and social media components are also discussed.
Heritage brands in South Africa stay relevant by leveraging culture, connecting with communities, and positioning themselves as 'cool'. Some key ways they leverage culture include celebrating cultural practices and languages, as seen in Sunlight's 'Since Since' campaign. They connect with communities by celebrating cultural elements like clan praises through Castle Milk Stout's 'ClanBeats' project. Brands also stay relevant by understanding issues communities care about, like name pronunciation, as shown in Coca-Cola and Nando's campaigns addressing this.
This document summarizes the weekly meeting of the Marina Key Club on May 6th, 2014. It discusses several upcoming fundraisers and service events, including Eliminate Week from May 5th-9th to raise money for the Eliminate Project and eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus. It also announces contests for a division t-shirt design and "Member of the Month", as well as additional events like a Relay for Life, Duck-a-thon, and car wash.
The document contains various advertisements from different companies and organizations. It includes ads from Multiple Sclerosis Society about living with MS, NSPCC about child safety, T-Mobile about the Champions League, Ariel about green cleaning, Monster.co.uk for jobs, Saatchi Interactive about not advertising, Toyota Landcruiser about its use in humanitarian aid, Olay about eye cream and dates, Ariel Colour about lipstick shades, Toyota Corolla and Avensis about cars, and Voltaren about pain relief.
Employee engagement E-mails play a crucial role in building internal brand awareness and a happy work culture. I have compiled a few sample mailers I made at Tesco as part of our employee engagement initiative.
Ashley Jenkins creates graphic designs that are bold, beautiful, original, and limitless. She has been designing since age 12 and pursues cohesive designs that relate to subject matter. One of her recent projects was creating a logo for a women's conference on a limited budget utilizing two colors and various fonts to depict a tree with barren and fruitful sides.
Consumer Trends at Cannes Lions 2016 - Canvas8Canvas8
This document summarizes 5 consumer behavior trends seen in winning campaigns at the 2016 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity: New Heritage, Youthful Truths, Empathy Games, Censoring Censorship, and Subverted Stereotypes. It provides examples for each trend, such as using nostalgia to revive brands from the past (New Heritage), using childlike narratives to discuss difficult truths (Youthful Truths), and harnessing technology to encourage empathy (Empathy Games). The document also includes statistics and further reading suggestions related to each trend.
The document provides instructions for creating an account and submitting assignment requests on the HelpWriting.net website. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a form with assignment details and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment. 5) Request revisions until satisfied with the work. The site uses a bidding system and promises original, high-quality content with refunds for plagiarism.
The document summarizes Kit Carson's character development in the novel The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare. It discusses how Kit changes throughout the story - from being initially materialistic and shallow, only caring about appearances, to showing signs of caring for others and their well-being by the end of the story. The document analyzes examples from the beginning, middle, and end of the novel to demonstrate Kit's progression from a superficial viewpoint to valuing people for their internal qualities and caring about others beyond herself.
The document is a portfolio from a graphic designer fish. It tells the story of how the fish started his career in graphic design after school but eventually grew tired of corporate work. He then spent years traveling and trying different jobs before realizing his passion was in design. He now runs his own small design business and showcases examples of his work, including branding, packaging, advertising, and book/magazine designs. The portfolio shows the fish has experience in a wide variety of design projects for both corporate and independent clients.
The document summarizes several stories:
1) A Fairtrade drinks company called All Good is working to support West African kola nut farmers by sourcing the nuts for their Karma Cola drink. They have invested over €68,000 back into farming communities in Sierra Leone.
2) A new soap from Senegalese students and a stove from Benin researchers aim to address malaria and deforestation respectively in Africa.
3) Travel site Voyaj aims to match travelers with hosts worldwide to build cross-cultural understanding through shared experiences.
Guinness used ethnographic research called "Xploring" to better understand consumer behavior in Africa. They created the fictional character Michael Power to inspire Africans and doubled sales ahead of schedule. Later campaigns focused on celebrating real examples of African greatness. Through stories discovered via Xploring, Guinness portrayed how ordinary Africans achieve extraordinary things, helping consumers feel empowered. This established Guinness as a brand that believes in Africans and their ability to succeed. Similarly, UNICEF used Xploring in China to develop an awareness campaign highlighting how all adults were once someone's child.
Cans Against Cancer is an organization that collects aluminum cans to raise money to help fight childhood cancer and support affected families. Its goal is to collect 220,000 cans, weighing 6,666 pounds, to raise $5,000 for donation to organizations like the American Childhood Cancer Foundation and American Cancer Society. The organization trades collected cans at a local recycling facility for 75 cents per pound, above the national average, and uses the proceeds from recycling aluminum waste to support its charitable mission.
