USAID Branding Beneficiaries of U.S. aid receive billions of dollars of foreign assistance every year, often with little to no awareness that the assistance is provided by the American people. USAID's framework legislation, the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, section 641, requires that all programs under the Foreign Assistance Act ...

That’s why USAID policy requires marking aid with USAID’s logo, including the tagline “From the American People.” Branding enhances the visibility and value of U.S.

We all have an important role to play in ensuring the USAID brand remains a powerful symbol of the goodwill of the American people. WHICH COLORS ARE USAID-APPROVED? PRIMARY. USAID Blue: Pantone 294 / C100, M69, Y7, K30 / R0, G47, B108 / #002F6C; USAID Red: Pantone 200 / C3, M100, Y70, K12 / R186, G12, B47 / #BA0C2F; SECONDARY

Instead of new logos, the Department supported the use of the most recognizable symbol of the United States, a standard rectangular flag. This guidance does not apply to USAID.

Fraud awareness briefings familiarize attendees with fraud indicators, and warning signs that suggest potential misconduct in agency activities or the performance of a Federal award. Such red flags include: Procurement specifications that are so restrictive they effectively exclude competing firms.

USAID is working in partnership with the Rwandan government, civil society, private sector, and communities to build on the current progress and address remaining challenges in health, economic growth, education, democracy, and governance.

The USAID logo is the graphic representation of the U.S. Agency for International Development. It was developed to ensure that the American people are visibly acknowledged for their contributions.

View a list of suppliers of USAID merchandise and labels. Presidential and Interagency Initiatives: The Administrator of USAID has approved unique branding for the following presidential and interagency initiatives.

View a list of suppliers of USAID merchandise and labels. Presidential and Interagency Initiatives: The Administrator of USAID has approved unique branding for the following presidential and interagency initiatives.

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