1. We create intelligent design that will help you to capture the trust
and loyalty of your stakeholders and drive your business success weareblackwood.com
Intelligent design
to drive your
business success
REACH FURTHER
AND ACHIEVE
MORE
PAGE 08
CAPTURE – AND
KEEP – YOUR
AUDIENCE’S
ATTENTION
PAGE 10
TALK TO THE
RIGHT PEOPLE
IN THE RIGHT
LANGUAGE
PAGE 12
RE-EVALUATE
YOUR APPROACH
TO DESIGN
PAGE 14
DESIGN IN ALL
ITS FORMS
PAGE 16
WHAT OUR
CLIENTS HAVE
TO SAY
PAGE 18
STAND OUT FROM
THE CROWD
PAGE 03
TRANSFORM
YOUR CORPORATE
REPORTING
PAGE 04
WORK WITH AN
AGENCY THAT
CARES ABOUT
YOUR SUCCESS
PAGE 06

2. | Intelligent design
We are proud
PARTNERING
WITH THE BEST
Europe’s foremost
development bank,
operating in 37 member
countries
The Middle East’s largest
multilateral development
financing institution,
operating across
56 member countries
The world’s second
largest beverage company,
employing 69,000
employees in 80 countries,
producing and retailing
over 200 brands
The largest and oldest
single-payer healthcare
system in the world
One of Europe’s leading
mobile telecommunications
providers
Europe’s largest railway
and infrastructure
construction project
and the largest single
infrastructure investment
ever undertaken in the UK
Europe’s largest social survey,
mapping the attitudes,
beliefs and behaviour
patterns of more than
30 nations.

3. 03
We introduce
STAND OUT
FROM THE
CROWD
Change how donors and
investors see your business,
with intelligent design
As the world gets smaller and the
business marketplace becomes
increasingly crowded, organisations
are searching for more eye catching
ways to make their communications
– including their corporate reports –
stand out from the crowd.
Blackwood is an established print
and digital design agency that
takes a common sense approach to
produce stunning corporate reports
that attract new donors or investors
to your company.
While we are innovative and forward-
thinking, we believe in the time-
honoured value of working closely
with clients. By listening to your
challenges and partnering with your
internal teams we are best placed
to solve your issues, achieve your
strategic aims and create work that will
make your audiences sit up and notice.
Our clients are national and
international businesses and
organisations. They have a global
vision and an appetite to succeed and
they want a design partner with the
same attitude. We partner with them
to produce inspiring, innovative, yet
practical design-led solutions that
inform, educate and engage – and
drive their business success.
Whether you are looking for creative
and inspiring work for online or print
we can help as we see the benefits
of both and harness these to your
advantage. We also regularly produce
work in different languages, so your
communications can be seen and
understood by a global audience.
The logos opposite are all businesses
that understand the importance of
intelligent design and the benefits it
brings. They are all Blackwood clients.
I hope you enjoy finding out more
about Blackwood in the following
pages. We would welcome the chance
to talk to you and find out more about
your business challenges and help you
find clever, cost effective design-led
solutions. Please do get in touch – our
contact details are on this page. We
look forward to working with you.
Clare Ritchie
Partner and Client Services Director
Blackwood
Blackwood was formed in
2010 with a simple vision.
To bring together like-minded
designers, web developers,
writers and business strategists
in a working model that’s
tailored to each client’s
needs and aspirations.
Our scaleable approach
enables us to work successfully
across international projects
or smaller initiatives. Our
clients are local, national and
international in their breadth
and offer.
Whatever your organisation’s
size, challenges or aims,
our team has the passion,
expertise and flexibility to
help you succeed.
Blackwood Creative Ltd
22 Spring Street
Brighton
East Sussex
United Kingdom
+44 (0)1273 732246
ƀ clare@weareblackwood.com
į www.weareblackwood.com

4. 04
| Intelligent design

5. 05
We achieve
TRANSFORM
YOUR
CORPORATE
REPORTING
Do your corporate reports
excite investors and donors
or leave them baffled? Let
intelligent design change
them for the better
If your latest report has been given only
a cursory glance by shareholders – and
has been missed entirely by potential
investors – it may be suffering from a
number of issues, including:
• Uninspiring content and design: no
one wants to read it
• Only produced in paper: not
accessible to the right people online
• Not in the right languages: the right
people cannot read it
• Little or no communication around
launch: no one knows about it
Take a fresh look
Corporate reports are still important
vehicles for informing and reassuring
your shareholders and driving interest
from potential investors.
Even if an annual report is mandatory
for your company to produce, look
upon it as an opportunity to showcase
your past performance as well as your
strategic vision with clarity and impact.
Include the information and stories
that your audience wants to know
about. Be mindful that your
stakeholders are more than
shareholders and investors: they
are your employees, suppliers,
customers and local communities.
‘Our team is leading the way
in successful migration of
traditional print reports online.’
20%
THE PROPORTION OF A
COMPANY’S INVESTORS
WHO ACTUALLY READ ITS
ANNUAL REPORT.
Talk to Blackwood
New regulations introduced this year
require companies listed on the Dubai
Stock Exchange to produce annual
reports. Blackwood is already actively
helping clients in this region realise a
level of innovation that will influence
corporate reporting globally.
As the corporate reporting specialists,
we understand the challenges you face.
We also see the opportunities. We have
the skills and expertise to ensure that
your reports become widely anticipated
and readily consumed – and achieve
everything you expect, and more.

6. 06
We understand
WORK WITH
AN AGENCY
THAT CARES
ABOUT YOUR
SUCCESS
In our view, the best type of
client relationship is a long-
term client relationship
Eye-catching and effective corporate
reports don’t just happen. They are
created when your design agency
understands your organisation and
its communications needs inside out.
Blackwood will work with you over
the long term. We will care as deeply
as you do about your organisation,
and about helping you to achieve
your strategic goals.
We will work with you to question
and challenge the brief, strategy
and content. This may lead you to
completely reappraise your approach –
with incredible results.
We can help, whatever you need:
producing a beautifully designed
printed piece, or taking an innovative,
tailored approach that combines the
best of print and digital.
‘Working with Blackwood
may lead you to completely
reappraise your approach –
with incredible results.’
| Intelligent design
Islamic Development Bank:
Reverse Linkage programme
The challenge
The Islamic Development Bank's
(IDB) Reverse Linkage team contacted
Blackwood following our successful
redesign of the Bank's Annual Report
in 2015. They needed help to raise
awareness of their programme, and
attract governments and institutions
to sign up to it.
What is Reverse Linkage?
This initiative brings two Muslim
countries together so that they can
share thinking and experience to benefit
each other, either to help them to grow
or to resolve infrastructure challenges.
It is a complex but far-reaching initiative
that’s bringing huge benefits for both
the provider and recipient.
There is a fantastic story to tell, and
we felt it was important to do it justice.
However, the client had a huge amount
of detailed information. Knowing which
aspects to pull out and highlight was a
big challenge for them.

