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Data visualisations

Specialising in crafting insightful and visually engaging data visualisations, which distill complex information into clear and informative graphics. This selection of projects span various topics, from economic dynamics to geopolitical shifts, offering stakeholders valuable insights to navigate and comprehend intricate issues. Through careful design and strategic presentation, our data visualisations serve as tools for policymakers, analysts, and researchers seeking to understand and address pressing challenges.

Interactive portfolio: https://eurac.tv/9WVY

European Elections 2024

Coverage of the European Parliamentary Elections in 2024 will highlight the dynamic political landscape and the critical issues at stake for EU citizens. As voters prepare to head to the polls, media scrutiny will focus on candidates' platforms, electoral integrity, and the impact of disinformation campaigns, ensuring that the electorate is well-informed and engaged in the democratic process.

Farmers protests lead to concessions almost everywhere

The Farmers Protests Map project presents a comprehensive visual overview of farmer demonstrations across European countries since 2024. Drawing on data from Euractiv’s Agrifood Hub, The Capitals Hub reports, and local media, the project highlights protesters' demands and governmental concessions. Through meticulous design, the map and accompanying table elucidate the geographic spread of protests and concessions, offering insights into the evolving situation across Europe.

Farmers protest in Brussels [Shutterstock/Xavier Pironet]

Participatory budgeting coverage

Graphing citizen participation.

This continued coverage for Demotec explored the emerging topic of participatory budgeting and its impact on citizen engagement. Dive into interactive visuals to uncover valuable insights derived from experiments, surveys, and case studies across Cyprus, Greece, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, and Scotland.

The data visualisations aim to help readers gain a deeper understanding of how inclusive decision-making can shape communities.

EU’s 3 billion trees by 2030 goal: where we stand

The data visualisations offer a concise summary of the European Commission's biodiversity strategy, specifically its aim to plant three billion trees by 2030. They track progress, highlight country disparities, and emphasise ecological considerations in tree planting efforts. These visuals provide valuable insights into the challenges and strategies of this environmental initiative.

How NATO’s Northern enlargement changes the power balance in the region

The interactive map project offers an analysis of the strategic implications following Finland and Sweden's integration into NATO, informed by a team of global politics journalists and editors research. The map visually presents geopolitical changes, including NATO's expanded presence, Russia's military strategies, and potential vulnerabilities. Through its interactive interface and contextual depth, the project facilitates understanding of evolving security dynamics in the Baltic Sea region. It serves as a resource for policymakers, analysts, and researchers seeking to comprehend the geopolitical landscape.

Editorial collaboration with Alexandra Brzozowski.

Twenty years of euro: The success and shortcomings

The data visualisation projects presented here offer concise yet insightful perspectives on complex economic and monetary topics. Through strategic design choices and meticulous presentation, these projects distill extensive research into visually engaging graphics, providing stakeholders with clear and informative insights into European economic dynamics, currency trends, and policy implications.

Editorial collaboration with János Allenbach-Ammann.

European Central Bank Governing Council meeting [EPA / Armando Babani]

Show me the money: How much is the next CAP worth

The data visualisations presented provide a comprehensive overview of the allocation and policy focus of the upcoming Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) period (2023-2027) within the European Union. Through interactive maps and infographics, viewers can delve into the distribution of funds, strategic objectives, and flexibility options granted to member states. This facilitates a deeper understanding of CAP reform initiatives and enhances transparency regarding EU agricultural policy.

Breakdown of CAP funding per member state by year

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