NGO Footprints. Projects over the World

Slide Content

The slide provides an overview of NGO projects distributed globally. It displays the number of projects in various continents: North America with 83 projects reflects moderate activity. Europe, having 75 projects, shows a similar engagement level. Asia leads with 95 projects, highlighting a significant focus. Africa, with 100 projects, signifies strong presence. South America contributes greatly with 115 projects, while Australia shows modest involvement with 32 projects. The total number of projects is 500, indicating extensive worldwide effort.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is a light, world map silhouette giving geographical context.
• There are location pin icons over each continent indicating project locations.
• Numbers within colored rectangles denote project counts, each color distinct for a continent.
• A text box labels each continent above the map for clarity.
• On the right, there is a pie chart showing project distribution by percentage, aligned with legend colors.
• A rectangular box labeled "Comments" provides space for additional text description.

The slide has a structured and clean layout, with clear visual elements to distinguish each area's data. The use of colors and icons adds a comprehensive, easy-to-read aspect.

Use Cases

• Presenting global engagement strategies in NGO board meetings.
• Demonstrating geographical project distribution for funding proposals.
• Analyzing regional activity effectiveness in strategic planning sessions.
• Communicating progress and impact during community outreach events.