- Charlie Mayhew gave the keynote speech at the Groenveld Conference on June 13, 2013 about the unprecedented poaching crisis in Africa threatening elephants, rhinos, and other species.
- Demand for rhino horn and ivory from Asian consumers is driving rampant poaching of these animals for profit, despite these products having no proven medicinal value. Iconic species like rhinos and elephants are at risk of extinction within a generation if trends continue.
- Tusk, the organization Mayhew represents, works on anti-poaching efforts, supports community conservation initiatives, and advocates for strong policies to curb demand and enhance enforcement against wildlife trafficking. Mayhew calls on the global community to work together to
Btech Practical Project - Anti Rhino poaching online campaignJamey Plessis
The document outlines an online awareness campaign called "If You Only Knew" to help raise awareness about rhino poaching. It discusses the five remaining rhino species and background on poaching. It then profiles several organizations working to protect rhinos and their initiatives. The target market for the campaign is described as well as how social media can be used. The campaign concept involves creating an interactive rhino personality on social media to educate people about rhino life. Elements would include a viral video, masks with links to the online pages, and advertising the rhino's social media accounts.
The American Cancer Society works to eliminate cancer through prevention, education, advocacy and research. It has spent over $4 billion on cancer research, more than any other nonprofit. It relies on over 2.5 million volunteers and staff to conduct research, provide patient support, and fundraise through events like Relay for Life.
Brick Brewery launched Canada's first plastic beer bottle. The 473ml PET bottles hold more volume than standard glass bottles and are said to cool faster and stay colder longer. They will be available in Ontario in mid-October. Some see advantages like less breakage and weight, while others note disadvantages like lack of refillability and higher price per volume. Only time will tell if plastic bottled beer catches on with Canadian consumers.
This document provides summaries of 6 topics:
1. Sony conducted a phone swap promotion at a music festival where attendees could temporarily use a Sony Xperia phone while their own phone charged and be targeted with offers.
2. Volvo released another stunt video testing the capabilities of its trucks by having one "bull run" through a Spanish city, garnering millions of views.
3. Initiatives in Iceland and the US raised awareness of breast cancer, with Iceland painting the world's largest pink ribbon and the US launching a #Mamming campaign.
4. A Polish Red Cross app encourages users to donate calories they resist craving to malnourished children, raising over 75% more donations within 3
A machine designed to bring out the philanthropist in us all.
Replacing archaic donation boxes with tapandgive stations, swip the card and donate at point of experience to help culture, community and and fundraisers.
The document proposes the "Trunk Love" program to help raise awareness of the declining African elephant population. It involves two main elements: 1) Live and digital "trunk show" fashion events to bring together designers, retailers, and influencers. 2) Art installations featuring original elephant sculptures that would take over public spaces like parks and districts in various cities. The goal is to use the commercial power of the fashion industry to share the elephants' story in an emotional way through art and commerce in order to capture attention and support for conservation efforts. A digital exhibit and social media components are also discussed.
Heritage brands in South Africa stay relevant by leveraging culture, connecting with communities, and positioning themselves as 'cool'. Some key ways they leverage culture include celebrating cultural practices and languages, as seen in Sunlight's 'Since Since' campaign. They connect with communities by celebrating cultural elements like clan praises through Castle Milk Stout's 'ClanBeats' project. Brands also stay relevant by understanding issues communities care about, like name pronunciation, as shown in Coca-Cola and Nando's campaigns addressing this.
This document summarizes the weekly meeting of the Marina Key Club on May 6th, 2014. It discusses several upcoming fundraisers and service events, including Eliminate Week from May 5th-9th to raise money for the Eliminate Project and eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus. It also announces contests for a division t-shirt design and "Member of the Month", as well as additional events like a Relay for Life, Duck-a-thon, and car wash.
The document contains various advertisements from different companies and organizations. It includes ads from Multiple Sclerosis Society about living with MS, NSPCC about child safety, T-Mobile about the Champions League, Ariel about green cleaning, Monster.co.uk for jobs, Saatchi Interactive about not advertising, Toyota Landcruiser about its use in humanitarian aid, Olay about eye cream and dates, Ariel Colour about lipstick shades, Toyota Corolla and Avensis about cars, and Voltaren about pain relief.
Employee engagement E-mails play a crucial role in building internal brand awareness and a happy work culture. I have compiled a few sample mailers I made at Tesco as part of our employee engagement initiative.
