USAID BRANDING AND MARKING AND CREATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF WEBSITE Sample Clauses

USAID BRANDING AND MARKING AND CREATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF WEBSITE. It is a federal statutory and regulatory requirement that all USAID programs, projects, activities, public communications, and commodities that USAID partially or fully funds under a USAID grant or cooperative agreement or other assistance award or sub award, must be marked appropriately overseas with the USAID Identity. For more information, see: xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/branding/assistance.html. Prior to creation and development of any website, the Recipient must receive the approval of the Agency's Website Governance Board (WGB). The WGB, which is a part of the Agency's Management operations Council, will review and approve all requests for new external facing websites. To submit a request to redesign a site or create a new site at: xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/a/xxxxx.xxx/usaid-gov/request-creation-of-new-website.
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