World Organisation for Animal Health
It’s everyone’s health
World Organisation for Animal Health
It’s everyone’s health
After 100 years in operation, The World Organisation for Animal Health (formerly OIE) approached Decimal to redesign their brand identity. Having identified the need to reaffirm their essential mission in a world facing the COVID-19 pandemic, the organization recognized the tremendous opportunity that revisiting both their brand strategy and identity presented for their future.
- Client
- World Organisation for Animal Health
- Type
- Branding
- Industry
- Nonprofit
Holistic Design
We began our efforts by reviewing WOAH’s latest strategic plan in order to intimately grasp its mission. Working closely with key stakeholders we were able to hone in on its core ethos, reaffirming its target audience. This allowed us to frame the brand’s core pillars and from there, re-envision its identity. Brand guidelines, applications, and motion design were created to ensure all modes of communication were covered and the organization had all it needed to embrace its new brand.
During the brand strategy phase, we unearthed some of the attributes that were important to communicate with the new logotype:
- Global/International
- Two sides of the organization: wisdom and action
- Nod to the interdependence of animal health, human health, and ecosystem
- Dynamic
Expanding on the three lines that make up the logotype, we created a set of custom icons to be used in multiple brand applications that will support infographics, diagrams, and charts.
For use in smaller sizes, we also developed a simplified version of the icons using a single line. Depending on the context, icons are used in different branded colors.
It has been transformational for our brand to work with Decimal. It allowed us to clearly position the Organisation at a critical time when animal health can no longer be seen as an isolated universe — it's everyone’s health!
Gerrit Beger
Director of Communication
Documenting the brand
From scientific studies and white papers, to short films, social posts, flags, international codes, and maps, WOAH’s work requires so many applications.
We iterated and documented all in a 160 page brand guidelines document which was provided along with templates for each asset.
Team
- Decimal
- Allie Heesh
- Cherif Zouein
- Guillermo Brotons
- Laura Casinelli
- Motion Graphics
- Croma
- WOAH
- Emily Tagliaro
- Gabriel Reyes
- Gerrit Beger
- Lucía Escati
- Francois Caya
- Paula Pinet
- Sarah Sullivan
- Yael Farhi
