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All the visual products, regardless of the technology used, will follow the OCHA branding standards on styles, fonts, color palettes and templates. See the Guidance section (on the right) for further information about the branding standards.
Process
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Choosing between the static and interactive options
In many cases, the requesting person already has a particular type of visualization in mind. For example, at the moment of an imminent disaster, the operations manager may request a snapshot of the baseline information including the population statistics, age and gender distribution, vulnerability assessment and livelihoods data. Since this baseline data will always remain the same and there is thus no need for real-time updates, the static option will do the job required.
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More information about the software license request and the subsequent procurement process is available here.
3. Dissemination
No product is complete without proper dissemination and distribution. While the first step is to share the product with the requesting party, such as the operations manager, it is important to consider who else would benefit of the product.
Both static Static and interactive maps/infographics intended for public use are normally published must be sent for publication on ReliefWeb to submit@reliefweb.int . The published maps/infographics should then be featured (via feeds) on the relevant operation page on HR.info. When uploading a static infographic, you will also have the option to make this available on ReliefWeb. In contrast, interactive dashboards RW Response. Interactive dashboards can be embedded in the operation page on RW Response or can be also made available on the HDX together with the relevant dataset.
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