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Strategy · WWF-Brazil

Conversão Zero: one message, three audiences, for WWF-Brazil

For WWF-Brazil, we translated the zero-deforestation agenda into content tailored to companies, investors and farmers.

Client
WWF-Brazil
Year
2021 to 2022
Territory
Brazil, focused on the Amazon and the Cerrado
Format
Content strategy and a package of targeted pieces
Financial System and Zero Deforestation infographic

The challenge

Since 1996, WWF-Brazil has worked to reduce deforestation, and the zero-conversion agenda depends on very different actors: companies that buy beef and soy, banks and investors that finance production, farmers themselves and state governments. Each needs different arguments and formats. The challenge was to structure accessible, targeted content without losing the technical rigor the organization requires.

What we did

What we delivered

  • Strategy for using the content by audience
  • Newsletter for companies
  • Financial System and Zero Deforestation infographic
  • Presentation and one-pager
  • Scripts and videos for farmers

We organized the strategy by audience and created a key piece for each one. For the financial sector, we turned tables, data and technical presentations into an illustrated infographic showing how each type of institution can contribute to zero deforestation.

For companies, we designed a newsletter. For farmers, we scripted videos in direct language. A presentation and a one-pager for meetings complete the package.

Sketch of the infographic, part of the creative process
Sketch of the infographic (excerpt; the full piece is below)
Newsletter for companies

Outcome

WWF-Brazil now has a targeted communication kit to approach each link in the chain. The financial system infographic became one of the standout pieces in Forest's design portfolio.

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