Ashley Jenkins creates graphic designs that are bold, beautiful, original, and limitless. She has been designing since age 12 and pursues cohesive designs that relate to subject matter. One of her recent projects was creating a logo for a women's conference on a limited budget utilizing two colors and various fonts to depict a tree with barren and fruitful sides.
Consumer Trends at Cannes Lions 2016 - Canvas8Canvas8
This document summarizes 5 consumer behavior trends seen in winning campaigns at the 2016 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity: New Heritage, Youthful Truths, Empathy Games, Censoring Censorship, and Subverted Stereotypes. It provides examples for each trend, such as using nostalgia to revive brands from the past (New Heritage), using childlike narratives to discuss difficult truths (Youthful Truths), and harnessing technology to encourage empathy (Empathy Games). The document also includes statistics and further reading suggestions related to each trend.
The document provides instructions for creating an account and submitting assignment requests on the HelpWriting.net website. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a form with assignment details and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment. 5) Request revisions until satisfied with the work. The site uses a bidding system and promises original, high-quality content with refunds for plagiarism.
The document summarizes Kit Carson's character development in the novel The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare. It discusses how Kit changes throughout the story - from being initially materialistic and shallow, only caring about appearances, to showing signs of caring for others and their well-being by the end of the story. The document analyzes examples from the beginning, middle, and end of the novel to demonstrate Kit's progression from a superficial viewpoint to valuing people for their internal qualities and caring about others beyond herself.
The document is a portfolio from a graphic designer fish. It tells the story of how the fish started his career in graphic design after school but eventually grew tired of corporate work. He then spent years traveling and trying different jobs before realizing his passion was in design. He now runs his own small design business and showcases examples of his work, including branding, packaging, advertising, and book/magazine designs. The portfolio shows the fish has experience in a wide variety of design projects for both corporate and independent clients.
The document summarizes several stories:
1) A Fairtrade drinks company called All Good is working to support West African kola nut farmers by sourcing the nuts for their Karma Cola drink. They have invested over €68,000 back into farming communities in Sierra Leone.
2) A new soap from Senegalese students and a stove from Benin researchers aim to address malaria and deforestation respectively in Africa.
3) Travel site Voyaj aims to match travelers with hosts worldwide to build cross-cultural understanding through shared experiences.
Guinness used ethnographic research called "Xploring" to better understand consumer behavior in Africa. They created the fictional character Michael Power to inspire Africans and doubled sales ahead of schedule. Later campaigns focused on celebrating real examples of African greatness. Through stories discovered via Xploring, Guinness portrayed how ordinary Africans achieve extraordinary things, helping consumers feel empowered. This established Guinness as a brand that believes in Africans and their ability to succeed. Similarly, UNICEF used Xploring in China to develop an awareness campaign highlighting how all adults were once someone's child.
Cans Against Cancer is an organization that collects aluminum cans to raise money to help fight childhood cancer and support affected families. Its goal is to collect 220,000 cans, weighing 6,666 pounds, to raise $5,000 for donation to organizations like the American Childhood Cancer Foundation and American Cancer Society. The organization trades collected cans at a local recycling facility for 75 cents per pound, above the national average, and uses the proceeds from recycling aluminum waste to support its charitable mission.
- Charlie Mayhew gave the keynote speech at the Groenveld Conference on June 13, 2013 about the unprecedented poaching crisis in Africa threatening elephants, rhinos, and other species.
- Demand for rhino horn and ivory from Asian consumers is driving rampant poaching of these animals for profit, despite these products having no proven medicinal value. Iconic species like rhinos and elephants are at risk of extinction within a generation if trends continue.
- Tusk, the organization Mayhew represents, works on anti-poaching efforts, supports community conservation initiatives, and advocates for strong policies to curb demand and enhance enforcement against wildlife trafficking. Mayhew calls on the global community to work together to
4. 03 SELF PROMOTION
My self promotional identity is inspired by simplicity and
the South African enamel tin cup. The abstract typographic
logo “KEZ”, contrasts with the tin cup.
5. 04SELF PROMOTION
The corporate identity
of the mint tin cup and
white is kept constant
throughout all the
stationary elements.
7. 06 D&AD COMPETITION
Crafty Mimosa Durban reveals the hipster trend of cultural spots. The use
of various advertising platforms, such as the bicycle, which is well used
on the weekends. As well as sign posts, which would be located at the
various promoted spots.
8. 07D&AD COMPETITION
The Crafty Mimosa App
would be used to locate
the promoted hipster food
spots. An icon represents
each spot. Once you have
visited the spot, the
icon will highlight and
highlight a path to all
the spots visited.
