Case study · International organization · Since 2005
OMPP · WOFP
The World Organization for Peace publishes in four languages. In 2005 we built its website and worked on its brand; the websites of its bodies came later.
- Organization
- International NGO
- Since
- 2005
- Our work
- Brand, website and positioning
- Languages
- Spanish, English, Italian and French
- Status
- Live · ompp.org (opens in a new tab)

Context
One organization, two acronyms.
OMPP and WOFP are not two clients: they are the same organization. OMPP is the acronym of its Spanish name, Organización Mundial por la Paz; WOFP, of its English name, World Organization for Peace. The site’s portal also shows the name in French and Italian.
It is an international NGO with leadership, delegations and programs in several countries.
The challenge
Publishing the same thing in four languages.
What the organization publishes —its peace charter, its statements, its programs— had to exist in Spanish, English, Italian and French, and be found in the same place in every language.
Our work
What we did.
Brand
Development of the organization’s brand.
Architecture
A portal to choose the language and a version of the site in each one.
Website
Design and build of the site, in 2005.
Positioning
Positioning of the organization’s brand.
Current status
Live since 2005.
The site keeps publishing on the same structure, with files updated as recently as 2026. It keeps its original 2005–2006 design, which predates smartphones.

Scope
What the site holds.
- Four languages: Spanish, English, Italian and French.
- More than 650 pages across the four languages.
- An entry portal to choose the language.
From one site to a network
Then came its bodies.
- 2005
- OMPP · WOFP: the organization’s website, in four languages.
- 2006
- Sport and Peace, its sports body: a website in Spanish, English and Italian.
- 2026
- International Medical Committee, its medical branch: a new bilingual website.
- 2026
- Sport and Peace: a new website, in progress.
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