The first 15,000 copies were delivered in February this year and we are now working on a delivery that will be in place before the end of 2011.

15,000 claim forms for UNRoD is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images

The Forum facilitated an international dialogue on providing universal energy access and on the multiple co-benefits of increasing energy efficiency. Core themes addressed at the conference included:

• Agreeing on a common understanding of energy access
• Agreeing on a strategy to ensure universal access to modern energy services and increase energy efficiency by reducing energy intensity by 40% until 2030
• Identifying indicative targets and policies in support of these objectives
• Prioritizing key national and regional actions on energy access and energy efficiency

The Forum brought together more than 1,200 participants from 125 countries including heads of state, policy-makers, experts, civil society and the private sector. A total of 99 key speakers from 45 different countries facilitated the discussion on how to overcome energy poverty and how to move from declarations of intention to tangible action on the ground.

Speaking at the Forum, former Governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger said that universal energy access was not “just about lighting a dark room, or cooking on a better stove. It’s about the freedom that energy – and especially renewable energy – gives us”.

Kandeh K. Yumkella, who also chairs UN-Energy, a United Nations system-wide coordinating mechanism on energy issues, said that the lack of access to affordable, reliable energy services was a fundamental hindrance to human, social, and economic development, adding that “without access to modern forms of energy it is highly unlikely that any of the objectives of the Millennium Development Goals will be achieved”.“Close to 3 billion people are without access to modern energy services and by providing universal access up to 2 million lives could be saved annually,” said IIASA Director, Detlof von Winterfeldt. He added that according to the GEA the cost of providing modern energy access for all was not only achievable but affordable in the medium term: “This access will achieve enormous co-benefits in terms of air quality and related health issues, climate change, and gender equity, to name just a few.”

The discussion on these topics served to propose an international architecture on how to ensure universal energy access and reduce energy intensities. It also helped map the related work of key stakeholders and define their roles and responsibilities. Based on this mapping, the development of an action-oriented roadmap will be initiated.

Johannes Kyrle, Secretary-General for Foreign Affairs of the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs said that the Energy Forum was special to Austria because it could draw on the wealth of knowledge and connections of eight international organizations headquartered in and around Vienna who have significant or exclusive energy mandates. “I expect the Vienna Energy Forum to mobilize political support for the energy access agenda, underscoring that energy access is necessary for poverty reduction and that access and climate stabilization can be pursued in mutually re-enforcing ways,” he said.

The event coincided with the pre-launching of the Global Energy Assessment.

Vienna Energy Conference 2011-UNIDO and UN-Energy is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images

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ISPO & FLEXFIT 2011 – Day 03/04 is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images

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ISPO Munich… kicks off today is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images

The cap will be worn by staff and press at this years International Sport Exhibition in Munich, Germany.
Creative images have again negotiated with our long term customer, Flexfit to design and produce this years official ISPO product.

Good luck to all in this year’s show which looks to be the best ever.

The official ISPO cap for 2011 is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images

Creative images were chosen to design and produce not only the booklet but also the CD-Rom which would hold the online e-learning toolkit developed by Microsoft. 200o copies were printed for the initial presentation with another amount to be printed at a later date.

The project will run for the next months and will help UN.GIFT communicate the problems of Human trafficking to the larger corporations thus helping to create awareness and start to eradicate this major issue.

Creative images is proud to have been a part of this Global Initiative.

Human Trafficking & Business e-learning course is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images

See examples here:

UNIDO Notepads / Post-it notes is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images

creative images have designed and produced the UN.GIFT DVD catalogue which includes an entry menu, Organization of submenus to electronic files of: publications, photos, documentations, videos. Design of menu and submenus was line with UN.GIFT.HUB branding and interface. Project also included the design and printing of DVD-Label.

The DVD interface was also created as a Flash presentation for internet.

UN.GIFT DVD and Internet Catalogue is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images

UN.GIFT aims to mobilize state and non-state actors to eradicate human trafficking by reducing both the vulnerability of potential victims and the demand for exploitation in all its forms; ensuring adequate protection and support to those who fall victim; and supporting the efficient prosecution of the criminals involved, while respecting the fundamental human rights of all persons.

In carrying out its mission, UN.GIFT will increase the knowledge and awareness on human trafficking; promote effective rights-based responses; build capacity of state and non-state actors; and foster partnerships for joint action against human trafficking.

UN.GIFT “VITA” Toolkit is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images

creative images last month won the contract to produce 1,500 USB sticks with logo and to produce a special lanyard with the featured event printed on it. The Aluminium stick is one of our most popular items, this 2 GB stick was produced within six weeks and delivered to our very happy customer ready for use at the United Nations office on Drugs & Crime “Conference of the Parties” which was the tenth anniversary of the Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.

“Conference of the parties” UNODC is a post from: Chris Plant, creative images