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DESIGNING PRESENTATIONS Simple Tips to Make Your Presentations More Engaging Jamed Falik Visual Design and Production, IFPRI
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DESIGNING PRESENTATIONSSimple Tips to Make Your Presentations More Engaging
Jamed FalikVisual Design and Production, IFPRI
COLOR THEORY SEMIOTICS TYPOGRAPHY
Effective Communication:Simple design choices to help convey your research findings in clear and concise ways
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Think like a designer
A few big stories over the past 40 years
Debunking myths on Green Revolution• Smallholders benefit: Yield growth = 3% / yr (1961-85)• Agricultural growth multipliers: Each $1 earned on-farmà additional $1 to local economy
Pro-poor public investments in China (1998-2007)Ø Increased spending on agric. R&D, irrigation and education
• Growth / yr: Ag R&D = 9% | Irrigation = 3% | Rural education = 12%
Opening rice markets in Vietnam (1995-97)• Led to improved rural income and reduced poverty• Relaxation of trade restrictions benefits = US$ 61 million
C C T p r o g r a m s i n B r a z i l , H o n d u r a s , M e x i c o , N i c a r a g u a• Improved design and expansion of programs • PROGRESA, Mexico: Median value of benefits = $992/student
Recommended Fonts
§ Arial – Mature and professional § Gill Sans – Warm and friendly§ Helvetica – Natural and simple
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PHOTOS
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OVERVIEW
§ Photos§ Icons § Data Visualization § Layering§ Scaffolding
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Monitoring Impact
§Media citations; publications and data downloads§Institutional incentives to communicate research for impact§Outreach to target audiences§Impact on achieving SDGs
Monitoring Impact§Media citations;
publications and data downloads
§ Institutional incentives to communicate research for impact
§Outreach to target audiences
§ Impact on achieving \\SDGs
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Monitoring Impact§Media citations;
publications and data downloads
§ Institutional incentives to communicate research for impact
§Outreach to target audiences
§ Impact on achieving \\SDGs
Monitoring Impact§Media citations;
publications and data downloads
§ Institutional incentives to communicate research for impact
§Outreach to target audiences
§ Impact on achieving \\SDGs
Monitoring Impact
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Photo Resources
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ICONS
IFPRI’s Research Communications Spectrum
§Global§Regional§National§Local
IFPRI’s Research Communications Spectrum
LOCALGLOBAL REGIONAL NATIONAL
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Overview§ Design Elementso Photoso Icons o Data Visualization
§ Techniqueso Layeringo Scaffolding
Agenda
Intro
Photos
Icons
Data Viz
Layering
Scaffolding
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Icon Resources
§Flat Icon: www.flaticon.com§Noun Project: www.thenounproject.com
DATA VISUALIZATION
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Understanding the evolution of trade along the value chain
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LAYERING
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ECOPRENEURS AND OTHER VALUE CHAIN
PARTICIPANTS
GOALS:Inclusive Sustainable Development
Consumption Process
Goods and Services
Production Processes
Capital Assets
Constituents of sustainable developmentMaterial needsHealth and educationOpportunityCommunitySecurity
Social-environmental systems dynamics
Determinants of sustainable developmentHuman capitalNatural capitalManufactured capitalKnowledge capitalSocial capitalFinancial capital
ECOPRENEURS AND OTHER VALUE CHAIN
PARTICIPANTS
GOALS:Inclusive Sustainable Development
Consumption Process
Goods and Services
Production Processes
Capital Assets
Constituents of sustainable developmentMaterial needsHealth and educationOpportunityCommunitySecurity
Social-environmental systems dynamics
Determinants of sustainable developmentHuman capitalNatural capitalManufactured capitalKnowledge capitalSocial capitalFinancial capital
Capital assets
Determinants of sustainable development
• Human capital• Natural capital• Manufactured capital• Knowledge capital• Social capital• Financial capital
ECOPRENEURS AND OTHER VALUE CHAIN
PARTICIPANTS
GOALS:Inclusive Sustainable Development
Consumption Process
Goods and Services
Production Processes
Capital Assets
Constituents of sustainable developmentMaterial needsHealth and educationOpportunityCommunitySecurity
Social-environmental systems dynamics
Determinants of sustainable developmentHuman capitalNatural capitalManufactured capitalKnowledge capitalSocial capitalFinancial capital
Consumption Process
Goods and Services
Production Processes
Social-environmental systems dynamics
ECOPRENEURS AND OTHER VALUE CHAIN
PARTICIPANTS
GOALS:Inclusive Sustainable Development
Consumption Process
Goods and Services
Production Processes
Capital Assets
Constituents of sustainable developmentMaterial needsHealth and educationOpportunityCommunitySecurity
Social-environmental systems dynamics
Determinants of sustainable developmentHuman capitalNatural capitalManufactured capitalKnowledge capitalSocial capitalFinancial capital
What’s for sale? Inventory of processed foods§ Cities: Accra, Cape Coast, Ho, Koforidua,
Kumasi, Sekondi-Takoradi, Sunyani, Tamale§ Stores: open-air stalls, street vendors,
traditional self-service shops, small shops with registers, chain and non-chain supermarkets
§ Categories of processed foods • Accra: cereals, tubers, meats and fish, fruits and
vegetables, oils and fats, spices• Other cities: cereals, tubers, tomatoes, poultry
§ Inventory process• Focused on products rather than shops• Information on products, manufacturers, ingredients,
packaging quality• Aimed to cover all products
What’s for sale? Inventory of processed foods§ Cities: Accra, Cape Coast, Ho, Koforidua,
Kumasi, Sekondi-Takoradi, Sunyani, Tamale§ Stores: open-air stalls, street vendors,
traditional self-service shops, small shops with registers, chain and non-chain supermarkets
§ Categories of processed foods • Accra: cereals, tubers, meats and fish, fruits and
vegetables, oils and fats, spices• Other cities: cereals, tubers, tomatoes, poultry
§ Inventory process• Focused on products rather than shops• Information on products, manufacturers, ingredients,
packaging quality• Aimed to cover all products
What’s for sale? Inventory of processed foods§ Cities: Accra, Cape Coast, Ho, Koforidua,
Kumasi, Sekondi-Takoradi, Sunyani, Tamale§ Stores: open-air stalls, street vendors,
traditional self-service shops, small shops with registers, chain and non-chain supermarkets
§ Categories of processed foods • Accra: cereals, tubers, meats and fish, fruits and
vegetables, oils and fats, spices• Other cities: cereals, tubers, tomatoes, poultry
§ Inventory process• Focused on products rather than shops• Information on products, manufacturers, ingredients,
packaging quality• Aimed to cover all products
What’s for sale? Inventory of processed foods§ Cities: Accra, Cape Coast, Ho, Koforidua,
Kumasi, Sekondi-Takoradi, Sunyani, Tamale§ Stores: open-air stalls, street vendors,
traditional self-service shops, small shops with registers, chain and non-chain supermarkets
§ Categories of processed foods • Accra: cereals, tubers, meats and fish, fruits and
vegetables, oils and fats, spices• Other cities: cereals, tubers, tomatoes, poultry
§ Inventory process• Focused on products rather than shops• Information on products, manufacturers, ingredients,
packaging quality• Aimed to cover all products
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MONITORING IMPACT
BIG DATA
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