Branding and Marking. It is a Federal statutory and regulatory requirement (see Section 641, Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, and 2 CFR 700.16) that all overseas programs, projects, activities, public communications, and commodities that USAID partially or fully funds under an assistance award or subaward must be appropriately marked with the USAID identity. Under 2 CFR 700.16, USAID requires the submission of a Branding Strategy and a Marking Plan by the “apparently successful applicant.” The apparently successful applicant’s proposed Marking Plan may include a request for approval of one or more exceptions to the marking requirements in 2 CFR 700.16. The AO reviews and approves the apparently successful applicant’s Branding Strategy and Marking Plan (including any requests for exceptions), consistent with the provisions “Branding Strategy,” “Marking Plan,” contained in ADS 303mba, Pre- Award Terms, and “Marking and Public Communications Under USAID-funded Assistance” contained in ADS 303maa, Standard Provisions for U.S. Nongovernmental Recipients and ADS 303mab, Standard Provisions for Non-U.S. Nongovernmental Organizations, 2 CFR 700.16, and ADS 320, Branding and Marking. Note that in contrast to “exceptions” to marking requirements, waivers to these requirements based on circumstances in the host country must be approved by the cognizant Mission Director or other USAID principal officer [see 2 CFR 700.16(5)]. Any questions about the applicability of either the Standard Provisions or 2 CFR 700.16 may be directed to General Counsel/Acquisition & Assistance (GC/A&A), or USAID’s Senior Advisor on Brand Management.
Branding and Marking. It is a Federal statutory and regulatory requirement (see Section 641, Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, and 2 CFR 700.16) that all overseas programs, projects, activities, public communications, and commodities that USAID partially or fully funds under an assistance award or subaward must be appropriately marked with the USAID identity. Under 2 CFR 700.16, USAID requires the submission of a Branding Strategy and a Marking Plan by the “apparently successful applicant” prior to award. However, in limited circumstances, the cognizant AO may allow recipients to submit the Branding Strategy and Marking Plan after award subject to a special award condition. AOs and Activity Planners are encouraged to work with their Development Outreach and Communications (DOC) Specialists to consider the impact of deferring the submission of Branding Strategy and Marking Plan.
Branding and Marking. It is a Federal statutory and regulatory requirement (see Section 641, Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, and 22 CFR 226.91) that all overseas programs, projects, activities, public communications, and commodities that USAID partially or fully funds under an assistance award or sub-award must be appropriately marked with the USAID identity. Under 22 CFR 226.91, USAID requires the submission of a Branding Strategy and a Marking Plan by the “apparently successful applicant.” The apparently successful applicant’s proposed Marking Plan may include a request for approval of one or more exceptions to the marking requirements in 22 CFR 226.91. The AO evaluates the apparently successful applicant’s Branding Strategy and Marking Plan (including any requests for exceptions) for approval, consistent with the provisions “Branding Strategy,” “Marking Plan,” and “Marking of USAID-funded Assistance Awards” contained in AAPD 05-11, 22 CFR 226.91, and ADS 320. Please note that in contrast to “exceptions” to marking requirements, waivers to these requirements based on circumstances in the host country must be approved by the cognizant Mission Director or other USAID principal officer [see 22 CFR 226.91(j)]. Please contact OAA/Policy, General Counsel/Acquisition & Assistance, or USAID’s Senior Advisor on Brand Management if you have any questions about the applicability of either AAPD 05-11 or 22 CFR 226.91.
Branding and Marking. It is a Federal statutory and regulatory requirement (see Section 641, Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, and 2 CFR 700.16) that all overseas programs, projects, activities, public communications, and commodities that USAID partially or fully funds under an assistance award or subaward must be appropriately marked with the USAID identity. Under 2 CFR 700.16, USAID requires the submission of a Branding Strategy and a Marking Plan by the “apparently successful applicant.” The apparently successful applicant’s proposed Marking Plan may include a request for approval of one or more exceptions to the marking requirements in 2 CFR 700.16. The AO reviews and approves the apparently successful applicant’s Branding Strategy and Marking Plan (including any requests for exceptions), consistent with the provisions “Branding Strategy,” “Marking Plan,” contained in ADS 303mba, Pre- Award Terms, and “Marking and Public Communications Under USAID-funded Assistance” contained in ADS 303maa, Standard Provisions for U.S. Nongovernmental Recipients and ADS 303mab, Standard Provisions for Non-U.S. Nongovernmental Organizations, 2 CFR 700.16, and ADS 320, Branding and Marking. Note that in contrast to “exceptions” to marking requirements, waivers to these requirements based on circumstances in the host country must be approved by the cognizant Mission Director or other USAID principal officer [see 2 CFR
Branding and Marking. Quest Diagnostics shall market and commercialize Services under the name of Quest Diagnostics as the selling party, and shall not in any way create any impression that Sequenom is the seller of Services commercialized by Quest Diagnostics pursuant to this Agreement; provided, however, that Quest Diagnostics may acknowledge the use of include Sequenom’s Licensed Technology in marketing materials used by Quest Diagnostics as may be mutually agreed by the parties in writing prior to creation or use of any marketing materials or any other commercial activities by Quest Diagnostics with respect to Services. Quest Diagnostics shall xxxx or otherwise identify all Services as required by applicable patent laws and shall include a reference that the Services are covered by the Licensed Patent Rights.
Branding and Marking. The Recipient must follow USAID One Health Workforce – Next Generation (OHW-NG) branding and marking guidelines for producing any communication materials and deliverables under this agreement, such as videos, booklets, leaflets, guidebooks, manuals, and others. The Secretariat will provide guideline and reference materials. The Recipient should consult any questions related to branding and marking with the Secretariat before producing any materials for the project under this agreement.
Branding and Marking. USAID has instituted marking and branding rules which require cooperative agreement recipients to give credit to USAID for funding their respective project. Please see 22 CFR 226.91 (xxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xxx/cfr_2007/aprqtr/pdf/22cfr226.91.pdf) for more information. Please see Clause #15 in Article II General Conditions for specific compliance requirements. As a recipient of USAID funds under this project, Xxxxxxx is responsible for implementing the approved marking and branding plan. In order to do so, Grantee must obtain prior approval from IYF before producing any project related materials. Prior approval consists of submitting each item and obtaining written consent from IYF prior to publishing or printing. If items are not approved, the cost associated with the production and the use of these items will be disallowed. Furthermore, grantee must provide evidence of compliance through programmatic reports (see Appendix C – Reports). Please contact the IYF Programmatic Contact Person indicated in Article I Description of Grant Agreement to obtain assistance with marking and branding. IYF will provide the necessary logos and other information on marking/branding you will need in order to comply with the USAID requirements.
Branding and Marking. Under LACLEARN, all grants awarded include provisions requiring the Grantee to comply with the branding and marking requirements of USAID as defined by Making Cents. Specific guidance about required marking and branding for USAID is available here:
Branding and Marking. With regard to Section R of the Standard Provisions (Annex C), the parties agree that USAID-financed activities under this agreement will be co-branded and co-marked as required by ADS 320.3.4.1
Branding and Marking. «Org_Also_Known_As» will follow the USAID Branding Strategy and Marking Plan as outlined in Appendix D—Administrative and Financial Guidelines. GRANTEE shall report on compliance with this requirement in programmatic reports as outlined in Appendix C—Reports. Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in disallowed costs. The approved USAID and marking and branding plan is hereby incorporated by reference. IYF will forward the marking plan to the grantee. This clause must be passed down to all entities conducting activities using funds committed in this agreement. Please see Clause #27—Subgrant provision for more information.
