Branding and Publicity. 14.1 In recognition of the support given by DSCF Playbuilder the Recipient agrees that it will officially recognise and promote the financial contribution provided by DCSF and KCC. It will also officially recognise and promote the DCSF Rainbow logo which must appear on all play area developments to which the Capital Grant has made a contribution. The logo must also appear on all communication for consumption by the public and by any stakeholder externally.
14.2 DCSF and KCC shall have the right to promote their association with the Recipient and its facility(ies) without charge, to use the name and image of the Recipient and the right to disclose information concerning the Recipient and its facility(ies) to third parties while remaining sensitive to situations where confidentiality is a significant issue.
Branding and Publicity. During the term of this Agreement and coterminous with any Dealer’s Customers individual term of service, Dealer has a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-sublicensable, royalty-free license to use, in furtherance of the purposes of this Agreement, such of Uplink’s or Uplink’s licensors’ trademarks, service marks, logos, or other designations as are approved for use in writing by Uplink. Uplink has an unlimited, irrevocable, non-exclusive, sublicensable, royalty-free license to use such of Dealer’s trademarks, service marks, logos, or other designations as are reasonably required by Uplink in privately labeling Uplink Solutions for Dealer, providing continuity of service, and otherwise furthering the purposes of this Agreement. Uplink reserves the right, with notice to Dealer, to revise its branding guidelines at any time. Dealer must obtain Uplink’s express written consent prior to issuing a press release, advertisement, or other public communication concerning this Agreement or the parties’ transactions hereunder.
Branding and Publicity. We can confirm that all partners agree that branding and publicity for the project will be in accordance with the My Place terms and conditions of grant.
Branding and Publicity. 12.1 Stakeholder engagement and publicity for the Programme will be carried out collaboratively between both of the Parties.
Branding and Publicity. 11.1. The Partners hereby grant each other for the Term of the Project, a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use the Partner’s Marks solely for the purposes of promoting the Partner’s involvement with the Project and in connection with the Project Materials prepared by or on behalf of Association MU and in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and any style guidelines or other instructions issued by the Partner.
11.2. Each party shall ensure that on all official project documentation, where it is responsible for the preparation of Project Materials, wherever one party’s Logo features in those materials, the relevant Logo of the other parties shall appear next to such Logo equally sized (unless otherwise agreed).
11.3. No party may refer to this Agreement or another party, or use another party’s Logo, in any publicity or advertising material without first obtaining the other party’s written consent.
11.4. The parties shall ensure that the European Commission’s Creative Europe logo at Appendix 2 of Schedule 4 appears in all Project Materials produced in connection with the Project. The parties agree to comply with the Branding Guidelines offered by the European Commission.
Branding and Publicity. 6.1 The Parties hereby agree that all publicity, marketing and branding of the Youth Zone before the Operational Start Date shall be coordinated by OnSide subject to final approval by the board of directors of XYZ provided that all publicity activity and branding or other marketing information shall where reasonably practicable be approved by the other Parties before its publication. After the Operational Start Date all publicity and branding or other marketing information shall be coordinated by XYZ.
6.2 In relation to any publicity, marketing and branding OnSide and XYZ shall adhere to the following branding and publicity requirements:- 6.
2.1 include the Council's logo and OnSide‘s logo on appropriate publicity materials relating to the Youth Zone;
Branding and Publicity. As detailed in Section 10 of your Grant Funding Agreement, we expect project deliverers to use the appropriate WMCA, Multiply and Skills for Life branding, where applicable – including print and publications, through to digital and electronic materials – including for any preparatory activity linked to Multiply on branding and publicity. Approved branding can be found on XXX.XX on the link provided here along with a Communications Toolkit:
Branding and Publicity. Guidance means the information on branding and publicity requirements set by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (DLUHC), included in Schedule 4; [Carbon Reduction Plan] [if relevant] means an action plan for the Recipient to detail their organisational carbon footprint and confirm their commitment to achieving Net Zero 2050;
Branding and Publicity. The Lead Organisation is ultimately responsible to the Funding Bodies for ensuring compliance with Big Lottery Fund and European Social Fund branding and publicity requirements. The Lead Organisation will ensure that the Big Lottery Fund and European Social Fund branding and publicity guidelines are being implemented throughout the delivery of the Project, through regular monitoring and evaluation All Partnership Members must ensure that they: Display at least one promotional poster containing the required logos and an agreed form of words. Posters should be displayed in public areas of your premises such as the entrance of a building. Big Lottery Fund will provide templates. Inform Participants that the activities they are participating in and Activities they are using are funded by the Funding Bodies, including acknowledging this on all of the materials used by Participants. Undertake a range of promotional activity to publicly acknowledge your BBO funding, including publications and printed material, press, website and social media activity and sharing learning from your Project through stories and case studies. Gain approval for any promotional materials from Lead Organisation prior to materials being used to ensure all promotional activity carries the correct versions of the ESF, Big Lottery Fund and National Lottery ‘Crossed Fingers’ logos. The Big Lottery Fund has provided ESF, Big Lottery Fund and National Lottery ‘Crossed Fingers’ logos in various formats for Partnership Members to use when producing publicity materials. Guidance on the location, size, typeface and colour of the logos is included in the BBO EVOLVE Standard Operating Procedures Provide evidence of publicity activity and materials to the Lead Organisation as part of monitoring and reporting requirements. Retain records of all of publicity activity and materials for inspection at audit for the lifetime of the Project, to be given to the Lead Organisation throughout the Project lifetime, who will retain them until ten years after the end of the project. The Lead Organisation is ultimately responsible to the Big Lottery Fund for ensuring the two European Social Fund cross-cutting themes, namely sustainable development and gender equality and equal opportunities, are fully integrated into the development and delivery of every Project activity for the duration of the Project lifetime. The Lead Organisation is responsible for developing and embedding across the Partnership an action plan ...
Branding and Publicity. The Supplier shall explicitly acknowledge the British Council and the End Client’s funding, in written and verbal communications (including announcements) related to the Services. The British Council will share with the Supplier the communication and visibility plan and statements which will be complied with at all times. The Supplier shall use, where appropriate, the End Client’s “UK aid – from the British people” logo (“UK aid logo”) in accordance with the End Client’s standards for use of the UK aid logo. The use of the British Council and End Client logos will be subject to security and safety considerations which will be communicated by the British Council to the Supplier. The British Council hereby grants to the Supplier for the Term a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use the British Council Marks solely for the purposes of promoting the British Council’s involvement with the Services and in connection with any materials prepared under and in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and any style guides or other instructions issued by the British Council. The Supplier shall not publicise the terms of this Agreement or use the name of the British Council or any trade name or trade mark used by the British Council or refer to the British Council in any other way in any press release, promotional literature, publications or advertising material, including any website, “blogs”, social media or other online services, without the prior written consent of the British Council.
