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Bruxelles Prévention & Sécurité

Panoramic view of Brussels from Mont des Arts. Annual report written by Nakami.©unsplash

What we did

The ins and outs of Brussels security.

  • Hierarchy & structure
  • Interviews
  • Vulgarisation
  • Activity report

In action

  1. (1)

    Share complex topics in a simple manner

  2. (2)

    Join many different conversations in harmony

  3. (3)

    Turn a technical report into a pleasant read

  4. (4)

    Grant more appeal to the mission of a young institution

Voila-Voila

Their gospel? “Living in Brussels in all security”. Bruxelles Prévention & Sécurité (BPS) is the guardian angel of the people of Brussels. A public service that never runs out of work, indispensable to the safety of the city. With a clear structure, streamlined interviews and an intuitive title, we have written an annual report that clearly highlights the institution’s mission but that remains easy to read.
Bruxelles Prévention & Sécurité team at work in its operations centre, with staff in high-visibility vests.©safe Brussels

Finding the right voice — This is security speaking…

BPS is a complex chain. Every link in that chain must be equally strong to guarantee its operation. In such a dense network of players, we had to hear all the voices. From the police to Brussels Mobility, over non-profit organisations to the fire brigade, Nakami hit the road to gather all the information. It was technical and multi-faceted discourse that we had to bring together and summarise in one voice.

Police banner about safety in Brussels. Annual report content written and structured by Nakami.©safe Brussels
Bruxelles Prévention & Sécurité surveillance centre monitoring footage from city cameras.©safe Brussels

Let's talk strategy — Loud and clear

The art of communication? That is to lay out difficult subjects in broad daylight. To get BPS’s rather technical messages across, we had to arm ourselves in the art of vulgarisation… And all the while, simplicity should never drift off into simplism. The message was received—loud and clear.

A safe city speaks with one voice

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