This team from Iraq created a virtual reality to demonstrate the debilitating effects of electricity shortages in the country. Lebanese talk show host and producer


Zaven Kouyoumdjian gave a masterclass on communication and presentation skills.


For more on Team Phoenix go to https://twitter.com/FarahShoucair/ status/1052097461236445185


DAY 2: PLAN


Visualizers planned their projects and researched relevant data and statistics.


203 TEAM: PHOENIX ONE-PERSON TEAM: FATEMA ABDALLAH


Fatema Abdallah from Sudan used her personal story to highlight gender inequality in the workplace and explain some of the struggles that she and other Arab women face.


To see Fatema’s video, go to http://arabdevelopmentportal.com/ content/fatena-abdallah


DAY 3: FINISHING TOUCHES


After refining ideas and capturing relevant data, teams create their first visuals.


Alzubair Alborky (a one-person team) from


Libya focused on how ordinary citizens may lack accessible information about climate change. For his visualization, Alborky asked people what they associated most with the phrase ‘Four degrees’. With a background in engineering, Alborky worked on what he believes to be some of the region’s main and interrelated challenges: climate change, the environment, health and economic growth.


ONE-PERSON TEAM: ALZUBAIR ALBORKY 30


interrelated challenges: climate change, the environment,


“With a background in engineering, Alborky worked on


health and economic growth”


SOURCE: Twitter / Arab Development Portal


SOURCE: Arab Development Portal


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