This Graphic Standards Manual replaces and updates the guidance released in 2005. It provides instructions on how to best utilize our brand to communicate across a wide range of communications channels.

Corporate products must follow USAID’s graphic standards — including USAID’s typefaces and colors — to communicate USAID’s authority and project USAID’s brand.

Templates, logo files, and downloadable resources for USAID branding.

The first step in building a global brand is developing a visual identity that is used consistently on all communications—the USAID Standard Graphic Identity—or the USAID Identity.

This Graphic Standards Manual replaces and updates the guidance released in 2005. It provides instructions on how to best utilize our brand to communicate across a wide range of communications channels.

This manual sets the standard for all USAID communications produced by employees, contractors, grantees and other partners. USAID’s brand reflects the unique values and principles of the Agency to a worldwide audience.

Templates, logo files, and downloadable resources for USAID branding.

This Interim Graphic Standards sets the official universal standards for design and printing of the USAID family of communications.

HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL nger and food security initiative. It sets clear, consistent guidelines for the naming and graphic design for Fee the Future project communications. In this manual, the term “project” refers to any USAID-funded Feed the

This ADS chapter contains USAID’s policy directives and required procedures on branding and marking USAID-funded programs, projects, activities, public communications, and commodities with the “USAID Standard Graphic Identity” (or “USAID Identity.”)