7. 07
What we did
To fully understand the programme
and the client, we embarked on
a research phase, exploring their
other communications channels and
researching existing perceptions of
the Reverse Linkage programme.
The client supplied nearly 60
pages of information, which we
ultimately distilled into infographics
on two posters. One shows how the
Reverse Linkage programme works,
including benefits to the recipient and
provider countries, while the other
demonstrates the global reach of the
programme, along with case studies
and details about new partnerships
in progress.
At the same time, we took the
opportunity to give the Reverse
Linkage programme its own identity
while maintaining the overall brand
integrity of the IDB.
The results
Encouraged by positive stakeholder
engagement with our infographics,
IDB asked us to help promote
Reverse Linkage at the 2016
IDB Annual Meeting in Jakarta.
A physical presence was a new
way for them to reach a wider
audience. Successful use of a new
channel – animation – gave their
messages maximum impact. The
animation, produced in English,
French and Arabic, explains how the
Reverse Linkage programme works
in a visually engaging way. We also
produced a versatile delegate pack.
As our work with IDB’s Reverse
Linkage team goes from strength to
strength, we will continually review
it to assess the impact of the design,
the channels used and to identify
successes and refine their output.
AT A GLANCE
WHAT WE PRODUCED:
• A double sided A3 poster and a single sided
A2 poster – in English, Arabic and French.
• A delegate folder.
• USB cards
• A four minute animation – in English, Arabic
and French.
• Four case study leaflets in English.
HOW WE HELPED THE CLIENT:
• We advised on the best channels for
reaching their intended audience, and for
conveying complex information.
• We simplified their detailed content into
eye-catching, user-friendly products.
• We created a range of assets that the
client can reuse to support the new identify
we’ve produced.
• We have supported the team to achieve
its goals and objectives while building its
profile within the wider Bank.
WITHIN ONE MONTH OF LAUNCH,
THE REVERSE LINKAGE ANIMATION
HAS BECOME THE BANK’S SECOND
MOST VIEWED VIDEO
TECHNICAL COOPERATION PROGRAM
REVERSE LINKAGE
Suriname
␣ IDB MEMBER COUNTRIES
○ IDB HEADQUARTERS
○ PARTICIPATING MEMBER COUNTRIES
REVERSE LINKAGE PROJECT
REVERSE LINKAGE PARTNERSHIP &
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
(MoU) SIGNED
P2P PEER TO PEER PROJECT
PREPARATION
CONNECT TO SHARE
CONTACT US TO FIND OUT MORE
ƀ reldiv@isdb.org
TOGETHER WE BUILD A BETTER FUTURE
Recipient Country: Mali
Provider Country: Morocco
Sector/Field: Water Management
b. P2P
Recipient Country: Cote D’ivoire
Provider Country: Morocco
Sector/Field: Mapping Soil Fertility
a. P2P
Recipient Country: Uganda
Provider Country: Turkey
Sector/Field: Vocational Education
f. P2P
Recipient Country: Pakistan
Provider Country: Turkey
Sector/Field:
Earthquake Seismological Research
g. P2P
Recipient Country: Djibouti
Provider Country: Morocco
Sector/Field: Maternal Health
e. P2P
i. PARTNERSHIP
The Ministry of National
Development Planning,
Indonesia.
MoU Signed in
April 2013
2
1
ii
iii
f
e
a
d
c
g
j
h
k
b
iv
4
i
3
5
ii. PARTNERSHIP
The Moroccan Agency for
International Cooperation
(AMCI), Morocco.
MoU Signed in
March 2014
iii. PARTNERSHIP
The Egyptian Agency
of Partnership for
Development, Egypt.
MoU Signed in
April 2015
iv. PARTNERSHIP
The Turkish Cooperation and
Coordination Agency (TIKA), Turkey
and the Statistical, Economic and
Social Research and Training Centre
for Islamic Countries (SESRIC).
MoU Signed in
June 2014 Recipient Country: Suriname
Provider Country: Malaysia
Sector/Field: Rice Production
h. P2P
Recipient Country: Kuwait
Provider Country: Malaysia
Sector/Field: Halal Products
Authentication
j. P2P
Recipient Country: Mozambique
Provider Country: Indonesia
Sector/Field: Aquaculture in
Brackish Water
k. P2P
Recipient Country: The Gambia
Provider Country: Turkey
Sector/Field: Medicine Teaching
c. P2P
Recipient Country: Chad
Provider Country: Egypt
Sector/Field: Ophthalmology
d. P2P
2. WATER QUALITY TREATMENT
BURKINA FASO (RECIPIENT)
MOROCCO (PROVIDER)
APPROVAL DATE May 2014
NEEDS/CHALLENGES
Improving the quality of water in Ouagadougou and surrounding
areas by protecting water sources against eutrophication in Ziga
and Loumbila dams.
SOLUTIONS
Introducing a new proven biological solution for protecting water
resources against eutrophication and assisting the national stakeholder
in implementing a system for monitoring the quality of water.
PARTNERS INVOLVED
The National Office for Water and Sanitation (ONEA), Burkina Faso.
The National Office for Electricity and Potable Water (ONEE), Morocco.
The Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI).
BURKINA FASO CONTRIBUTION $300,000
MOROCCO CONTRIBUTION $300,000
IDB CONTRIBUTION $300,000
1. CONTROL OF AVOIDABLE BLINDNESS
NIGER (RECIPIENT)
TURKEY (PROVIDER)
APPROVAL DATE October 2013
NEEDS/CHALLENGES
Improving of the access to and quality of eye health care.
SOLUTIONS
Upgrading the ophthalmic infrastructure in Lamorde Hospital in
Niamey, enhancing the skills of the eye care personnel and providing
medical treatment free of charge.
PARTNERS INVOLVED
The National Program of Blindness Control, Niger.
The Humanitarian Relief Foundation (IHH), Turkey.
NIGER CONTRIBUTION $150,000
TURKEY CONTRIBUTION $1,800,000
IDB CONTRIBUTION $150,000
4. FLOOD DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT
SENEGAL (RECIPIENT)
INDONESIA (PROVIDER)
APPROVAL DATE May 2015
NEEDS/CHALLENGES
Improving the capacity in flood disaster risk management and mitigation.
SOLUTIONS
Developing flood disaster mapping in Dakar, reviewing the standards of
building in flood prone areas and supporting the development of Flood
Early Warning System.
PARTNERS INVOLVED
The Ministry of Development, Restructuring and Upgrading of
Suburbs, Senegal.
The Tsunami and Disaster Mitigation Research Center, Indonesia.
The Indonesia National Disaster Management Agency.
The Ministry of National Development Planning, Indonesia.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
The Azerbaijan International Development Agency (AIDA).
SENEGAL CONTRIBUTION $200,000
INDONESIA CONTRIBUTION $900,000
OTHER CONTRIBUTION $300,000
IDB CONTRIBUTION $300,000
5. RICE PRODUCTION
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM (RECIPIENT)
MALAYSIA (PROVIDER)
APPROVAL DATE September 2014
NEEDS/CHALLENGES
Improving the management and characteristics of rice varieties.
SOLUTIONS
Introducing new rice varieties, improving soil fertility management and
developing agronomic practices for sustainable rice production.
PARTNERS INVOLVED
The Department of Agriculture and Agrifood, the Ministry of Industry
and Primary Resources, Brunei Darussalam.
The Malaysian Agricultural Research & Development Institute (MARDI).
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM CONTRIBUTION $6,138,176
MALAYSIA CONTRIBUTION $242,000
IDB CONTRIBUTION $300,000
3. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION OF LIVESTOCK
KYRGYZ REPUBLIC (RECIPIENT)
INDONESIA (PROVIDER)
APPROVAL DATE October 2014
NEEDS/CHALLENGES
Improving the livestock productivity through genetic
development of local breeds.
SOLUTIONS
Strengthening the local institutional and human
capacities for the management of an Artificial
Insemination Program and providing technical support
for breeding and husbandry.
PARTNERS INVOLVED
The Kyrgyz Scientific Research Institute of Livestock
and Pastures.
The Singosari National Artificial Insemination Centre,
Indonesia.
The Ministry of National Development Planning,
Indonesia.
KYRGYZ REPUBLIC CONTRIBUTION $132,000
INDONESIA CONTRIBUTION $938,000
IDB CONTRIBUTION $300,000
TECTECTECTECCCCCCCCCCCCCCCTECCCCCCCCHNIHNHHHHHHHNHNIHNHNIHNNNIHNNNIIHHHNHHHNIHNIHNNINNINHNIIHHHHHNHHHNNNNHNNNIHNINIHHHHNIHNINNNNIHHHNHNNNNNNNIHHNNNNHNNNHHNNINIHHNNNNNIHHNNNIHNIHHNNHNN CALCALCALCALCALCALCALCALCACAAALALLCACALCACALCACACALCAAACALCALLCACALCCCALCAAACACAAAACALALLLLALCALCCCALCCACACAAAAAAALLALLCALCACAAAACAAAAALLLCALCCCCAAAACAAALLLCACCC LLLCACCACALCALAACCAAAAACCCALLALL COCOCOOCOOCOCOCCCCOCCCOOOOOOOOOCOCCCOCOCCOCOCCCOCOOOOCOOCCCCOCCCCCOOOOCOOOCOCCCCCCCOOOOCOOOOCOCCCOCCOOOOCCCCCOOOCCCCOOOOCCOOOOOOCCCCCOOOOOCCCCCCCOOOOOCCOCOOOOOOOPEPEOOOOOOOOOPEPEPEPEPPOPEPEOPEOOOOOOOPEOOPEOPEOPEPEPEPPEEOPEOOOOOOPEPPEPPEPOPEOPEOOOOOOPEPPPPOPEPEPEEOOOOOPPEPEEOOOOOOPEPEOOOOOOPEOOOOOO EOOOOO EOOOOOPEEOOOOOOOPEPEPEPEEOOOO ERATRARARATRRRRRATRATRAAAAAATRATTTATRATRATRATRATRARAAATAAATRATATATRATRATRATRATRATRATRATAATARATTRRRARATRRRRRATAAATAATRATAAARRRRAATRAATTTRAATTRRATAAATRRRAAATTTRATRATRATRATTIONIONIIOIONOOONONOIOOONNNIIIONONIONIONNNIOOIONONOONNONIONONOONIOOOOONOONOONONIONIONIONONOOIONIONNIONNNIONONNNIIIONONIIO PRPRRPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPRPRPPPROGROGROGROGROGOOOGGGGGGGGGGGRROGROGROGGROGOGGOGGRROGRROGGGGGGROGRRROGROGROOGOGGGOGRRRROOOGROGGROGRGRRRROGROGRRRRRRROOOGRGRROGROGRROOOOOGOGRRROOOGRROOO RO RROOOO RRAMAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
EVEEVEEREVEEVEVRR VVREVERREVERREEREEEVEVVEERRREVEEEEEEVVVEEEERRRREEEVEVVVEVEEEEEREVEREVEREVERREVEEEV RRSERSERSERRRRRRSESESEERRRRSEESERRRSESESESERRRSERSERSERRR ERRRRRRR LLILIILINLLINKLINKLLLLLIIILLLLLLLLLILILIL AGE
SSurinamerinarinamurinameSu amameSu e
␣ ESIDB MEMBER COUNTRIE
○○ SSIDB HEADQUADQUAADQUARTEARRTDQUARTQUARTARTUARTEUARTEADQUARTEETEAADDQUARTEUARTEARTRTTEEDB HEAA RTEERRSSRRSRRSSRRSS
○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ EMBER COUNTRIESPARTIPARTPARPAR ICPARTICPARTICIARTICIPRTICIPATICIPATPARTICIPATPARTICIPATINPARTICIPATINGPAPAARRTICIP ME
AGE PROJECTREVERSE LINKA
NKAGE PREVERSE LIN ARTNERSHIP &PP
ANDUM OF UNDERSTANDINGMEMORAN
(Mo SIGNEDU) S
P PEER TO PEER PROJECTP2P P
PREPARATIONPR
CONNECT TO SHARE
CONTACT US TO FIND OUT MORE
ƀ reldiv@isdb.org
TOGETT HER WER WHER WER WWWWER WWWRR WWWR WWWWWEEEERRR WE BUEE BUE BUBUIIBE BBBBUE BUUUUBUIIBBBUE BUE BUE BUE BUIE BUIEEE BE BBBUUBUUBUIE BUIEE BBUE BUIEEE BE BUE BUIE B LLLLDLDDLDLDLD ALLL BETTER FUTURE
RecRRecRecipiepient Cpient Ceccip entt Ccip ent Ct Ctipient CCReReecReccipientip ent CCecc pientnt CCppp ountountryounttouounntttrryyouounntttry:tryyy:ounttry:try:y:ouun ryy::yyyyy MMalMaliMMMMMMMMa
ProviderPProviderrovider Croovider CoiidProvider Cer Covider CoPPProvider CoProvviidroviderr CCovider CooPProvider Coiddeer CCoountuntrryryy::uu trryry:yy:: MMMoroccoMMMooMMMooroc
SeSecSS t ///FFFii/Fiellctooorr/r//FFFiieeelelecctooorr/FFieelSSeecctooor/Fr/r/FFiieeelldddd:ddd:: WWaatteerrr MMMMaaannaaggWaWateer MMMMaanaaggWateat r MMMMaanaaggWWaaterr MMMMaaannaaggaattee aaa aaggeeemmennnttteeemmeennnttteemeennnttteeemmeennnttteee e tt
bbbbb P P. PP22PP22PP22P.. PP22P
Recipient CRecipientcipient Ci iipieipient CCCCRRRecccippiieecipienpienntt Cecipient CCCRRReeeccc ennnttt CCCCRRRecc piieenn CC y:oouunnttryyy::oouuntttrytry:oouunnttryry: CCC DDD’ii iCote DCote Dote DDD’iivovvoooiC ivvoiC iivvooirreerreerree
ovov er Coidider Cider Coder CoProroPrPPrrroovideider CoPPPrrroovvideder CoPPProvviidPPPrrroviPProvi untry:y:ntry:untruuntry: MoroccoMoroccMoMoroccoMoroccoorocroc
or/r/FieeeSSSSeSecctoooror/ ellSSectoecSectoo FFi lSSe o elld::d:dddd Mapping SoMappinng Soioiap Soil ertilityl FertilityFerl Fertilityility
aaaaaa P2PP2P2PP..
RRecipient CRecipient CRecipient Cient CCRReeeecipcciipppiieRRRecipieecipieeecccipieentRRReeeeccciipppi n CCppp ounountountrtouno nntrryy:ryy:oou trryy:yy UgaUUganga ddUgannnddaannddaganddaag
PPProvidovidde CCoCor CooPPPrroviderr CCoPPPrrrooovviiddeerPPPrrrooovvviidddeerr Couuunttrntryy:uuunnnttrryy:uuunntrryy: TTTuuurrrkeeyyTTTuuurrrkkekeeyyTTurTuurrkkekeey
SectSector/or ieectoectoorr//FFiFieeelelecectotoorr/Fr/FieeeeSectoor FiieeeelSSSe r//FFFiieeelSSSeeeccct /FFFiieeeelddddd::dd::ddd::dd: VoVocaatcationnalVoccaocacatattitioationalalVVoccacattiatioationnati nnalottiononnaal EduEduc tiioonducaduEducaatatti nEducduccaaatEd catEdducaatiiocaatio
ffffff P2PP2PP2PPPP2P.. 2P2P.. P
CR cipieRecipient CcipientecipcipientRecipientRe pient CRecipieipient CCpieenntR ieRecipientR t Cp untooouuntry:nnnttryy:ounouunountnttryy:oountryuntry:un y::ountry:ntry nPaPaaakakiskissttaankistanP kisssttaannPakkissttastannPPaaak annn
PProviderProovioviderovideer CoCCder Corovider CoP viidder Cor CoCoPPrProvovovviidddedeerider CoCoPPr iddvider Cov ddeovider untry:nntuntruntry:untryntryuuntrryryry:ryununtuntrrytrryy:yy TTTurTurkTurkeyTTurkurkeyT rkeyT yy
SSectoectott //FFielSSee tororr//FFieelSSeeeccctttor//FFieeel// ddd::dd:
u ekEE trththhq keEEaaarrtrtthhquaqquakeuakeuaakkearrtrthqquauakekeEaarrtrtthhq akeEEaaarrtrtthhqqquuakettt qqq olSeismolS oogigigicSSSeismoloSeismoloeismolismoloSeismollogg cSSSeissmmoolog cSSSSeSeismollogogg ccSSSeisismollooggS ologo oog eaal Resease chhal Reseaal ReseRal Reesearear hal Re arearrcchha R earcheaararche rcche
ggggggggg P. PPP222PPPPPP222PPPPPP222P2PPP. PPP22PP
ient CecReciRecipientnt CecipieRe eRRReeeecipicipi CRReeeecci iep untry:ountry:ry:ryoun DjibDj ijibbooutiDjibojibbouutiDjjibb
ProvPP iiddder Coer CoCCoPPrrrovovidovviideddereerPrPPrroovidviderd r CCoProv eerr CoCoPrroo deerr CCountrunntry:ry: MoroccoMoroccoMoroccoorocccoMMoMorocco
SSSeSe tt r/Fiel/FFiielector/Fctor/Fitor/Fieorr//FFFielSSeectorecSector/or FFiieeeelddd:ddd::SS MMMaternatternnal Heal HHeMMateerrnaMMMaatteerrnnaal HHeealthllthhalthaaal
ee. P2PP222PP..
i IPIPRSHIP. PARTNERSHSH P
NationalNaof NaThe Ministry of Na
ent Planning,entmentDevelopmeent
ndonesia.ndoIndoIn
MoU Signed in
April 2013
22222222
11
iiiii
iiiiiii
ffffffff
eee
aaaaaa
dd
cc
ggggggg
jjj
h
k
bbbbbbbbbbbbb
iviv
444
ii
33333
5
iiii. PA. PARAARTNERSHITNERSHSH PPSHSHSHSSH PP
The Morhe Morror fofforoccaorocc n Agen yAgencycyy fofcy fycycy fofoforrrfofof
IntInternaat i nnnnnnnoonoooooonnnnttiiiiioiationtionnal Cooal oopal Cooperatraata Coooopperraattittiioonoonnitttiioonniiooonniioonnttttiioonniooonnn
((A(A(A(A(A(A(A((AMAAAAAMMCI)MCI)CI) MAMCI) MoAMCI), MoMCI) MorMCI), MorAM I) MorMCI), MorAMCI)MCI), MCI), MMoMorrM, Mo)), MMoorC ), oo occooooc ooococcocooooccocco..o.
MM UUU SSigSigg ddMMooUUU SSSiiggnneddMMMoUMoU Signed iiniinMo
MarMarch 2014Mar
iiiiiiiii PARTNE. PART EREERRERSHERSHIRSSHIIHIIPPPPPPPSHIHI
The EgyThe Egyptiahe Egyptie Egggyptiatitiatiatiian Agn Agnn AAAgencyenncccyyAgencAgee ccyyyAAgA
ooff Parttnoof Parof Parrtof Parof Partrtntnrttnersnersnersssrtnersssrssersshhipp fororhhip fp fooorppsrssers
DevveloDeveevelooloelopmlopmpmentntpmentpment Egypt, Egypt.Egy, Egypt.ypt.mpmp ..t.
MMMMoMooU SignedMoU Signed ininoMoM nnnnnnnnnnnn
ApriApriiApril 2015April 2015pril 2015ApriApriri 555555515515151515
iv. PARTARRARTARTNNEERRRSSHSHHIIARTNEERRRSHSHHITTNERTNNEERR PPPPPHHIHIPPPPIPPPPPPIIPPPPPIIPPPPvv
The Turkishhsh CCoooooopppeeerC ooppeCooperaaoppeppe on andandation andandandandon andanppp ationeraatioppe neraatioppe n a
Coordination AgeAggenAgenngeAggeennncegge y (TT(Ty IKA), Tuy TTTcy IKA), TurkekeyyyKA), Tuy TT(Ty IKeggeennnceggeencccyyy ((TTTgeenn (Tgenncyenccyy ((TTTgeenn (Tge cy I
and the Staaand tiitatisiatisitistst ll EEEaall, EEEal, E, Ecoonomiccccoctististicalliccaaallca oonomic anddonomic acc ac aannanddndaannnddoonomiccoctistst llaalla oonotatisatisatistiisticaiccaatistiisticaicca
SociaSocialSocial Rescia Resesearch aannnddd TTTrrd Tndd Traainingainingasearch ach and TTrrTnddd TTraining Ceainingaining CCenntena CCeeennntn rrerrereeainingainingasearch aannd TTTrrTndd TraaaesesReseaResea
r Ifooorffooorffoor Iooroo cr Islamicorr Isl unCountriC nnttr eeessrieesntttrriee (SESslamicsla c unCou triC nnttr entt (SESSRRICCSR CC))C).SEESSSRRRICCCC)).(SESslamicsl c unCou triC nnttr enttaI mamica ic Camica ic Cr Isororrr Islororr
MoU SigMoU S ggnnneeedddggnneeoUU S gnneeedeg d ininMoUMo ininnnnMM ininMoUMoMM
Juneunee 222000111444n 22Juunn 220001114444444444 RReReccciippipientpiepient Cnt Ceccciipppieeenient Cpient CRecciipp Cpp ountouunountryountry:ountry:ununnnttryuntry:try:uunnnttryy::y SSuriSur nnaaaSurinamerinamenamerinameSuSu am
PPro oCoCor CoovviiddderProvviid CoProvviidPProvviidProovvid untrntryntrytryuntry:untry:untruntry:untry:trryy MalaysiaMalaaa ssiiaalaysialaaayysyssiiaMMaaalaysayssiiaay
SectoSecectorSectoor//FielSeSecttor//FFieeeltor/Fie// dddddd::ddd:: RRice Pice PRice PP dddRice PPrroooddduccoodducctiitiioonnntiioon
hhh. PPPP22P22PPPPPPP22PP2PPPPPPP222P2PPPPP2PPPP2PPPPP22PP
RRReRReecciipppiepieent CCcipient CtRReReccciipp eenntReeccipieeent Cip ounountry:ououu yuntntryttu :nttryyuntry:ntry:ountry:unn yRReRReec uwK tKu aitaitwwaaaiaitwaitKuuwwawaitKKuw ittuw t
err neee nnP eedeedeeedii CCodeeerr ooeer oerr CCo nuntryry:uunntryuunntryryy:PProovvviideov eeProovvvviidddeeer niideeeeP eerr o nuunntr aaaaaaaMMaaalaaayyssiiaaMaaalaaayysssiiaMalaysiaM aysiaaaaaaia
eccttoorrr//FFF//ec oec oo FSeee to Fee to FFSe FSee FSSS ttS tt //FSSeeecctttoectoorr//Feecccttooorr//Fccttoorr/r/FFcctoor/FFS lFFiSSSe FieF elSeec FieeelS tor/FielSSeecctoor/FFieeldddddd:d:dS FSSeSe FSeecto Fccttoorr/r/FFecctoor/FF cctcuccll ucttstsctHH ll l Pl Pal PrHalal ProduHalal ProduHHa dual PrH ctsctll uuctsct
AuthenticatAuthenticaAuthenticAuthenticatAuthenticatenticatca iionioiononnionni
jjjjjj. P2PP2P2PP2P. P2PP2
ppipieccicciRecccipient Cec ountry:RecR cipcRecRRecipRRec Mozambique
er Cou trydder Country:der Country:der Country:Provider CoroPro untry: iaaIndonesiaiaa
Sector/FielectoSector/F elFieFie d:d Aquacuculturrere inii
BrackishBrackish WaBrarac WWaash Wackkish WWaatertettererr
k P2P. P2P
ii CCpppieennnntt CCp eennntt CCpiieenntt CCouountry:ountry:oouunntrytrountry:untrRRRR iRRReeccipppReeccipRRReeccipppppppi TThTThThhhThee GamGGG mbiahehe Ge Gammbimbiam iaaThThh
PPro ddderrr CCooPr ddddeeerrr CCCooiddddee Coouuntry:untntryuununtrry:y:nPProvroovviiddProvviiddviidddddPProPPrPPProPr TuTurkTTTuTururrkrkekk ykeykeykkeyyrkrkkkeyy
SSSSSSS elctcttor/FieltSS dddd::d::SSececctcttSSectoSSS ellddddd:ddd:d:ctor/ctor/Ftor/Fielr/FielFielctoorr/F/FF dctcttor/Fielelct llddd:ellelddd: MMMeedicineedicindiccine Teine Tenecine TeTeMMedicinecine eMMMeeedddiici Teacchhchiingacachi gnggng
cccccccc PPP222PPPP. P222PPPPPPP22PPPPPPP222PPPP. PPP222PPPP
R i iRRR iiecipiipRRRReecciippcipieRecipientRRRReeccicipRRRReeccRR pientpieentntient Ceent Cnt Country:ry:eneent Cnt Ceneentnttnt CCot Cnt Cnt CCCounountryuoouuntrynt Cnt CCo tntry:ry:ntry:ry: ChaChad
Provider CoProviddder Corovi unCoCounCoCoununtroununtryouuntunntry:y:unntry EgyptEgypEgypEgypEgypEgypEgyptEgyp
Sector/FieSector/FielSector/Fielecto dd:d: OphthalmoloOphth molomologymologmologlogyoloologologyology
ddddddddd P2PPPP PPPP2PPP2PPP2P.. PPP2PP2P.. 2PPP
2. WATERATERRR QUR QURR QURR QR QQQQQUQQUQQUR QUQQQUQQQUU TYTYTY TREATRLIAALLLIITTYYYYAL YYY TREALLITYYYYAAL YY TTALLLI YY TTALL YYY T TMENT
BURKINABURKINA FAURKINA FARKIKKKIINAA FFFFAAANA FARKIRKKKKINAA FFFFAAAAK NA FANAA FFAFA FAA FFF SSSSSSOOSSOOSOOSSOSOOO (RECIPIOO (RSOOOOOO (ROOOO ENT)
MOROCCO (PMOOROCORRORROCCCCCOOOO (((PPOROCCORRROCROOCCCCOOO (POROORRROCOOCCCCCOOOO ((PPPPO (PCOO ((PPPPRRRRRRRRRRRRRRROOVVOVIDER)RRRORROVROR
AAPPROVALOVALAL DLL DDL DDDL DL DLA DLL AATTEEEAATTEEATEATEEATEATEA E May 2014ay 42May 2014ayMay 2014May 201444May 2014202May 2 442aayyyMay 22May 20Maaayyy 2220yyyyyy
NNEEDS/CHALNEEDS/CHHHAALALLHALNNE HALHAAALLLHAALHHHAAAALLLENGLLEEENNGGGGEEESSELENGELENLEENGGGGEEESSSLENGGGEESLLEENGGGGGEEESSS
IImprovinmprovingI gImprovingI ttthhh lhe qualitthe qualihe qua iitttthe quaua iittthe qualitthe qua tthe qualitl t offyyy oo wyyy ooff wy oof wwyy of wwyyy ateaterwwawwawwawwa in Ouagadi O agadougou andgou andd surroundinsusu ro ndddiinrrroundundinsurrrorou diinrr dro iinnggggg
aaareas by peas by pprotectingirotectingotecting waterwwawateawwwaatwateerrww teerrr sourr sousous ces againsce t eutropht eutrophihicatcattion iinoon ininca iooon inntiiooo in ZZZigaZZZiggZZZigggaaZigggaaa
aand Loumbinnd Loumbila dams.la dams.ms
SSOLUTIONLUT NSSSSOOOLLLLUTIONSUUTTIIONNSSSOLLUTIONSUTIONONSSSOOOLLUUUTTIIOONNNSSS
Introducindttroduct d ittrroodduccingg a nneww prg a new pr bn bboven biolben biobioveoven bbiobiooon bbioooolnn bb ooenn bbb oololoolololl gical solugigical soluical soluso tion for ption ftion for por protecrot cctti gngcttiinrot ctiinginggtingginngggtiinggggg tttterwaterwwwaaatterrwwaterwwaaattteerwwwwaattteerrwwwwaaattter
resources against eutrop ca ihhiccaatttihhicccaaatttiihhiccaatttiooooonn and aann and assoon isting thesting thetiing tthethhe nationa nalatiatiooonnnaoonnnaalnna onn ostakeholdeststak eehkeholddettaaakkkeeehhoolddeeettaaakkkeholdehoolddeerrrrr
in implementing a system for mfffoomm ffoorr mmm fforr mmmonitoringnitoringori the qualitthee qualitualittqualituaallittyyy ooofff wwawattf watererrff wwwwatteeeryy w teeerf water..
PARTNERS INVOLVED
The National Office for Wattttteeerr aaaeerr aatteeerr aateeerr a ddd Snndd Snndndnd SanitataniSanitation (ONEA)ion (ONONNEAAA))n (ONEA)n (ONEANEAA)NEANEA)ON A)))), BBBBurkinkinkinanaBBBuu kinanaaaBuu kinkinanaBuuuu FFasoFaFFFaassooFFFaasoFFFaaassooFFFaaassoo.
The National Office for Elecctctcttrriictrriictricci y andndcitycccityityycc y nd Pnd PPotable Wato Watotable WatWatWater (ONr ((O EE)er (ONNNNEE)erer NNEEEE),eer NEEEE)), orMorocMo oMooMorocccccooMooroccccoooMMMMoooroccccooo.
The Moroccan Agency for Intttttet rntteeerrnntteeerrnterntteeerrn ttiionataataattiionaattiaat al Cl CCol C operationopperationttiontionnnntion (AM(AAAMAMMMCI)CI))((AAMCCI))((A CCI))(AAAMC )(AMCCI))..(AA CCI)).( ))
BURKINA FASO CONTRIBUTITTIIOIOOONNTIIOIOOOONNIONNOONN $$$333300000 0000000000$30$330$300,00000 000300,00$300,00000000000$ 0,,000000000
MOROCCO CONTRIBUTION $300,000300,000$3 0$300,030$300$300333003000 0000300,000 0000,000$33 000300,00300,000$300,0000300,000$3000 0$300,000$300,00000000000 000000$3000,,0000000000,,
IDB CONTRIBUTION $$$ 0,00000$$333300000 00000000$$$33330000,0,000000000$$$3300000,000000000
1. CONTROL OF AVOIDABLE BLINDNESSS
NIGER (RECIPIENT)
TURKEY (PROVIDER)ER)
APPROVAL DATE cttober 20ber 20tober 20OOcctOOcOcOc 113
NEEDS/CHALS/CC LENGESG S
ImprovingIm gg of the accof the acofof the accof the acco e acccccccccceses tto andto andeesssss ttoo andesssss teeesssss teeessss t qququuuality oquu f eye heeye healealththh careeeh .e.
SSOLUTIOUTIONTIONSSSNNSSSSIOOONNNSS
U rgrpgraUUpgraUpgradUpgradinggradingadingUUUpUppgggrraaUUpppgggrrraaadingUUpp r ingUUpggradradpgg the ophtthe ophthophthaathe phthh lmic infralmic inframic arastrucuctures re Lamorden Lamordmordeein Lamordein Lamorde HHHHHHo pitalitalosoosposoHHoso in
NNNiamey ei mey, eNiamNiamey, eamey, eiamey, enNNNiaamey, enNNiamN hancing thancing thi tha ing the skillse skiillss os oof tf thef the eyeyee eye carere persoe perpersoca nneell annd pel anannnneeel ana rovidingvidi
mmmedical tredm eatment free of cchharrge.
PPPAARTNERS IARTNEPPARTN NVOLVED
TThhhe NationNahe NatTThTThThThh al Program of BBlindnBlindnessess Control, Niger.NNigger.Ni
TThThe HumaniHuumTThTTT um tarian Relief FFoundation (IHH), Turkey.Turkey.TurTurkey., Turkey
NNINIGER CONTR CNNNNINNNN RIBUTION $150,000
TTTUTUTURKEY CONEYT TRIBUTIOON $1,800,000
IIDDB CONTRIONIIDIIDID BUTION $150,0000
4. FLOOD DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT
L (RECIPIENT)SENEGAL (
(PROVIDER)INDONESIA (
APPROVAL DATE May 2015
NEEDS/CHALLENGES
oddd disastersasterisasterisasterdisasterasstdisasteer risk manrisk managkkrisk mansk maisk mank mana ement andement ament aanan mitigation.Improving the capacity in floodoooood
SOLUTIONSLUTIOLUTIONIONSLUTIONSONIONSSSLUTIONUTUUTT
g in Dang in Dakag in Dakag in Dan Dakakan DakaDakang in Dakanin Dain Da ag in Dan rr rer, reviewir, revr r ng the stasttststandards ofDevelopingopingevDD pveDeveelDevel flood disaflood dis ster mappir mapt ppippmappimappii gnnnggg
osupposupporting the developmentntntntnt of Floodbuilding ibuildingldingbui ig ibuildidin iggg n flood pron flood pron flood pron flood pron flood pron flood prdod pn flood proflood proooood ne areas aareasne areane areas anenene aaarreasareas ae dddnd snd su
EarEarly Warnrlyy Wy WWWrly WWy WWWWWarrnnEarly Wly Wy WWWWaarWarnEEaEarlyy rnEaarrllyyy WEarlarlyyy WWW iiininging SystemSing Systemng System.
PAAR NRTNTNERS IRS IRRRTTTNNRTTNNRTNRTNPPAARRRTPPAARR NVNVOLVED
urituriitu iuringngng aananng and Upgng a rading ofding offing offThe MinistMiniMMMiM n ry of Developmentment, Rpment, Rment, R, Rent, Rent, Rlop estructestructstructestructuructuestructuestructutructuesst
SSuburbs SSuburbs, Sbuuurbs Srbs SuburSuburbs, Sburbs SS burbs Srburbuburbsuurrbbs,s, SSSburbs, Sbuuurbrrbbss, S, S, enegal.enegaleeneeneen
search Center, Indonessssia.iaiiaiaiaiaTThTheThe TTTTThhee TTTsssuuunnaammmThee TTTTsssuuunamhee TTTsssuuunnaammi aaanand DisaDisi Disaaai aa ster Mitigation Rese
ment Agency.TThhee IInnddondoonndonndoneeTThhe Ine InInndd neeThe IndoneThhee IndonInnddoonesssiaaa NationNationoonnssiaaa Nationsiasssiaa o aal Disastea r Managem
nning, Indonesia.The MinistTh Mhe MMi inisttThe Mhee MMinnissttTThe Me MMinMinnisstte MMinnisst ory of Nof NatiatitiNatirryyy ory of NatatiNa oonal Develonanaa opment Plann
Development (USAID).D).)D).he UThe UnitedThe UnitedUnnnnitediteditedUnitedT UT e Un SStatStates AgStatestesS tteSttaat ency for International D
gency (AIDA).erbThe AzerbThe Azerbahe AzerbaAzerbabbTThheTThhee AzerbabaThhe AzeAzezerbze baaijanijaijan Interijan Interijjjaa national Dnat evelopment Ag
SENNESENEGGALLGAL CCOOCOOCOSENEGSENNENEGGAALL CCCOSENSENNEEGGGGAALL C NTRIBUTIONNTRIBUTIUT 000$200 00$20020000$222200000,0000$2$2220000 00$ ,
INDINDONESIAINDONESIANNDONESIAESIASIA CONTRIBUTIIBUTBUTUTICONTRIBUTIOOONNONONON $$900 000 00900000 00999000 0$$9999000000 0000000$$$9999000000,000000$$999000000,00000000$$ ,
OTH CONTHEREERHER CONTH CONTTTRIBUTRIBUTIONNRIB IOONNRIIBBUUTTIIOOOONN 0$$$330$300 000 000000$3000$300,0000000$3000,00000000
NTCOIIDB CB CCOCOONCONTRRONTRICONTRICONTRIDB COIDB CONNTIDB CONTRDB CONTRRIONTRIIDIDBBB NCONTRICONTRIDDBB COB CONTRRIDB CCOONTRRITRIDB IBUTIOBBUBUTBUTIOONBUTUTIOUTIONUTBBUBUUTIOONNBUTBUTIOOONNN $$300,0000 00000$$300 000,0000$300$30000 03030$33003030$33000000$$333000000 0
RICEE PROE P5. RICE O5. RICE PPRRICE PROECE PRORROPRORICE PRORIICCE PROCE PROCE PPPRROOOD OCDUD ODDUCDUCCTTTIIIOOOONNDDUDUCCCTTTIIIOOODDUCCTTIIIOONDUDUCCTTIIIONNDUC IIOOONNCTIIOOONN
BRUNEIB NEEUNEIRUNEI DDARDARARDARR I DARUSSALAMUUUSSSSSALAM (RSAALLUSSALAMSALAALAMMM ((RRRUUSSSSSSAAALAM ((RAM (RUSSUS ALAAM (RAMMM ((RRUS (RSS (RRECIPIEECIPIECCCIPCIPIENT)PIENT)PIECIPIENIPIENNTTT)CIPIENT)ECCCCIPPPIENT)PIIEECIPIENNTCIPIENT)ECCCIPPP ENNNTTT)))C P ENNTT)T)CCIPPP NT))
MMMALAYAYSYSIA (SIA (SIA (A (A (PRPPROVROROVOVOVIDDDEEEERRRR))P DDDEEERRRR))PROVVIDDDEEEERRRR))PROVVIDDEEERRRR)DDEEEERRRR))
APPROVAVALVAL DL DVAL DOVAPPROAPPRO AATET SSeSSSept bmbbeSeptemberSSeeepppteemmSeptembeSSSSeeppppteSeepppeptemberp 20142014
NENENEEDDS/EEDS/CHAALEDS/CHALEEEDS/EDSD //CHALLL/CHHAAALLEDDSSS//CCHHHAAALLLLENGESNGEESSLLLEENNGGGEEESSSSLLLEENNGGGEEESSSSLLLEENNGGGEEESSSS
s of rice varieties.I iiImmmppprrooovvvviinnggImmmppprrooovvvviinnggImmmppprrooovvvviinnggImmmppprrooovvvvimprovingpppp g tthhh mathe managethe managetthhheee mthe mtthe managet ageg ment ament and cm haracteristics
SOLUTIONSL ONS
fertility management andIntroducinIntroInt g new riceric varieties, improving soil f
able rice production.ddeveloping agronomic practices for sustaina
PARTNERS INVOLVED
food, the Ministry of IndustryThe Department of Agriculture and Agrifo
salam.and Primary Resources, Brunei Daruss
& Development Institute (MARDI).The Malaysian Agricultural Research &
UTIONBRUNEI DARUSSALAM CONTRIBUT $6,138,176
MALAYSIA CONTRIBUTION $242,000
IDB CONTRIBUTION $300,000
3. ART3. ARTARTTTIFFICFICFICCICIIITIF IIITTIFTIFF CCIIITIFF IALLLL IINNSEMINSEMEMALAALLL IAALAL IAL ATION OF LIVEESSTOCK
KYKY EPRGYZ REPGYZ REZYZ RRYRRGYYZYYRRRGYZ RGYZ REGYZ REZ RKYRRRGYZ RGYZYYZZ RRGGYZGYZ RRRGGYZ REGYGYZZ R UBLIC (RECBLBL IPIENT)
INNDNDOOONNNEESIAESSIANESIAESIAOOO EESS AINDNDOOONNESIOONES AA (PRPROVIDER)((P(PR
PPROVALPPROVAL DROVAL DDDDDDAAAATETETEAAATETAAATEEAATEEAAAATTTEEAAAPPPPRRAAPPPAAAAAAAAAAAAAA October 2014
/CHALCHCHAL/CCHALCH LLEEENNGGESGESGESSLLEEENN EESLEENGGEEESSLEEENNGESLEEENNG/CCH/C/CCCHNEEDS/CHNEEDS/NEEDS/CNEEDS/CCS/DSSEEE SDDDDDENEEDSEEDSSEDEDDSSNEEE /
ethe livhe livh llivestthhe livvvesststhe ivesv stt kkkock producockoockockock p tivity through geneticethhthhheImprovingiiImpromprovprprormprovinggm rov gImImmppprrrov gppp g thetthhththheooovovvvvvi gggg ttgrovingiovinov ggovinovingggvinnngggggggg tingggggoovovov gg t
off looccaalalf loooccaaloocca bbbbreeeeds.bbbrbreeedsreeeoofff lddeevvvvelopmeelopmeloppmelopmennddevvveeelopelopmenpmmeenddevvveeloppmment of ltt oft oot ot ot oftnnnnttmmeenmmeenmeennnteennnnnntmmmmeemee
SSOLUTIONSOLUTIONOSOLUTIOLLUUTIOUTIT ONSSSSSOOLUTIOLUTIOUTTISOLUTIONSSSOLUOLLUTIOLLUUTIONONNSSOOLLUUTIOONSSOO TS LSSOSSOOOSOOOSOOO UOO USO UUUULLLLLSOOOLSSOOOLLUTLULLULUUS ULUSSOSOOOLLSOOLLUTSOLULLUS LLUUS ULLUS
ll insnstitnstitstitaall innnsal iinnall innnl ininn utional anu nal aal anonal anand humanhhumanmd humanhumaanndd humad umammmamancaaaaalllhh ngthheenenthgt ennheenhh ing theng ting thh lling theth lloollocccacccacaaacaacaallheeeeh hhegthgtgt eg hhhSS engengthStrSttrerereeennngngtgtrerereeenngthgtreeennngtreenng hhe lhgthheeheheehhehtt gtgtthh hhe lhhgthheeheheehh
gementementementntggemegge eentementeme of aof af anof an Artiof an Artificialficiageagggggeesss forfor the mtheor the mhe mmmmmforfor tthhe mmma geanananaaaganageannnanaagaa aaanaaannaaagmmaaamaasss fff maffoss fff mf ms ms mcapacitiescapacitiescapcapa ittiiiepaaacccittiieaciticitticitcapaacccitttieses ffo mmmfo aaaessses ffo mmmmmfo mmaaa
prod provipr ding techn aical supportd poonn PPrroogogggrraaamamonn ProgramProgrPrograrogragrammmProg mm aaanndand paPoonn PPrrPrnnnnosem naInseminnsemm nnattiInnsseemmminaminInseminaattiInnssem nattiooooonoonnn Pnn PPPProooonn mnn Pnn PPPr mmPr m
and husand huhuannd hussssbbbbanandry.bbbabbanbbbbafofo nnd hhhndandddffff bbfor breedior breeedfor breediffor breedifofoor breeded ngng anng anngng annd hdnd hananff nnd hd hnd hud h nffofoffofo
OOLLVVVEEEDOLLVOLLVOLLVVEEE OO VEES II O VVE S OE LVN SNERS IS INERS IRS IINVNVONVOOONNVOOLVVVEVEVOOOOONE LVVVEVEVNERS IS IIPAPARTNERS IS I
stitute of Livestocksttiifiifici cc ResResResearch Instii iifiiifi aRRRii aRR aRRt Rccie tttiiifiennnnttiennnieennnntific RRReseatiifiti c ReRReseaciiThe KyrgyzThe Kyrgyzrgyzyzy gy ScScicS
and PPastturand Pasturand Pasturasttu eesesesss.e .
emination Centre,emonal Artificial AAr al InsemN ooo fifio fiNNNatioaatioN fion ficArrtificArArtificArNThe SingosThe Singose SingoSingoossa iri Narrririaaaarrriaaar
Indonesnesiaonesiand es a.
Planning,PlNatatiN onal Develnao opment PlNNNNNNNNNNNf NNNNNNaN DevDevef NNNNNNf NNThThe Me MinistMinnisststMinisstMMinnnis ry of Nry ofof Nofoof
Innddon isia.nd eesssiaa.onees
EPUBLIC CONTRIBUTIONBUUBLPEP BUTBUTUBLUBLIEPYZ RYZZZYZ RZZYZ RYZZKYKYRGRGGGYZ REPRGYZZYRRRRGRRKKYYYRYRRGKYYRRYYRR $132,0000
ONESIAONNEO CONTRIBUTIONOOOONESIAONO NTRNTRONTRONTRONESIAOONNONDONESIADOINNDOONNIN $938,000
OONONTRIBUTIOONONTRIB ONONTONONTRIBBBIDIDB CONTRIB CB CODB CONI B $300,000300,000,00000,000000

