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IraqPavilionCOP 28
Raising awareness about the critical climate threats facing Iraq and the potential disappearance of the 5,000-year-old Iraqi marshlands.
Becorp delivered a targeted communications strategy for the Iraq Pavilion at COP28, successfully raising awareness about the critical climate threats facing Iraq and the potential disappearance of the 5,000-year-old Iraqi marshlands. We employed a captivating mix of traditional and modern elements to engage a global audience. Documentary-style videos and animation brought the marshlands' plight to life, while AR posters that sprang into motion with smartphone cameras provided a truly interactive experience. This immersive approach not only informed visitors but also fostered a deeper connection with the environmental challenges presented.
Digital Catalog & Typography
Branding
Logo
Art Direction
Our commitment to environmental responsibility mirrored the message we conveyed.
All promotional materials were eco-friendly, including canvas tote bags featuring thematic drawings of the marshlands and a powerful "Global Boiling" message instead of the typical "Global Warming." We also designed and distributed limited-edition pins inspired by the doors of the marshlands' tribal tent houses. These collector's items were crafted from sustainable metallic materials and packaged in biodegradable, corn-based plastic substitutes.
Key Objectives Achieved:
- Highlighted climate risks: Documentary videos, animation, WHO booklet, and AR posters effectively communicated the threats to the marshlands.
- Showcased sophisticated digital communications: High-quality animation and interactive AR posters emphasized the WHO and UNDP's commitment to digital outreach.
- Created a memorable experience: Diverse media, promotional materials, and a well-planned dissemination strategy fostered engagement across demographics.
- Balanced heritage and modernity: A minimalist design with AR elements and Arabic calligraphy portrayed the marshlands' history in a modern, tech-savvy manner.
Our commitment to environmental responsibility mirrored the message we conveyed.
All promotional materials were eco-friendly, including canvas tote bags featuring thematic drawings of the marshlands and a powerful "Global Boiling" message instead of the typical "Global Warming." We also designed and distributed limited-edition pins inspired by the doors of the marshlands' tribal tent houses. These collector's items were crafted from sustainable metallic materials and packaged in biodegradable, corn-based plastic substitutes.
Our commitment to environmental responsibility mirrored the message we conveyed.
All promotional materials were eco-friendly, including canvas tote bags featuring thematic drawings of the marshlands and a powerful "Global Boiling" message instead of the typical "Global Warming." We also designed and distributed limited-edition pins inspired by the doors of the marshlands' tribal tent houses. These collector's items were crafted from sustainable metallic materials and packaged in biodegradable, corn-based plastic substitutes.
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Karradah, Kharij Street, Baghdad, Iraq
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+964 7717777 075
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IraqPavilionCOP 28
Raising awareness about the critical climate threats facing Iraq and the potential disappearance of the 5,000-year-old Iraqi marshlands.
Becorp delivered a targeted communications strategy for the Iraq Pavilion at COP28, successfully raising awareness about the critical climate threats facing Iraq and the potential disappearance of the 5,000-year-old Iraqi marshlands. We employed a captivating mix of traditional and modern elements to engage a global audience. Documentary-style videos and animation brought the marshlands' plight to life, while AR posters that sprang into motion with smartphone cameras provided a truly interactive experience. This immersive approach not only informed visitors but also fostered a deeper connection with the environmental challenges presented.
Digital Catalog & Typography
Branding
Logo
Art Direction
Our commitment to environmental responsibility mirrored the message we conveyed.
All promotional materials were eco-friendly, including canvas tote bags featuring thematic drawings of the marshlands and a powerful "Global Boiling" message instead of the typical "Global Warming." We also designed and distributed limited-edition pins inspired by the doors of the marshlands' tribal tent houses. These collector's items were crafted from sustainable metallic materials and packaged in biodegradable, corn-based plastic substitutes.
Key Objectives Achieved:
- Highlighted climate risks: Documentary videos, animation, WHO booklet, and AR posters effectively communicated the threats to the marshlands.
- Showcased sophisticated digital communications: High-quality animation and interactive AR posters emphasized the WHO and UNDP's commitment to digital outreach.
