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The latest thing in interactive, online publications is …. PDF files?
As book design and layout, interactive e-publications, animation and infographics increasingly converge, PDFs seem set to make a resurgence as one of the most flexible, adaptable and convenient file...
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Lung Week (12-17 November 2012)
During the course of Lung Week, there were several conferences and meetings on lung-related diseases: - World Pneumonia Day (On Twitter) - Union World Conference on Lung Health (On Twitter) - FCTC...
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Anatomy of a publication
As you set out to produce an annual report, a technical guideline or training manual, it is easy to overlook some of the essential elements you should to provide to an editor or designer. That foreword...
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International Day of Persons with Disability, December 3
Removing barriers to create an inclusive and accessible society for all is the theme for the 2012 International Day of Persons with Disability. Some of the main barriers experienced by people with...
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International Migrants Day, 18 December
In today’s globalized world, international migration is a growing phenomenon, and one that makes a positive contribution to development in countries of both origin and destination.
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Social Media Week (18-22 February)
In the follow-up to Social Media Week (18-22 February) we will be sharing four new, short articles focusing on why social approaches are so critical to health and development .orgs
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Five defining shifts for health and development .orgs
First Article (1/4) Social Media Week for non-profit .orgs In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, at least five global effects are creating an important turning point for global health and...
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Why social approaches are increasingly important to .org adaptation
Second Article (2/4) Social Media Week for non-profit .orgs We argue that social approaches contribute to essential .org adaptation in six ways.
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International Women's Day: Animated logos
As part of Inis’ preparations for International Women’s Day on March 8th, we have prepared several animated versions of the IWD logo and a banner. Please feel free to download any of the logos and use...
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Inis’ World Top 20 most inspiring women
Annually on 8 March, thousands of International Women’s Day events are held throughout the world. The focus of the day ranges from general expressions of respect, appreciation and love towards women,...
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Coverage of 66th World Health Assembly (May 20th to 28th 2013)
The World Health Assembly is the senior decision-making body of the World Health Organization (WHO). It generally meets (in Geneva) in May each year, and is attended by delegations from all 194 Member...
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Proposed WHO Programme Budget 2014–2015
The World Health Assembly taking place in Geneva this week will consider a proposed Programme budget for the organization for the next biennium (2014–2015). The views of Member States have strongly...
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Inis lands two repeat contracts with Asia Pacific UN clients
Two key Asia Pacific UN agencies have recently renewed long-term agreements (LTAs) with Inis Communication for a range of editing and design services.
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Roadmap for tackling childhood tuberculosis launched
Each year, more than 70,000 children under 15 years of age die from tuberculosis, a preventable and curable disease. But after decades of being relegated to the shadows, the childhood TB epidemic is...
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Time for a ‘user-friendly’ upgrade of global health information products
The range of options being used to publish global health-related information has expanded dramatically in the past year or two. The move away from conventional documents and reports has been driven in...
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Adding value to global health-related events: Eight simple Twitter tips
The use and popularity of social media have thrown open the doors of global health-related events. Now a statement made during a conference plenary, a new health policy set by a government, or a...
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11th ICAAP on-site conference reporting
During the 11th International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific (ICAAP), held in Bangkok from 18 to 22 November 2013, Inis Communication partnered with Citizen News Service (CNS) to produce a...
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What have Tweetchats got to do with #globalhealth?
Just when we thought we were getting our heads around social media, people start using it in different ways! Lately, you may have noticed mention of ‘Tweetchats’ – this real-time way of using Twitter...
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World Malaria Day 2014: What were the main social media lessons?
What? Were you one of the top tweeters on World Malaria Day 2014? What was the impact of your social media campaign for malaria? What worked and what would you do differently next time? Or quite...
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World Malaria Day 2014: What were the main social media lessons?
What? Were you one of the top tweeters on World Malaria Day 2014? What was the impact of your social media campaign for malaria? What worked and what would you do differently next time? Or quite...
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