8. 08
We innovate
REACH
FURTHER
AND ACHIEVE
MORE
We work with you to reach
a larger audience across
every available channel
We are skilled at creating printed
publications in every format and
producing interactive online websites
using the latest technology.
We will showcase your corporate
report across a variety of platforms
to support your aims and reach your
target audience.
Our digital work is designed and built
to be accessible on all devices, from
desktop computers to tablets and
smartphones. Technology is constantly
evolving, so we make sure you are on
top of the latest developments.
Publicising your finished site is a
vital step that many organisations
ignore. Our targeted HTML email
campaigns promote your website
launch and ensure you reach the
widest possible audience.
| Intelligent design
2011
European Bank for
Reconstruction and Development
(EBRD): Transition Reports
Blackwood has been working alongside
the Bank for five years and has been
continuously developing this important
and complex report. Since 2013 we
have created online reports to engage
stakeholder groups and share the Bank's
findings across Europe and beyond.
We designed and built a dual-language
microsite in English and Russian,
optimising it for viewing on tablet and
mobile phone. Interactive data charts
and maps bring the content to life. This
site also helps EBRD to gain extra value
from pre-existing assets, such as videos,
that enhance the user experience.
Blackwood has also produced a full
range of complementary online and
printed assets (see bottom right).
2011 2015-16
7.5%
COST REDUCTION
Even though 2015-16 has
seen a large increase in digital
and campaign products, the
reduced print pagination and
print run has meant an overall
reduction in total costs.
160%
AUDIENCE GAIN
The campaign activities have helped to raise awareness
of the report while the implementation of the digital
channel has helped to reach a wider, global audience.
COST REDUCTIONS AND AUDIENCE GAIN
TRANSITION REPORT 2015-16
PRINT REPORTING
IN 2011 THE EBRD
PRODUCED A 180 PAGE
PRINTED REPORT IN ENGLISH
AND RUSSIAN. DISTRIBUTED
AT AN ENGLISH LAUNCH
EVENT AND RUSSIAN
ROADSHOWS.
2
○ Cost reduction
○ Audience gain