- Created a memorable experience: Diverse media, promotional materials, and a well-planned dissemination strategy fostered engagement across demographics.
- Balanced heritage and modernity: A minimalist design with AR elements and Arabic calligraphy portrayed the marshlands' history in a modern, tech-savvy manner.
Our commitment to environmental responsibility mirrored the message we conveyed.
All promotional materials were eco-friendly, including canvas tote bags featuring thematic drawings of the marshlands and a powerful "Global Boiling" message instead of the typical "Global Warming." We also designed and distributed limited-edition pins inspired by the doors of the marshlands' tribal tent houses. These collector's items were crafted from sustainable metallic materials and packaged in biodegradable, corn-based plastic substitutes.
Our commitment to environmental responsibility mirrored the message we conveyed.
All promotional materials were eco-friendly, including canvas tote bags featuring thematic drawings of the marshlands and a powerful "Global Boiling" message instead of the typical "Global Warming." We also designed and distributed limited-edition pins inspired by the doors of the marshlands' tribal tent houses. These collector's items were crafted from sustainable metallic materials and packaged in biodegradable, corn-based plastic substitutes.
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OFFICE
Karradah, Kharij Street, Baghdad, Iraq
CONTACT
+964 7717777 075
info@becorp.be
SOCIAL
ITS ABOUT IMPACT
IraqPavilionCOP 28
Raising awareness about the critical climate threats facing Iraq and the potential disappearance of the 5,000-year-old Iraqi marshlands.
Becorp delivered a targeted communications strategy for the Iraq Pavilion at COP28, successfully raising awareness about the critical climate threats facing Iraq and the potential disappearance of the 5,000-year-old Iraqi marshlands. We employed a captivating mix of traditional and modern elements to engage a global audience. Documentary-style videos and animation brought the marshlands' plight to life, while AR posters that sprang into motion with smartphone cameras provided a truly interactive experience. This immersive approach not only informed visitors but also fostered a deeper connection with the environmental challenges presented.
Digital Catalog & Typography
Branding
Logo
Art Direction
Our commitment to environmental responsibility mirrored the message we conveyed.
All promotional materials were eco-friendly, including canvas tote bags featuring thematic drawings of the marshlands and a powerful "Global Boiling" message instead of the typical "Global Warming." We also designed and distributed limited-edition pins inspired by the doors of the marshlands' tribal tent houses. These collector's items were crafted from sustainable metallic materials and packaged in biodegradable, corn-based plastic substitutes.
Key Objectives Achieved:
- Highlighted climate risks: Documentary videos, animation, WHO booklet, and AR posters effectively communicated the threats to the marshlands.
- Showcased sophisticated digital communications: High-quality animation and interactive AR posters emphasized the WHO and UNDP's commitment to digital outreach.
- Created a memorable experience: Diverse media, promotional materials, and a well-planned dissemination strategy fostered engagement across demographics.
- Balanced heritage and modernity: A minimalist design with AR elements and Arabic calligraphy portrayed the marshlands' history in a modern, tech-savvy manner.
Our commitment to environmental responsibility mirrored the message we conveyed.
All promotional materials were eco-friendly, including canvas tote bags featuring thematic drawings of the marshlands and a powerful "Global Boiling" message instead of the typical "Global Warming." We also designed and distributed limited-edition pins inspired by the doors of the marshlands' tribal tent houses. These collector's items were crafted from sustainable metallic materials and packaged in biodegradable, corn-based plastic substitutes.
Our commitment to environmental responsibility mirrored the message we conveyed.
All promotional materials were eco-friendly, including canvas tote bags featuring thematic drawings of the marshlands and a powerful "Global Boiling" message instead of the typical "Global Warming." We also designed and distributed limited-edition pins inspired by the doors of the marshlands' tribal tent houses. These collector's items were crafted from sustainable metallic materials and packaged in biodegradable, corn-based plastic substitutes.
Other Projects
See Project
→
See Project
→
See Project
→
Connect with us to explore your project's potential.
OFFICE
Karradah, Kharij Street, Baghdad, Iraq
CONTACT
+964 7717777 075
info@becorp.be
SOCIAL
ITS ABOUT IMPACT