Excerpt: Welcome to Our First Edition!; This e-newsletter is for U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) employees and partners; to assist you in implementing the Agency's branding and marking requirements.

Excerpt: For example, USAID/Brazil is available in Portuguese and USAID/Morocco in both French and Arabic USAID/Philippines is available in nine languages. Regional sub brands for USAID/Asia, USAID/Central America, USAID/Central Asian Republics, USAID/East Africa, USAID/Southern Africa, USAID/West Africa and USAID/Middle East are also available in English and local languages.

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Excerpt: USAID Od Americkog Naroda ...

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Excerpt: USAID Amerika Xalqidan ...

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Excerpt: The marking of foreign aid as assistance from the U.S. Government was first required during the Marshall Plan when Congress became concerned about poorly marked U.S. foreign aid donations to European countries. USAID's framework legislation, the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended, section 641, requires that all programs under the Foreign Assistance Act, including assistance awards, be identified appropriately overseas as ?American Aid.? While USAID has r...

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Excerpt: USAID Ed Pep Ameriken ...