9. 09
2015-16
The project demonstrates how
effectively content can be displayed
online, with sharing and bookmarking
functions plus expanding and
collapsing sections to personalise
the reader’s experience.
The EBRD now has a dynamic,
authoritative but user-friendly
online platform to communicate,
challenge and cooperate with
European and global stakeholders
on economic development.
The project's success was made
possible through a trusting and
collaborative working relationship.
The impressive results are testament
to EBRD's confidence in Blackwood,
which gave us the flexibility to pursue
new ideas and break new ground.
DIGITAL CHANNEL ANALYSIS
TRANSITION REPORT 2015-16
OMNI-CHANNEL REPORTING
FOR 2015-16 THE EBRD
PRODUCED AN INTEGRATED
PRINT AND DIGITAL CAMPAIGN
COMPRISING:
• a 104 page print report
• a 16 page digest in English only
• a dual language English/Russian
website with interactive maps,
video, infographics and charts
• full Russian report pdf download
• exclusive online only content
• promotional email campaign
• global press launch
• event posters, banners and
launch/roadshow Powerpoint
presentation.
64%DECREASE IN
COST PER READER
While the budget is being used more
efficiently, the products and channel
selection are now more suitable and
effective for the Bank’s audience.
90
10
20
10
3
66
92
5 2
CHANNEL GROUPING
○ Referral 66%
○ Direct 20%
○ Organic 10%
○ Social 3%
DEVICE CATEGORY
○ Desktop 92%
○ Mobile 5%
○ Tablet 2%
NEW USERS
○ External 90%
○ EBRD 10%

