Theory of Change Facilitation and Visualization
Smart Cities Theory of Change infographic by KAP Design.
As part of the City of Guelph’s application in the Smart Cities Challenge, KAP was thrilled to facilitate the creation of Guelph’s Circular Food Economy Theory of Change (ToC) and then design the infographic that visualizes the innovative model. The facilitation phase of the project involved bringing all of the stakeholders together for multiple sessions. Ideas and viewpoints were captured after each session and summarized to support the next session. When the ToC was complete, KAP visualized the theory to clarify and summarize the Circular Food Economy for the application.
The City of Guelph was one of four winners and were rewarded $10 million to create their Circular Food Economy. Congratulations to everyone involved!
Guelph’s Circular Food Economy Theory of Change illustrations by KAP Design
Guelph’s Circular Food Economy Theory of Change illustrations by KAP Design
Science Communication Infographics
Since 2016, KAP Design has created science communication infographics with the Norris Lab and their collaborators that drive traffic from social media to the published papers in science journals. The visual assets consistently result in more replies, retweets, and likes on Twitter, for example, and provide added value to blog posts and media coverage. Here are some of our favourite infographics to date.
KAP has created a second video as part of the College of Veterinarians of Ontario’s (CVO) awareness campaign to educate both veterinarians and pet owners about the value of the veterinarian-client-patient-relationship (VCPR). The first video covered herd health and the new one focuses on companion animals. View the video on Vimeo or on the CVO website.
Natural Heritage Infographics
Environmental monitoring infographic by KAP Design for the City of Guelph’s Natural Heritage Action Plan.
KAP Design created a series of infographics ranging from illustrated maps to landscape perspectives to visualize the City of Guelph’s Natural Heritage Action Plan. Illustrated local flora and fauna species populate the infographics adding engagement to important information intended to support the protection, maintenance, restoration and improvement of Guelph’s natural ecosystems as the city grows.
Natural heritage map created by KAP Design for the City of Guelph’s Natural Heritage Action Plan.
Flora and fauna illustrations by KAP Design.
Natural heritage restoration map by KAP Design for the City of Guelph’s Natural Heritage Action Plan.
Restoration illustrations by KAP Design.
A Strategic Plan Visualized
Strategic Plan infographic by KAP Design.
A strategic plan is like a map that helps a business or organization communicate their vision and mission and reach their goals. It makes sense to visualize the plan and increases access to the information, keep the plan front and centre as decisions are made, and ensure everyone is on mission.
KAP Design visualized Guelph Family Health Team’s new strategic plan layering priorities and goals on top of local landmarks and active Guelphites. The visual asset will increase engagement and create a connection with the community throughout the next two years.
Strategic priority pictograms for Guelph Family Health Team Strategic Plan. Created by KAP Design.
Guelph General Hospital illustration by KAP Design.
Johnston Hall, University of Guelph illustration by KAP Design
New Infographic: Monarch Butterfly Research
Infographic by KAP Design
We’ve created another scientific infographic to communicate the key findings of recent research about Monarch Butterfly egg density that may inform milkweed restoration. The infographic was shared in social media to engage a larger audience and increase access to the information. The research, from frequent KAP collaborator the Norris Lab at the University of Guelph, is published in Biological Conservation.
Infographic created by KAP Design
We are thrilled to have created this scientific infographic for Bird Studies Canada that accompanies a feature on the Audubon Society’s website titled After Binging in Colombia, Thrushes Can Fly Non-stop to Canada in Mere Days. Thanks again to Ryan (@NorrisLab) and Stu (@_StuMackenzie) for the collaboration.
