Challenging Our Worldview

Preconceived notions of the world are usually best met with facts. Another effective way is the use of images.

When Tinyglobe worked as an image editor and part of the editorial team of the book ‘Blir världen bättre,’ the pictures from the UN media database formed an essential part of the narrative. This began a new focus on image and text to convey crucial facts about the world.

Tinyglobe would like to acknowledge that the eminent photographers hired by the UN contribute significantly to arousing interest and commitment to the organization’s essential results.

Posters on the MDGs

When UNA Sweden wanted to portray the successes of the Millennium Development Goals in schools, a bunch of colorful posters became a successful concept.

From Static Pages to Interaction

When Tinyglobe first stepped into Facebook marketing, it was still a fledgling concept.

This was when simply having the company name, logo, and address on a Facebook page was considered sufficient. It was also when money and effort were spent on stickers with calls to “like on Facebook.”

We neither liked nor understood the concept of getting people to like casually. We wanted to create real commitment – and meaningful dialogue. And we were sure engagement was key to getting ‘sincere likes’ and longstanding loyalty.

Fortunately, we got the chance to try our hand in cooperation with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Nordic Offices. This became the starting point for several campaigns focusing on facts, people, and interaction.

The 70th Anniversary of the UN

In 2015, the United Nations celebrated 70 years. To visualize the organization's history, Tinyglobe made a timeline exhibition.

In connection with the arrangement of the UN role-playing game NordicMUN in Copenhagen and the 70th anniversary of the United Nations, Tinyglobe produced a large-scale exhibition on behalf of UNA Sweden to visualize the organization’s significant history.

Dancing at Kibera School

A Promise to The World

For years, Tinyglobe had the privilege of helping the UNDP office in Stockholm run the campaign site millenniemalen.nu.

In November 2011, the UNDP Nordic office in Stockholm launched a new version of the campaign site millenniemalen.nu.

Tinyglobe led the project management of the site. The work included the development of technical requirements specification, new information structure, interaction design, and concept, as well as the production of new content.



60 Years of Cooperation

In 2013 the Swedish development co-operation with seven countries ended. Tinyglobe was commissioned to highlight some of the results achieved.

Development Talks is a forum for knowledge and debate on global development issues organized by the Swedish development agency Sida.

In December 2013, the Swedish bilateral cooperation with seven countries, China, India, Indonesia, Namibia, South Africa, and Vietnam, ended.

The exhibition Tinyglobe helped produce was part of the Talks conference organized to highlight the numerous results achieved through partner-driven cooperation with these seven countries.

Rebuilding Sida

End-to-end platform transformation for Sida.

Scope
Structure, content, and platform redesign

Role
Strategic lead and project management

Delivery
Large-scale government platform delivered within one year

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For Peace and Security

The cooperation in the United Nations is both unique and central for a safer and more peaceful world.

No organization can be said to represent all world countries in the same way as the United Nations. The cooperation in the UN is thus both unique and central to creating a safer and more peaceful world.

UNA Sweden works for a better and stronger UN. In Sweden, the association reviews the Swedish government’s commitments under UN conventions, performs advocacy, conducts fundraising to support UN field work, and informs and educates about the UN.

For several years, Tinyglobe has helped UNA Sweden promote its essential work, among other things, by producing various exhibitions

A Roadmap for Action

A fold-out pocket folder can be the trick to get initiatives for children's rights started.

When Unicef Sweden wanted to secure children’s rights in Swedish companies’ global operations, they asked Tinyglobe to develop an effective way to make top management understand the need for compliance. The result was a series of somewhat unusual communication tools – with the child’s rights at the center.

As part of the communication package, Tinyglobe produced a pocket folder. Easy to carry and easy to be lit from!

Book Fair Exhibition

The annual Book Fair in Gothenburg usually attracts around 100,000 visitors. In connection with the UN's 70th anniversary, Tinyglobe produced a photo-based timeline exhibition for the fair.

Facilitating Discussion

Sometimes, it's hard to know where to start when you need to discuss violations of children's rights.

When Unicef Sweden wanted to secure children’s rights in Swedish companies’ global operations, they asked Tinyglobe to develop an effective way to make top management understand the need for compliance. The result was a series of somewhat unusual communication tools – with the child’s rights at the center.

To spur serious discussions about children’s rights and how companies must ensure that they don’t violate the Convention on the Rights of the Child, Tinyglobe developed a series of case card.