10. EYE-TRACKING STUDIES SHOW
INTERNET USERS PAY CLOSE ATTENTION
TO INFORMATION-CARRYING IMAGES.
IN FACT, WHEN THE IMAGES ARE
RELEVANT, USERS SPEND MORE TIME
LOOKING AT THE IMAGES THAN THEY
DO READING TEXT ON THE PAGE.
| Intelligent design
CHANNEL
AUDIENCE
‘Blackwood will create stunning
visuals for print and online
to capture and keep your
audience’s attention.’
INFOGRAPHICS ARE LIKED
AND SHARED ON SOCIAL
MEDIA 3X MORE THAN
OTHER ANY OTHER TYPE
OF CONTENT.
10
AUDIENCE
CHANNEL
AUDIENCE
CHANNEL
INFOGRAPHIC
A good infographic combines
reputable data with clear design
and a compelling story to convey
a strong message relevant to your
intended audience
CHART
DATA
NARRATIVEDESIGN
Design with little data:
Eye-catching but without
substance or real value
A well-designed chart
could be the perfect tool to
display your data
Data with little design:
Impregnable, unintelligible
or unappealing
Data with little narrative:
Lacks context and insight
Narrative with little data:
Lacks depth and evidence
Design with little
narrative: Window
dressing, lacks meaning
or purpose
Narrative with little
design: Impenetrable or
dry communication
PAPER
ILLUSTRATION
An illustration can
tackle hard subject matter,
question, provoke or
succinctly tell a story
A white paper could
argue your point, relate a
strategy or communicate a
theory or findings

