Using Data to Improve Outcomes for Children across the world.

The Data for Children Collaborative with UNICEF is a joint partnership between UNICEF, The Scottish Government and the University of Edinburgh’s Data Driven Innovation Programme which seeks to improve outcomes for children locally, nationally and across the globe.

Creating the UNICEF Impact Collaboration animated film.

animation storyboard scenes

We created a sweet little animated film to explain the collaboration.

Impact Collaborations are a unique way of developing and enabling collaboration. The mission was to provide a platform that would bring together the appropriate data and expertise to answer challenge questions targeted at improving the lives of children.

The final logo.

The brief was simple, create a Logo that represents children and data. So we took it right back to its simplest form, the Abacus.

Logo of Data for Children Collaborative with UNICEF featuring colorful abacus beads.

A friendly and simple style.

A color palette featuring six circles in pink, red, orange, yellow, green, and blue. Each color includes CMYK, RGB, and HEX values below the circles. Header text reads "Colours: Bright, friendly and confident."
Poppins font sample displaying different styles and weights.
Stack of magazines titled 'A Future Stolen: Young and Out of School' with colorful circle design on covers, published by Data Hub for Children.
Modern office reception with a white desk, colorful circular wall design, and logo "Data hub for Children." Conference room with glass walls in the background.
Open magazine spread titled 'A Future Stolen: Young and out-of-school' with text and a photo of a young girl in a pink dress reading a book. The layout includes purple and yellow design elements.
Open booklet featuring a purple left page titled 'A Future Stolen: Young and Out-of-School' with text below. The right page has colorful data charts and additional text, focusing on educational statistics.

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