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Common Branding Element. The Italian Cooperation logo, accompanied by the phrase “Funded by the Italian Counterpart Funds of the Commodity Aid Programme” shall be the common element branding development projects funded by the Counterpart Funds of the Commodity Aid Programme. The logo shall always be printed on a suitable background in order not to affect its readability. Transparent or white background, if suitable, shall be preferred. No alterations or additions shall be made to the official logo and other logos shall be presented separately. Whatever the size, scope or objectives of a project, the Italian Cooperation logo shall be prominently displayed on all materials produced in the framework of the project. In the case of other donor agencies providing support for the same project, other logos can be added, provided that they are the same size of the Italian Cooperation logo and are positioned next to it.
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