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GET.invest

Unlocking investment for clean energy projects 

GET.invest is a leading European programme led by GIZ that mobilises investment in clean energy projects across sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific. It has supported over 600 projects and companies to secure funding – driving sustainable energy market development and unlocking partnerships and investment. Scriptoria partners with GET.invest to provide strategic communications, graphic design and storytelling services.

Timeframe: 2022–Present   

Our approach 

Scriptoria helped develop GET.invest’s communications strategy, style and brand guidelines. We regularly support the project with graphic design services, including market insight toolkits, fact files, events promotion and social media assets. We also tell the stories of project partners and participants in a series of impact features. 

Impact 

Our work has helped raise the visibility of GET.invest and provided project developers and companies with useful resources to support them towards investment readiness and link them with financiers.

 

7. Affordable and Clean Energy8. Decent Work and Economic Growth9. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure13. Climate Action17. Partnerships for the Goals

Just Rural Transition (JRT)

Forging partnerships for sustainable food systems 

The JRT initiative, a US$9 million programme, brought together food producers, governments, businesses, investors, civil society and rural and Indigenous peoples to champion equitable, sustainable solutions to food systems challenges. Scriptoria partnered with JRT to provide strategic communications, campaign, policy and storytelling services. 

Timeframe: 2022–2025  

Our approach 

Scriptoria developed and implemented a communications and media strategy for JRT from 2022 to 2023, including developing policy briefs, opinion pieces and digital content. We also supported FCDO and the World Bank to produce case study compendiums for both COP27 and COP28. In 2025, we created a talking-heads video highlighting the need for all voices to be heard in a just transition. 

Impact 

We supported major, successful campaigns around COP27 – increasing JRT’s visibility and gaining new, high-profile followers on social media – and the launch of 10 principles for a just transition to sustainable food systems. 

2. Zero Hunger8. Decent Work and Economic Growth10. Reduced Inequality12. Responsible Consumption and Production13. Climate Action15. Life on Land17. Partnerships for the Goals

Climate Resilient Infrastructure Development Facility (CRIDF)

Building a knowledge legacy in Southern Africa 

Originally funded by UK International Development, CRIDF was a £31 million programme that worked to provide long-term solutions to water issues affecting communities in Southern Africa. Scriptoria was the lead communications partner for CRIDF from its second phase onwards – developing, implementing and monitoring the programme’s communications strategy. 

Timeframe: 2017–2023  

Our approach 

Scriptoria developed and managed a new website and resource centre, and produced a wide range of knowledge products, working closely with the CRIDF team to generate ideas for content. We also managed CRIDF’s social media accounts; supported campaigns and events; and created digital content, infographics, videos and animations. 

Impact 

In CRIDF’s final year, we helped to build a legacy for the programme, including developing a thought piece demonstrating lessons learned. 

1. No Poverty2. Zero Hunger5. Gender Equality6. Clean Water and Sanitation9. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure12. Responsible Consumption and Production13. Climate Action17. Partnerships for the Goals
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