An initiative by the World Bank, 2030 WRG works to advance sustainable water resources management through public-private collaboration across sectors.
We developed a full-scale, multilingual platform for the World Bank’s 2030 WRG to showcase water sustainability initiatives and global partnerships. The site features dynamic infographics, a fully interactive global projects map, and a custom WordPress CMS that allows the team to easily manage a large and evolving library of reports, data, and updates.
Web Design
Design Audits
UI/UX Design
Website Content Writing
WordPress Development
Government & Public Sector
2030 WRG works across many countries and sectors to advance sustainable water management, and needed a digital home to match that global scope. It publishes a growing library of reports, data, and partnership updates, serves audiences in more than one language, and had to make complex initiatives easy to understand, all managed by a non-technical team.
A sample of key screens from the platform, including the multilingual homepage, the interactive global projects map, and the data-rich infographics. The focus was a clear visual hierarchy, intuitive navigation, and a system that makes a large body of research easy to explore.
We began by organizing 2030 WRG's extensive content and mapping an information architecture that could hold reports, project data, and partnership updates across multiple languages. From there we designed a clear, credible interface, built the interactive projects map and infographics, and developed a custom WordPress CMS so the team could publish and update content without developer support. The work was carried out with consistent team ownership and close communication, on a foundation built to grow alongside the program.
The finished platform gives 2030 WRG a multilingual, easy-to-manage home for its water sustainability work and global partnerships. With interactive maps, clear infographics, and a custom CMS, visitors can explore complex initiatives with less friction, and the team can keep a large, evolving library current on their own.
