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One-pager and fact sheet design

One page, read in a minute: the message, the numbers and the next step.

An online service for organisations worldwide, from our studio in Kigali, Rwanda.

In short

A one-pager is a single page that summarises a project, programme, product or result so a busy reader understands it in a minute. TrueStory Africa writes and designs one-pagers, fact sheets, project briefs and executive summaries, usually with one strong photo, three key numbers and a clear call to action.

01 · What is included

One-pager and fact sheet design

  • Programme and project one-pagers
  • Fact sheets and country sheets
  • Executive summaries of reports
  • Event and campaign sheets
  • Print and digital versions
  • Editable templates for your team
One-pager and fact sheet design
Example · TrueStory Africa

02 · Who it is for

Who it is for

  • Programmes meeting donors
  • Teams preparing events and launches
  • Companies presenting a product
  • Researchers summarising a study

03 · Typical timeline

3–5 working days from final text.

Every timeline is agreed in writing in the quote.

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Let’s plan something similar

Share your dates, location and goals. We will reply within a few hours and send a clear written quote within two working days.

  1. 01Your brief
  2. 02A short call
  3. 03Written quote

No work starts until you approve the quote.

Or email hello@truestoryafrica.com · +250 780 355 911

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04 · Related services

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05 · Questions

Questions people ask

What is a one-pager?

A single page that summarises a project, organisation or result: the problem, what you do, the key numbers and how to get involved.

What should a fact sheet include?

A clear title, the purpose, three to five key facts or figures with sources, one photo or graphic and contact details.

Can you write the text?

Yes. We can write it from your documents or edit your draft so it fits one page.

Can you make a template we can reuse?

Yes. We deliver an editable template so your team can make new one-pagers in the same style.

Work with us

Ways to work with us

  1. 01

    Fixed-scope projects

    A film, photo story, report or campaign with a defined brief, timeline and deliverables.

  2. 02

    Monthly or quarterly retainers

    A dedicated storytelling partner for ongoing content, visibility and social media.

  3. 03

    Framework agreements

    Call-off support for organisations with recurring documentation needs.

  4. 04

    Event & campaign packages

    Conferences, launches and campaigns covered from start to finish, with edited photos shared live, session by session.

  5. 05

    Local production support

    Research, locations, crews and logistics for international agencies filming in Rwanda.

Share your brief

Let’s tell
the story well

Launching a policy, reporting to partners, hosting a summit or explaining a programme? We shape the message, find the human story and make it clear.

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TrueStory Africa

presents

Real stories. Clear impact

Strategy & story
TrueStory Africa
Aerial
Fiston Nyirishema
Photography
Yuhi Irakiza Augustin
Laury Habyarimana
Video production
Hakizimana Shaban
Cinematography
Isaac Gisubizo
Benjamin Irihose
Writing
Aliane Karerangabo
Filmed in
Rwanda and across Africa
Consent
Kinyarwanda & English
Headquarters
KG 522 St, Kigali

Every photograph on this website was taken by TrueStory Africa, with consent.
No scenes were staged in the making of this website.

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