United Nations: five initiative sites. One practical publishing toolkit
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Global
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Drupal · DXPR Builder
The outcome:
distinct missions,
less repeated production.
Different missions can share the practical work of page production. Reusable layouts give small communications teams more room for stories, campaigns and partner resources.
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Initiative websites. One editing approach.
Historical records connect DXPR with five IOM and UNDP initiative websites.
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Faster campaign page production.
Initiative teams reuse page structures for the next campaign, partner resource or event.
Illustrative estimate.
2×
Capacity for initiative communications.
A shared editing approach gives communications teams more capacity across different UN initiatives.
Illustrative estimate.
Each initiative has a mission. Each team has limited publishing time.
A migrant’s story and a finance resource need different presentations.
One relies on a human narrative and imagery. The other needs explanation, evidence and useful documents. Across initiative websites, the audience changes even when the underlying page-production tasks are similar.
Separate campaigns and resources can mean repeatedly assembling the same kinds of sections. That effort competes with the interviews, subject expertise and partner coordination that make the content valuable.
Save production time for the work that makes each initiative distinctive.
Share the editing skills.
Keep each initiative’s voice.
DXPR brings visual page building into the Drupal sites used by these initiatives. Editors can organise a story, resource or campaign around its audience and reuse sections where they fit.
The five-site record spans IOM storytelling and migration initiatives alongside UNDP development finance and climate work. It shows a common toolkit serving distinct websites, each with its own editorial responsibilities.
These examples come from UNDP’s Sustainable Finance Hub, one of the five documented initiative websites.
A shared publishing toolkit leaves more room for different voices, local knowledge and the people behind each initiative.
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