#NOFILTER DONG NAI

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Title#NOFILTER DONG NAI
BrandUNICEF GLOBAL
1 of 4 Campaign
Product/ServiceORGANISATION TO PROTECT CHILD RIGHTS
Category G06. Photography
Entrant HAPPINESS / FCB Brussels, BELGIUM
Idea Creation HAPPINESS / FCB Brussels, BELGIUM
Credits
Name Company Position
Erik Dekoninck Unicef Global Global Brand And Marketing
Karen Corrigan Happiness / FCB Executive Creative Management
Geoffrey Hantson Happiness / FCB Chief Creative Officer
Paul Busschau Happiness / FCB Creative Director
Sara West Happiness / FCB Concept Provider
Lennert Vedts Happiness / FCB Head of Craft
Alan Cerutti Happiness / FCB CEO / Strategic Director
Teo Chai Guan Frame World Vietnam Photographer
Huynh Tram Frame World Vietnam Producer
Phước Đặng Frame World Vietnam Film Producer

The Campaign

A well-known Vietnamese Portrait Photographer took pictures of Vietnamese children living along polluted rivers. Then we developed the pictures the old analogue way, in water and a dark room. But we developed it in the polluted water of the river of their neighborhood. The result was stunning. And frightening. If impure water does this to a picture, imagine what it does to the health and wellbeing of a child. Clean water matters.

Creative Execution

A well-known Vietnamese Portrait Photographer took pictures of Vietnamese children living along polluted rivers. Then we developed the pictures the old analogue way, in water and a dark room. But we developed it in the polluted water of the river of their neighborhood. The result was stunning. And frightening. If impure water does this to a picture, imagine what it does to the health and well being of a child. Clean water matters. The pictures damaged by the polluted waters were then used for a print and poster campaign. Every picture featured the name of the child and the name of the river from which water was used to develop the picture.

Indication of how successful the outcome was in the market

It became a big topic in Vietnam daily conversation. Especially since Vietnam was going through a very dry period, which made the problem even worse.

The main target audience was general public AND government. By demonstrating what polluted water does to a picture, everybody could imagine what that polluted water can do to the health and wellbeing of children living alongside that river... even brushing their teeth with the polluted water of that river.