11. 11
We visualise
CAPTURE –
AND KEEP
– YOUR
AUDIENCE’S
ATTENTION
The human brain processes
visual information
thousands of times faster
than text. So if you want
the data from your reports
to stand out and be
understood quickly, it
needs to be in visual form
‘When it comes to the visual
approach for your report, one
size definitely doesn’t fit all.’
3
IPPF's global reach
153 Member Associatio
ns–nationally-owned,
Providing integrate
d sexual and
r
eproductivehealthinformation,educationandservices
Supporting
healthsystemsstrengthening
Advo
cating
forpolicyandlegislativechangeinsupportofsexualandreproductivehealthandrights
30,0
00+
staff
M
ill
io
nsofvolunteers
volunteer-based, auto
nomousorganizations
IP
PF
Member
Member
Member
M
ember
Member
Member
Associations Associations Associations
AssociationsAssociationsAssociations
29 15
37
9
22
41
Western
East&SouthEast
European
Hemisphere
Arab World
Africa
SouthAsia
AsiaandOceania
Network
Blackwood understands how to
capture your audience’s attention with
well chosen and striking visuals and
formats for print and online.
The visuals we choose to use and
create all comes down to what you
want to say, who you are talking
to and the channel you are using.
Infographics and pictograms are
two options that give complex data
meaning and context through easy
to understand, engaging visuals.
Illustrations are another method of
giving extra dimension to your content.
The function should come first.
And using the right data is all-
important. You want an infographic to
make your reader sit up and notice,
question their views and get excited
about your work.
Hit the right note and your audience
will share your report content with their
colleagues and online communities
via social media. Your corporate report
could go viral. Imagine the positive
impact on your investor or donor
numbers. Blackwood can help
you make that happen.
1436H IN NUMBERS
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10000
11000
12000
13000
14000
15000
16000
17000
18000
19000
20000
Bangladesh
Egypt
Pakistan
Turkey
Morocco
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Indonesia
Tunisia
Algeria
Jordan
Senegal
Bahrain
Uzbekistan
Sudan
Lebanon
Kuwait
Burkina Faso
Azerbaijan
Kazakhstan
Mauritania
Oman
Syria
Cameroon
Yemen
Malaysia
Nigeria
Côte d'Ivoire
Uganda
Mali
Chad
U.A.E.
Benin
Libya
Niger
Gambia
Gabon
Guinea
Albania
Iraq
Togo
Turkmenistan
Mozambique
Qatar
Djibouti
Tajikistan
Maldives
Sierra Leone
Kyrgyz Republic
Suriname
Palestine
Comoros
Afghanistan
Somalia
Brunei
Guinea-Bissau
1190.1 — 18050.8
2006.7 — 9861.0
1090.0 — 9827.7
1965.0 — 8785.5
0.0 — 6469.8
0.0 — 5870.6
167.3 — 4704.1
129.0 — 3711.6
319.5 — 3173.3
10.0 — 2499.4
181.0 — 2448.8
469.6 — 2002.5
50.1 — 1997.6
57.5 — 1746.4
11.5 — 1597.7
130.5 — 1587.6
0.0 — 1525.8
291.5 — 1461.6
40.0 — 1387.4
220.0 — 1319.2
97.2 — 1259.0
450.0 — 1165.8
0.6 — 1107.5
402.0 — 1080.7
39.9 — 1051.7
35.0 — 1029.3
55.0 — 977.7
308.8 — 966.0
321.0 — 951.2
49.3 — 908.6
201.7 — 883.9
41.0 — 872.6
301.7 — 833.6
0.0 — 734.8
47.3 — 656.7
45.0 — 624.1
122.7 — 609.2
134.4 — 606.6
0.0 — 556.7
0.0 — 553.9
280.6 — 513.9
0.0 — 466.8
235.0 — 457.7
0.0 — 450.4
146.5 — 435.8
27.5 — 357.8
3.7 — 333.7
20.0 — 281.2
37.8 — 275.2
67.0 — 185.6
2.0 — 176.4
0.0 — 93.7
40.0 — 83.8
1.3 — 81.1
4.0 — 50.8
0.0 — 20.2
1436H — CUMULATIVE
—
AFGHANISTAN
AZERBAIJAN
KAZAKHSTAN
KYRGYZ REPUBLIC
TAJIKISTANTURKMENISTAN
UZBEKISTAN
IRAQ
QATAR
KUWAIT
OMAN
YEMEN
JEDDAH
BAHRAIN
U.A.E
JORDAN
LEBANON
SYRIA
PALESTINE
LIBYA
TUNISIA
IRAN
PAKISTAN
INDONESIA
MALAYSIA
MALDIVES
BRUNEI
BANGLADESH
ALGERIA
BURKINA FASO
MALI
MAURITANIA
SENEGAL
SURINAME
MOROCCO
GAMBIA
GUINEA-BISSAU
GUINEA
SIERRA LEONE
CÔTE D'IVOIRE
SOMALIA
CAMEROON
CHAD
SUDAN
UGANDA
NIGER
NIGERIA
MOZAMBIQUE
GABON
EGYPT
TURKEY
ALBANIA
SAUDI ARABIA
DJIBOUTI
COMOROS
BENIN
TOGO
THE PRESENT MEMBERSHIP OF
THE BANK CONSISTS OF
56COUNTRIES
WHICH FALL WITHIN FOUR IDB
REGIONAL GROUPINGS
MENA
ASIA
SSA
CIS
* Cut-off date for data reported in this table was 30 Dhul-Hijja 1436H (13 October 2015). This amount excludes ICIEC’s insurance
commitments of ID18.4 billion ($27.6 billion) and business insurance operations of ID18.3 billion ($27.5 billion).
Source: IDB
TOTAL IDB GROUP
NET APPROVALS
$12.1BILLION
CUMULATIVE IDB GROUP
NET APPROVALS
(1396H -1436H)*
$113.6BILLION
MIDDLE EAST AND
NORTH AFRICA
MEMBER COUNTRIES
(MENA)
ID3.4
BILLION
($4.9 BILLION)
ASIAN MEMBER
COUNTRIES (ASIA)
ID1.9 BILLION
($2.6 BILLION)
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA (SSA)
ID2.5 BILLION
($3.5 BILLION)
COMMONWEALTH OF
INDEPENDENT STATES (CIS)
ID10.9 MILLION
($307.8 MILLION)
REGIONAL LEVEL ALLOCATION IN 1436H
BY COUNTRY, THE TOP FIVE RECIPIENTS
OF IDB GROUP FINANCING IN 1436H
○ EGYPT ID1.4 billion ($2.0 billion) 16.6%
○ TURKEY ID1.4 billion ($2.0 billion) 16.2%
○ BANGLADESH ID0.8 billion ($1.2 billion) 9.8%
○ PAKISTAN ID0.8 billion ($1.1 billion) 9.0%
○ SENEGAL ID332.2 million ($469.6 million) 3.9%
○ ITFC 52.9%
○ IDB-OCR 40.6%
○ ICD 5.5%
○ SPECIAL FUNDS (APIF & UIF) 0.9%
○ SPECIAL ASSISTANCE OPERATIONS 0.1%
○ MENA 42.3%
○ SSA 30.3%
○ ASIA 22.7%
○ CIS 2.7%
GROUP MEMBERS SHARE IN TOTAL APPROVALS
65%
OF SENIOR MARKETING
EXECUTIVES BELIEVE THAT
VISUAL ASSETS (PHOTOS,
VIDEO, ILLUSTRATIONS AND
INFOGRAPHICS) ARE CORE TO
HOW THEIR BRAND STORY IS
COMMUNICATED.
nt
orts
rm