10. 09 NSPCA CAMPAIGN
The NSPCA campaign promotes the abuse of livestock, where for
example, a pig is represented as a shipping crate. This bold
imagery enhances the sadness of this situation that needs to
be stopped.
11. 10NSPCA CAMPAIGN
A storyboard illustrating
a TV Advert. The advert
shows the pig transform
into a shipping crate and
back to a pig again. With
strong use of text stamped
to the pig to enhance the
cruelty.
13. 12 TYPE SPECIMEN BOOKLET
The Baskerville type specimen booklet has a cut-out on the
cover revealing the chaotic background. The background is
made up of the layered word “Baskerville”.
14. 13TYPE SPECIMEN BOOKLET
A simplistic poster for
the type font Baskerville
perfectly highlighting the
“classical chaos” theme.
16. 15 TYPO PROMOTIONAL PACKAGING
The Travellers Starter Kit is a gift set that compliments
the “Typo” brand. The gift set consists of the basic elements
needed when travelling.
22. 21 ILLUSTRATED HAIR ADVERT
A hair advert with the caption “Make sure you have
your own story to tell”, is telling the story of a
journey through the desert.
25. 24 CRAFT BEER PACKAGING
Blik Bier craft beer comes in a selection of four
flavours, which includes; Burnt Porter, Dry Lager,
Fruity Ale and Sweet Pilsner.
DRY LAGERFRUITYALE
26. 25CRAFT BEER PACKAGING
Blik Bier poster, inspired
by the South African enamel
tin cup, uses integrated
typography to display
information.
28. 27 INFOGRAPHIC
ORGAN TRAFFICKING IN SOUTH AFRICA HAS
BECOME A MAJOR CONCERN WHERE CHILDREN
AND FEMALES ARE MAINLY TARGETED.
Lungs
Definition
Crime
A vital human organ.
There is unclear
investigations as to
whether one has to
be living to harvest
this organ. 10% of
heart transplant
patients are younger
than 18 years old.
- 2013 : 7 Adult
transplants.
- S.A : A heart
R1000000.
A vital human organ
that is harvested
from adults,
willingly and
unwillingly. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 7 adult
transplants.
- S.A : one lung
R80000
The practice of
selling organs for
transplant, legally
or illegally. It
is typically done to
living individuals,
where they undergo
the removal of an
organ.
Criminal networks
engage in kidnapping
people, especially
chilren and teens.
They are taken to
locations with medi-
cal equipment where
they are murdered
and their organs
harvested for
illegal trade.
A vital human organ.
This organ is mainly
taken from adults,
but adolescents
are becoming more
in demand. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 37 adults,
2 adolescents
transplants.
- S.A : R80000
Daily there are an
estimated 18 people
waiting for a vital
organ transplant. The
global increase in
kidney diseases and
the diminishing
supply of kidneys
have contributed to a
spike in illegal
kidney trade.
- 2013 : 222 adults,
4 adolescents
transplants
- S.A : one kidney is
R5000 to R20000
Liver
Kidney
Heart
organ traffickingSouth Africa is one of the world’s most
targeted countries for organised crime
syndicates, resulting in an
increase in organ
trafficking.
18 people, waiting daily for vital organ transplants in South Africa.
With an estimated 900 000 people smuggled across S.A for organ trade. Many
of the people are females and minors. Organ Trafficking and Human
Trafficking has increasinly become hand in hand. These people’s organs are used
as muti or the organs are sold to the highest bidder.
Lungs
Crime
A vital human organ.
There is unclear
investigations as to
whether one has to
be living to harvest
this organ. 10% of
heart transplant
patients are younger
than 18 years old.
- 2013 : 7 Adult
transplants.
- S.A : A heart
R1000000.
A vital human organ
that is harvested
from adults,
willingly and
unwillingly. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 7 adult
transplants.
- S.A : one lung
R80000
The practice of
selling organs for
transplant, legally
or illegally. It
is typically done to
living individuals,
where they undergo
the removal of an
organ.
Criminal networks
engage in kidnapping
people, especially
chilren and teens.
They are taken to
locations with medi-
cal equipment where
they are murdered
and their organs
harvested for
illegal trade.
A vital human organ.
This organ is mainly
taken from adults,
but adolescents
are becoming more
in demand. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 37 adults,
2 adolescents
transplants.
- S.A : R80000
Daily there are an
estimated 18 people
waiting for a vital
organ transplant. The
global increase in
kidney diseases and
the diminishing
supply of kidneys
have contributed to a
spike in illegal
kidney trade.
- 2013 : 222 adults,
4 adolescents
transplants
- S.A : one kidney is
R5000 to R20000
Liver
Kidney
Heart
18 people, waiting daily for vital organ transplants in South Africa.
