Campaign purpose
The African Union COVID-19 Vaccination Bingwa Initiative was created to increase vaccine uptake through targeted youth engagement, shared-value partnerships, co-creation and mutual accountability.
A communication and mobilisation assignment supporting vaccine awareness in the Democratic Republic of Congo through a public roadshow, campaign rebranding and large-scale production of promotional materials.
The African Union COVID-19 Vaccination Bingwa Initiative was created to increase vaccine uptake through targeted youth engagement, shared-value partnerships, co-creation and mutual accountability.
PRISM organised a dynamic roadshow across the Democratic Republic of Congo, taking vaccine-awareness messages into crowded areas and markets where communities could encounter the campaign directly.
The assignment also included campaign rebranding and the design and printing of promotional materials that communicated the initiative consistently across roadshow, training and public-engagement settings.
The work combined public mobilisation with visual identity and production, ensuring that the campaign remained recognisable before, during and after each roadshow interaction.
Planned and organised a public roadshow across the DRC, focusing on crowded areas and markets with high opportunities for direct engagement.
Refined the visual presentation of the initiative so that its vaccination messages could remain clear and consistent across multiple formats.
Translated campaign messages into practical communication assets for public awareness, mobilisation, training and field use.
Produced posters, flyers, banners, T-shirts, stickers and training manuals in quantities suitable for a wide-reaching campaign.
Each item served a different moment in the campaign—from large public visibility and roadshow branding to personal identification, message reinforcement and facilitator training.
The production system balanced high-volume distribution with assets that supported visibility, identification, learning and repeated exposure to vaccination messages.
Large-format campaign messages prepared for repeated public visibility across roadshow and community-engagement environments.
Portable materials that allowed campaign information to move beyond the roadshow and remain with community members after each interaction.
High-visibility branding for roadshow spaces, public activation points and busy locations where the campaign needed to be recognised quickly.
Wearable campaign identity that strengthened team visibility and turned participants into moving points of message exposure.
Compact visual reminders designed for flexible placement across public-facing surfaces and campaign equipment.
Structured reference materials supporting campaign facilitators with consistent information for training and field implementation.
The roadshow carried vaccination awareness into crowded areas and markets, combining movement, public visibility and direct engagement with a recognisable set of campaign materials.
High-traffic public locations increased opportunities for people to encounter the campaign naturally.
Consistent branding connected the roadshow, printed information and campaign teams into one visible experience.
Printed take-away materials extended communication beyond the immediate activation space.
Selected roadshow and public-engagement moments showing how the campaign identity moved through real community settings.
PRISM connects strategy, creative development, production and field execution into one coherent communication system.
Brief PRISM