World maps on equal-area projections (Peters or Hobo-Dyer) are especially attractive for NGOs doing international work -- as they display all countries fairly (according to size) -- and that usually ends up showing the result of compassionate and caring projects in a more impactful way.
EU Doctors Without Borders adopts the Peters
Doctors Without Borders in the EU recently changed to the Peters Map for the hardcopy map they insert with their fund-raising appeals. This let's you see the impact of the countries they work in more dramatically.
Another NGO, in 2002, launched our Hobo-Dyer Equal Area map projection. The Carter Center needed to display the 68 countries around the world in which the Center has worked since 1982.
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