With an estimated 900 000 people smuggled across S.A for organ trade. Many
of the people are females and minors. Organ Trafficking and Human
Trafficking has increasinly become hand in hand. These people’s organs are used
as muti or the organs are sold to the highest bidder.
Lungs
Crime
A vital human organ.
There is unclear
investigations as to
whether one has to
be living to harvest
this organ. 10% of
heart transplant
patients are younger
than 18 years old.
- 2013 : 7 Adult
transplants.
- S.A : A heart
R1000000.
A vital human organ
that is harvested
from adults,
willingly and
unwillingly. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 7 adult
transplants.
- S.A : one lung
R80000
or illegally. It
is typically done to
living individuals,
where they undergo
the removal of an
organ.
Criminal networks
engage in kidnapping
people, especially
chilren and teens.
They are taken to
locations with medi-
cal equipment where
they are murdered
and their organs
harvested for
illegal trade.
A vital human organ.
This organ is mainly
taken from adults,
but adolescents
are becoming more
in demand. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 37 adults,
2 adolescents
transplants.
- S.A : R80000
Daily there are an
estimated 18 people
waiting for a vital
organ transplant. The
global increase in
kidney diseases and
the diminishing
supply of kidneys
have contributed to a
spike in illegal
kidney trade.
- 2013 : 222 adults,
4 adolescents
transplants
- S.A : one kidney is
R5000 to R20000
Liver
Kidney
Heart
18 people, waiting daily for vital organ transplants in South Africa.
29. 28INFOGRAPHIC
The use of illustrations
are made over the black
and white photograph. The
illustrations are of the
main organs trafficked. A
tag is is linked to each
organ where it gives
information and
statistics of organ
trafficking.
Lungs
Definition
Crime
A vital human organ.
There is unclear
investigations as to
whether one has to
be living to harvest
this organ. 10% of
heart transplant
patients are younger
than 18 years old.
- 2013 : 7 Adult
transplants.
- S.A : A heart
R1000000.
A vital human organ
that is harvested
from adults,
willingly and
unwillingly. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 7 adult
transplants.
- S.A : one lung
R80000
The practice of
selling organs for
transplant, legally
or illegally. It
is typically done to
living individuals,
where they undergo
the removal of an
organ.
Criminal networks
engage in kidnapping
people, especially
chilren and teens.
They are taken to
locations with medi-
cal equipment where
they are murdered
and their organs
harvested for
illegal trade.
A vital human organ.
This organ is mainly
taken from adults,
but adolescents
are becoming more
in demand. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 37 adults,
2 adolescents
transplants.
- S.A : R80000
Daily there are an
estimated 18 people
waiting for a vital
organ transplant. The
global increase in
kidney diseases and
the diminishing
supply of kidneys
have contributed to a
spike in illegal
kidney trade.
- 2013 : 222 adults,
4 adolescents
transplants
- S.A : one kidney is
R5000 to R20000
Liver
Kidney
Heart
18 people, waiting daily for vital organ transplants in South Africa.
With an estimated 900 000 people smuggled across S.A for organ trade. Many
of the people are females and minors. Organ Trafficking and Human
Trafficking has increasinly become hand in hand. These people’s organs are used
as muti or the organs are sold to the highest bidder.
Lungs
A vital human organ.
There is unclear
investigations as to
whether one has to
be living to harvest
this organ. 10% of
heart transplant
patients are younger
than 18 years old.
- 2013 : 7 Adult
transplants.
- S.A : A heart
R1000000.
A vital human organ
that is harvested
from adults,
willingly and
unwillingly. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 7 adult
transplants.
- S.A : one lung
R80000
A vital human organ.
This organ is mainly
taken from adults,
but adolescents
are becoming more
in demand. Through
investigation, it is
unclear whether the
organs are taken from
living individuals.
- 2013 : 37 adults,
2 adolescents
transplants.
- S.A : R80000
Daily there are an
estimated 18 people
waiting for a vital
organ transplant. The
global increase in
kidney diseases and
the diminishing
supply of kidneys
have contributed to a
spike in illegal
kidney trade.
- 2013 : 222 adults,
4 adolescents
transplants
- S.A : one kidney is
R5000 to R20000
Liver
Kidney
Heart
18 people, waiting daily for vital organ transplants in South Africa.
With an estimated 900 000 people smuggled across S.A for organ trade. Many
of the people are females and minors. Organ Trafficking and Human
Trafficking has increasinly become hand in hand. These people’s organs are used
as muti or the organs are sold to the highest bidder.