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Only the combination of all these elements will result in optimum brand recognition.  \nIntroduction 3  \n1 Interreg brand 4  \n1.1 Structure and specifications 5  \n1.2 Colours 8  \n1.3 Correct use of the brand 9  \n1.4 Incorrect use of the brand 13  \n2 Interreg brand in conjunction with a programme name 16  \n2.1 Typeface and style 17  \n2. 2 Structure and specifications 18  \n2.3 Colour use 20  \n3 Interreg brand in conjunction with NEXT or IPA  \nprogramme names 21  \n3.1 Typeface and style 22  \n3. 2 Structure and specifications 23  \n3.3 Colour use 24  \n4 How to use a project name in  \ncombination with the Interreg brand 25  \n4.1 Positioning 26  \n4.2 Colour use 29  \n5 Typefaces 30  \n5.1 Primary typeface: Open Sans 31  \n5. 2 Secondary typeface: Vollkorn 32  \n5. 3 Typeface combinations 33  \n5.4 Alternative typefaces 34  \n6 How to use the brands 35  \n6.1 Size 36  \n6.2 Positioning: definition of brand and margin sizes 37  \n6.3 Social media 41  \n7 Policy objectives 44  \n7.1 Colours 45  \n7.2 Icons 46  \nIntroduction  \nLEGEND  \n\n| | This symbol indicates the ideal solution for using the brand. It can also be used to highlight an important concept or point to be considered. |\n| --- | --- |\n| | The orange warning sign indicates possible practices or alternatives which are not forbidden but should not be preferred unless absolutely necessary. |\n\nThe red stop sign indicates wrong practices, for example when an element cannot be used in a certain way.  \nEvery European Territorial Cooperation (Interreg) programme seeks to develop valuable projects that have a real impact on the life of European citizens. For these programmes to attract new people and new projects, they have to be visible. Programmes exist all over the European Union and in neighbouring countries, covering every region of Europe.  \nThey offer a unique network for projects directly targeted at improving our lives and economic development in our regions and making our environment safer and more sustainable.  \nYet, this vast community of over a hundred programmes can turn into a handicap if not unified under a common mission and vision. The unified Interreg branding is the visual interpretation of the Brand Strategy and Brand Narrative.  \nWe invite you to consult both of these documents at [www.interact-eu. net/](www.interact-eu. net/)[ ](www.interact-eu. net/)[library?title=brand](library?title=brand) + [strategy](strategy)[ ](strategy)and [www.interact-eu. net/library?ti](www.interact-eu. net/library?ti)tle=brand+narrative.  \nThe harmonised Interreg brand provides greater visibility for Interreg at all levels and towards the widest audience, demonstrating that Interreg makes a difference both locally and at European level, providing largescale evidence that cooperation in Europe brings people closer, makes economies stronger and helps topreserve better our environment.  \nThis document will help you use the Interreg brand foryour programme or project. Interact developed it taking into account as many requests as possible from programmes participating in the initiative.  \n1. Interreg brand Interreg Brand Design Manual 4  \n1. Interreg brand  \n1.1 Structure and specifications  \nThe new Interreg brand is designed to provide a robust and easily-recognizable identity  \nthat favors an easy combination with other logosin co-branding situations.  \nIn order not to interfere with other pictorial design elements and to give the EU emblem a graceful presence, a purely typographic solution without any other graphic elements was chosen. The following pages outline a few simple rules for using the brand.  \nPlease take time to understand how to apply these rules so the brand always appears clear and consistent.  \nThe brand consists of the following elements; the logotype (1) with the coloure","cbCaitTnfOONrJ5G","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitTnfOONrJ5G","pdf",7015281,"English","# Introduction\n## 1 Interreg brand\n## 2 Interreg brand in conjunction with a programme name\n## 3 Interreg brand in conjunction with NEXT or IPA programme names\n## 4 How to use a project name in combination with the Interreg brand\n## 5 Typefaces\n## 6 How to use the brands\n## 7 Policy objectives","[{\"question\":\"What are the main elements of the Interreg brand?\",\"answer\":\"The brand consists of the logotype with the coloured arch, the EU emblem, and the statement “Co-funded by the European Union”.\"},{\"question\":\"What clear-space and spacing rules apply to the brand?\",\"answer\":\"The brand must keep a clear space of at least 1 “u” around it, with specific spacing between the logotype, EU emblem, and statement based on the defined unit.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the statement “Co-funded by the European Union” be formatted?\",\"answer\":\"It must be written in Arial Bold, positioned to the right of the EU emblem, and broken into two lines with “Co-funded by” on the first line and “the European Union” on the second.\"}]","Interreg Brand Design Manual | PDF",126]