Visualizing Circular Pacific: Logo Challenge
Visualizing Circular Pacific: Logo Challenge
A call for Pasifika designers to shape the visual identity of a circular economy initiative of networking and accountability to boost recycling across the Pacific Island countries.
Challenge Result
Celebrating creativity and a shared vision for a more circular Pacific
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is pleased to announce the winner of the Circular Pacific Logo Challenge, an initiative that invited creative minds to help shape the visual identity of the Circular Pacific initiative.
The challenge brought together innovative ideas and creative interpretations of circularity, sustainability, and the Pacific's shared aspirations for a more resource-efficient future.
Meet the Winner
Roderick Ravin Kirsch Lal
(Fiji)
Congratulations to Roderick Ravin Kirsch Lal for his outstanding submission. His proposal stood out among the shortlisted entries and was selected as the winning design for the Circular Pacific Logo Challenge.
The Selection Process
The challenge received 20 proposals, reflecting diverse creative approaches to representing the vision of Circular Pacific. Following an initial screening, 8 proposals were shortlisted for evaluation by the jury. After reviewing the shortlisted designs, the jury selected the winning proposal.
As outlined in the challenge terms, the winner may be invited to enter into a contract with ADB to further refine the logo and develop the broader visual identity of Circular Pacific.