Updated policy around the branding of interagency initiatives has paved the way for new branding and marking guidance for the U.S. Government’s Feed the Future initiative. New guidelines set the standard for naming and design of all Feed the Future project communications financed through the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Click the links below to download the Feed the Future logos with the tagline in English, French or Spanish in JPG, PNG and EPS versions.
If you need these versions of the logo or have questions about other translated versions in development, please send us an email at feedthefuturebranding(at)usaid.gov.
Click the links below to download templates of Feed the Future branded communications materials.
Send us an email at feedthefuturebranding@usaid.gov.
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