12. We translate
TALK TO THE
RIGHT PEOPLE
AROUND THE
WORLD
Switched on organisations
are extending their reach
and producing compelling
reports in different
languages – and we’re
helping them
If you are looking to engage with
potential new investors and donors
beyond the countries you operate in,
speak to them in their language.
Blackwood designs reports in Russian,
Arabic, Turkish, French, Spanish
and German, and we’ve just added
Mandarin to our list. Our multi-lingual
studio ensures that the design of your
report is culturally appropriate.
Our clients are in the Middle East,
continental Europe and across the UK.
We work with global organisations, or
businesses with a global vision, who
want to take their corporate reports to
the next level.
76% OF BLACKWOOD
CLIENTS’ AUDIENCES
SPEAK ENGLISH AS THEIR
SECOND LANGUAGE
TERSSISTT
HOSPITALLERSHOHOS
WEBSITEWW
This inspirational charity, based in the
UK and Africa, needed a new website
accessible to a wider audience to
showcase their work and attract new
donors and supporters.
The new site was launched with a
colourful HTML email that was openedss
by over 70% of those who received it –veve
almost 40% above the industry average.
GHANA
20 YEARS OF THE
GREEN ECONOMY
SPECIALIST
PUBLICATION
This brochure was distributed at thehehed at thed at the
United Nations conference on the grereenregrgre
economy in Rio de Janeiro, exploriningin
sustainability over the past 20 yearsssarsears
of the ‘Rio process’ – the first UNNN
conference on sustainable developpment.popop
BRAZIL
E
Y
s distributed at theeeed at theed at the
WELLBEING MATTERS
WEBSITE & PRINT REPORT
This is a new initiative meas
eans’ wellbeing exploringand reporting on Europeans’ welleans’ well
ution and drivers of subjectivethe definition, distribution andution and
ope.wellbeing across Europe.ope.
EUROPE
THE DONOR REPORTHE DONOR REPORTTHE DONOR REPOR
WEBSITE AND PRINT DIGESTWEBSITE AND PRINT DIGESWEBSITE AND PRINT DIGES
The Donor Report reaches investors from aroundThe Donor Report reacheThe Donor Report reache from aroundfrom around
the world. They provide funds to support activitiesthe world. They provide funthe world. They provide fun
n countries from Centralin countries from Centraln countries from Central
EuropEuropeEurop
the Wethe Westhe We
d tand thed t
rEasternrn
(SEMED
CANADA
S
uringsuringuring
ntries from Centrals from Centrals from Central
to Central Asia,to Central Asia,to Central Asia,
ern Balkansstern Balkansern Balkans
hern ande Southern andhern and
e iterraneann Mediterraneae iterranea
D) region.D) region.D) region.
| Intelligent design
12

13. UZBEKISTAN
TAIWANQATAR
SINCE WE HAVE BEEN REPORTING
FOR THE EUROPEAN BANK FOR
RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT,
THEIR ANNUAL BUSINESS VOLUME
HAS INCREASED BY
€458MILLION
ürkiye:Türkürkürkiürkiy
RD ÖyküsüEBRDRD
y
CIALISTSPECC
PUBLICATIONPUBLPUBL TTTTPUBLIPUBLI OO
English | TurkishEE urkishurkishEnglishEnglish
A cleaner sea in the south, a fastersea insea inA cA c
commute in the north, new city transporte in thee in the nn
in the west, helping women-ledst, hest, he
businesses in the centre, restructuring
SMEs in the east and saving energy
throughout. This brochure tells the story
of investment in Turkey since 2009.
TURKEY
SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT MATRIX TOOL
MICROSITE
Providing accurate, com
sustainability data acro
30 countries and 5 leve
business performance.
UGANDA
EUROPEAN SOCIAL SURVEEUREUR
SPECIALIST PUBLICATION
English |Spanish
ESS is a European project with, at present, 17at preat pre
partner countries with Sweden and Denmark asn andn and
host nations. In addition, more than 50 universithost nhost nhoshos nations. In addition, more than 50 universities,nations. In addition, more than 50 universit
search institutes, and laboratories from all overresesesearch institutes, and laboratories from all oversearch institutes, and laboratories from all over
world are taking part ithe wwworld are taking part in the ESS collaboration.world are taking part i
SWEDEN
EYY
with at present 17at presat pres
REVERSE LINKAGE:
DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SHARING
EXPLAINER ANIMATION
English | Arabic | French
Launched at the Islamic Development
Bank’s Annual Meeting in Jakarta,
the animation, produced in three
languages, explains how the Reverse
Linkage programme works in a visually
engaging way.
INDONESIA
DIVERSIFYING RUSSIA
SPECIALIST PUBLICATION
English | Russian
This publication looks in detail at policies thaThis publication looks in detail at policiThis publication looks in detail at policie
n help to achieve economic diversification in Russia and end itscan help to achieve economic diversificn help to achieve economic diversific
on exportsheavy reliance on exports of oil, gaon exports
LAW IN TRANSITION
DUAL LANGUAGE WEBSITE
English | Russian
The journal for governments,
international organisations,
therslegal practitioners and otherther
ommercialmmmmmmactive in promoting commerciaommercia
financiafinanciafinanciaand financial law reform infinancia
transition counttttransition counttransition counttransition countries.transition count
RUSSIA
at
mparable
ss
ls of
TRADE EXCHANGEAA
MAGAZINE
Blackwood conceived,vv
designed and launched thennnncc
Taiwan Business sponsored TFP Magazine. The
32-page quarterly publication set the standard andaa yaa qq titi dd nnnn
raised the Trade Finance Programme’s profile withinsss p
the wider commercial market.
TAIWAN
d other minerals.as and other minerald other mineral
13

