The teams of the in­ter­na­tional net­work of Médecins sans Fron­tières work in over 60 coun­tries and help vic­tims in emer­gen­cies. In its an­nual re­port, the well-known re­lief or­gan­i­sa­tion pre­sents its pro­jects, as well as facts and data about its op­er­a­tions. Ex­am­ples are given to ex­plain why and how sup­port is pro­vided. The de­sign, based on a cor­po­rate de­sign con­cept by Moni­teurs, uses colours, ty­pog­ra­phy and im­ages in a way that cre­ates a “read­ing at­mos­phere”, which makes it easy for the reader to en­ter the ma­te­r­ial. The goal of the de­sign is to have lots of in­for­ma­tion that is in­ter­est­ing and easy to dis­cover. For this, data graph­ics were also de­vel­oped.

"Médecins Sans Frontières contributes to providing medical aid to people in need and alleviating their suffering when local health structures are no longer effective due to natural disasters or man-made crises." This is how Médecins Sans Frontières defines its field of activity. All aid projects are financed exclusively by donations. To inform donors about what happens with their money, there is the magazine AKUT. Published every three months, it is an up-to-date, important communication medium that is produced cost-effectively and sent by post. Photos provide an emotional introduction to the reports, which are presented in a clear and informative way. The design is based on clear principles.