Population Foundation of India engaged Newsworthy.Studio to write and design its Annual Report 2023-24 , with a special focus on its evidence-based narratives and community interventions that challenge alarmism about population growth in developing nations, and underscore the importance of investing in young people and women as steps towards leveraging both the demographic and gender dividends. The goal: to reflect the Foundation’s continued dedication to forging a just and equitable society in India where people exercise their reproductive rights, pursue their aspirations, and embrace optimal health and wellbeing.
Showcasing the organisation's work on adolescent health, family planning and population dynamics
A comprehensive annual report edited and designed to showcase the full arc of Population Foundation of India's work over 2023-24
We conceptualised and executed writing, layout design, infographics and illustrations to deliver print-ready and digital versions of the annual report, which fulfilled a statutory requirement, and served as a stock-take and roadmap for the full arc of the Foundation’s work.
Promoting informed discourse on changing population dynamics
Centring adolescents & youth in family planning discourse
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