14. 14
OUR
W
EBSITE
IS
NOT
RESPONSIVE
M
NOT
HAPPY
W
ITH
M
Y
CURRENT
AGENCY
OURREPORTDOESN’TENGAGE
W
ENEED
TO
ATTRACTMORE
FOREIGN
INVESTMENT
WE’VEBEEN
USINGTHE
WE’VESTILLGOTHUNDREDS
OFCOPIESINRECEPTION
| Intelligent design
HAVE WE GOT YOU THINKING?

15. 15
Have we struck a chord with you?
Now is the time to re-evaluate your
approach to design. Ask yourself:
• Are you telling your stories well
enough with the report design?
• What do you know about your
audience/s?
• Are you using the right channel
to communicate with your target
audience?
• Where are they being seen?
• Are you speaking the right
language/s?
• How are you promoting your
corporate reports? Who is talking
about them?
We enhance
RE-EVALUATE
YOUR
APPROACH
TO DESIGN
Our aim with this brochure
is to provide strategic
insight into producing your
next corporate report
‘We understand your challenges.
We have the skills and expertise.
We also see the opportunities.’
Blackwood appreciates that the
investment you make in design must
have a clear return.
We have evolved a three-step working
model that’s all about collaboration,
inspiration and innovation, and – above
all – ensuring you are guaranteed a
good return on your investment.
If you would like a fresh approach,
plan ahead for success in 2017 and
give Blackwood a call.
STEP ONE: Audit & Assess
F
irst off we immerse ourselves in your challenges and
a
sk
all the questions we can. We’ll work with you
t
o
create a strong brief that will enable us to
e
xceed your expectations.
team will deliver a
b
eautifullydesignedandrigorouslythought
digital marketing
c
am
paigns,copywriting...Ourexpert
illustrations, anim
ations,infographics,branding,
Corporate litera
ture,websites,magazines,
through print and/or
digitalsolutionforyou,ontimeandonbudget.
STEP TW
O:Design&Deliver
toassessimpact,identifyingsuccessesas
w
ell as spotting
surveysandthelatestanalyticsand
m
e
asurement software
projectresults,butBlackwooddoes.
W
e use online
Fewcreativeagenciesmeasurea
nd
analyse
waystoenhanceandimproveyourfutureproj
ects.
STEPTHREE:Revie
w
&
Refine

16. 16
We produce
CREATING
CLEVER DESIGN
IN ALL ITS
FORMS
As well as being experts
in corporate reporting,
Blackwood produces
brochures, websites,
animations and much more
We have the tools to review and refine
the performance of your corporate
reporting projects and position them
within your communication strategy.
We address any gaps with intelligently
designed communications, including:
• brochures
• corporate websites
• employee communications
• video animations
• HTML campaigns
We work holistically
We produce work for multiple
channels, devices and audiences.
That means you can trust all your
design work to one dedicated team
who deliver creativity with consistency
and cost effectiveness.
Our expertise includes…
Brand development, communications
strategy, relationship management,
exhaustive knowledge of every
design and digital software product,
user experience, technical delivery,
project management, problem
solving, search engine optimisation,
copywriting, editorial content,
content strategy, training and brand
language development.
How can we help?
• Do you need to engage more
effectively with employees or get your
people collaborating?
• Is an impending merger likely to lead
to a rebrand?
• Are you keen to simplify your
communication with more use of
video animations?
• Are your audience’s needs changing,
leading to certain channels becoming
less effective?
‘Blackwood are experts of
printed and online design,
spanning external and internal
communications.’
| Intelligent design
A case in point
One of our clients asks us to produce
a printed annual report in a number
of languages. In recent times we have
added pdfs of the report on to a USB
stick and attached this to the printed
version. Feedback we gathered from
the launch event highlighted that
delegates really wanted the report in
a handy pocket sized format.
Is your audience telling you they
need your content in more accessible
formats? Do they need to travel?
Printed reports are heavy, so a shorter
promotional digest along with the full
version might be a good idea. Do they
live in countries with unreliable internet
services? If they can’t get online to view
your report’s microsite, they’ll want
to access a digital version in a user-
friendly way i.e. USB.BLACKWOOD TRANSLATION
DESIGN PROJECTS
2012-2016
71
2
9
41
18
9
3 3
26
○ Print 71%
○ Digital 29%
○ Russian 41%
○ Arabic 26%
○ French 18%
○ German 9%
○ Spanish 3%
○ Turkish 3%

17. Animation
Banner design
Branding
Brochures
Campaigns
Catalogues
Charts
Corporate Gifts
Digest
Direct Mail
Display Exhibition
Editorial guidelines
Environment design
Folders
Fundraising campaigns
HTML email
Illustration
Infographics
Information architecture
Logo design
Magazine
Marketing/Promotion
Microsite
Newsletters
Packaging
Posters
Presentations
Proposals
Report
Script writing
Social media
Strategy
USB cards
User Experience
Visual identity
Wayfinding
Website
Wireframe schematics
Z-cards
PRINT
DIGITAL
ARABIC
FRENCH
GERMAN
RUSSIAN
SPANISH
TURKISH
CHANNEL PRODUCT/SERVICE LANGUAGE
WHICH CHANNELS COULD YOU BE USING? WE CAN HELP 17

18. 18
‘Our SABMiller.com updates
have gone live this morning
without a glitch so as you can
imagine I’m breathing a sigh
of relief. Blackwood delivered
exactly what we asked for, on
schedule every step of the way.
It was a seamless process led
by Jez, he was a very safe pair
of hands to work with. Thanks!’
Briony Clarke
Digital Channel Manager
SABMiller plc
‘WOW! Well done Blackwood,
our General Assembly will be
delighted with this result, as will
the author of the report.’
Dr Lorna Ryan
Centre for Comparative Social Surveys
City University
‘The Bank’s Annual Report has
been significantly revamped and
improved and this improvement
should continue as it has a
major impact on engaging with
the stakeholders.’
Governor
Islamic Development Bank Group
‘Blackwood's creative ideas for
our annual report are just so
Chance UK. The work is always
on brief and your eye-catching
identity continues to engage our
stakeholders and supporters.’
Gracia McGrath OBE
Chief Executive Officer
Chance UK
| Intelligent design
We value
WHAT OUR
CLIENTS HAVE
TO SAY
We measure and analyse
project success but nothing
beats hearing feedback
from our clients
While it’s great to get positive
responses, we also ask clients for input
on areas for improvement, so we can
deliver an even better product and
service for future projects.
Here are some comments from clients
who were happy to be quoted. There
are many more great testimonials
that we could have added, however
it is normal to be asked to sign non
disclosure agreements and we respect
some clients’ needs for anonymity.
‘Thank you! We are all very
happy with this year’s Annual
Report and the Donor Report.
We’ve already received a great
deal of positive reviews and
feedback from inside and
outside the Bank, and already
see an encouraging take-up on
social media.
‘These two titles are extremely
important as both reporting and
visibility tools for the EBRD, so
it's very gratifying that we’ve
developed such strong and
visually pleasing publications.
All made easier to achieve with
such a smooth and efficient
production process.’
Head of Long-term
Communications Output
European Bank for Reconstruction
and Development
‘The Top Trumps arrived ahead
of time and have been very well
received. I really appreciate you
turning this around so quickly.’
Peter Hawes
Internal Comms & Employee
Engagement Manager
Crossrail Ltd
Call Blackwood today and
talk to us about your next
project. Call Clare Ritchie,
Client Services Director, on
+44 (0)1273 732246
or email
clare@weareblackwood.com

19. We are proactive
NEXT STEPS
Ready to work with a design
company that applies
intelligent thinking to
help you reach further and
achieve more?
‘Every Blackwood project builds
upon the success of the last.
It’s intelligent design in action.’
Ask yourself:
ƾ Is your corporate reporting working hard enough for you?
ƾ Does the content of your report stand out from the crowd?
ƾ Are your reports accessible to the people who matter?
ƾ Do you know who’s reading them and where they
are located?
ƾ Are you only producing reports in English?
ƾ Should you be considering other languages?
ƾ Do you publicise your reports when they’re finished?
ƾ Blackwood can help with your corporate reporting and
other design projects. Talk to us today to start planning
your next project.
✓

20. ‘Taking the time to understand
what your challenges and
goals are is key to producing
effective solutions, and to
a long and rewarding
professional partnership.’
Why wait until your next reporting project? Call us
today to arrange a meeting. The team at Blackwood
look forward to working with you.
Contact Clare Ritchie, our Client Services Director,
by phone on +44 (0)1273 732246
or by email clare@weareblackwood.com