Public services

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide "Public services" presents three key public utility services: "Water supply," "Waste & remediation," and "Mail / Delivery." Water supply refers to the systems and processes that ensure the distribution of clean water to a community. Waste and remediation denote the services related to waste management and environmental clean-up. Mail/Delivery covers the infrastructure and services for sending and receiving physical correspondence and parcels.

Graphical Look

• The title "Public services" is prominently displayed at the top center in large font.
• Three icons, each paired with corresponding text, are aligned horizontally across the slide to represent different services.
• The "Water supply" icon depicts a water tap with a water drop and waves, suggesting the provision of water.
• The "Waste & remediation" icon features the recycling symbol, indicating processes involving waste management and recycling services.
• The "Mail / Delivery" icon shows a letter with a wing, symbolizing postal and courier services.
• Two versions of the service icons are shown in the lower section, labeled "Versions on filled circles" and "Versions on outlined circles", demonstrating alternative style options for each icon on circles.
• Each icon is colored in a consistent shade of blue, and the text labels appear in a smaller, legible font under each icon.
• The background of the slide is white, providing a clean and professional contrast to the blue elements.

The slide has a clean, modern look with a simple color scheme and easily recognizable symbols that effectively convey different types of public services.

Use Cases

• Presenting an overview of public utility services during municipal meetings or urban planning discussions.
• Highlighting the service areas of a company involved in public infrastructure development in a business proposal.
• Providing educational information on the functionality and importance of public services in community workshops or school settings.
• Incorporating into government or NGO presentations that focus on community development and public works projects.