# Enabling designers of global health take informed program and policy decisions


- Released on: 11-Oct-2022
- Organisation: Quicksand
- Services: Design Guidance, Development
- Industries: Non-Profit, Science and Research, Activism and Advocacy
- URL: https://miranj.in/work/project-arc


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[Project ARC][] (Amplifying Resilient Communities) is a design research study undertaken in Bangladesh and South Africa conducted by Quicksand and their partners, and supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Having concluded a 2-year study, Quicksand wanted to express research findings and the learnings on a digital medium, rather than taking the traditional route of publishing a PDF report. After all, a living website would have a far greater reach among health practitioners around the world.

The website project was anchored by Quicksand, who took the role of the content lead and was designed by [Nitin Garg][]. We offered support during the ideation phase, offering feature ideas, design feedback and being the guard-rail through the conceptualisation and design phase. We further went on the build the website on [Craft CMS][] offering powerful authoring tools to compose [visual stories][visual] and [long informative documentations][long].

[Nitin Garg]: https://www.nitingarg.com/
[Craft CMS]: https://craftcms.com/
[visual]: https://projectarc.design/our-health
[long]: https://projectarc.design/principles/amplify-trusted-and-familiar-sources
[Project Arc]: https://projectarc.design/