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The United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC) is turning 20 this year. (...) The beginning of our branding journey
Our refreshed brand and website mark the next phase of our journey, and a new opportunity to foster lifelong learning for a better world.
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Promotion of the Local Product Branding “Crafted in Quang Nam”
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Promotion of the Local Product Branding “Crafted in Quang Nam” ...
Promotion of the Local Product Branding “Crafted in Quang Nam”
The local products met many difficulties in reaching to tourism industry for reasons among of which the absence of a recognized branding could not convince tourists to buy the products. (...) The event aims to promote the branding to the public after being approved by the Authority.
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Promotion of the Local Product Branding “Crafted in Quang Nam”
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Promotion of the Local Product Branding “Crafted in Quang Nam”
The local products met many difficulties in reaching to tourism industry for reasons among of which the absence of a recognized branding could not convince tourists to buy the products. (...) The event aims to promote the branding to the public after being approved by the Authority.
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Branding and reputation management are key to safeguarding trust in official statistics - new UNECE guidelines show how | UNECE
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Branding and reputation management are key to safeguarding trust in official statistics - new UNECE guidelines show how
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New good practice guidelines for statistical offices have been published by UNECE’s body of experts dedicated to modernizing official statistics. (...) As the new UNECE guidance states, “while the foundation of statistical organisations may be high-quality, relevant statistics, brand and reputation is how the outside world perceives them and makes decisions about their value and relevance.”
With this in mind, a group of experts under UNECE’s High Level Group for the Modernisation of Official Statistics developed this new set of guidelines, tools and strategies for developing a brand, building awareness and trust in the brand, and the ongoing management of brand and reputation including through crisis situations.
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Branding and reputation management are key to safeguarding trust in official statistics - new UNECE guidelines show how
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New good practice guidelines for statistical offices have been published by UNECE’s body of experts dedicated to modernizing official statistics. (...) As the new UNECE guidance states, “while the foundation of statistical organisations may be high-quality, relevant statistics, brand and reputation is how the outside world perceives them and makes decisions about their value and relevance.”
With this in mind, a group of experts under UNECE’s High Level Group for the Modernisation of Official Statistics developed this new set of guidelines, tools and strategies for developing a brand, building awareness and trust in the brand, and the ongoing management of brand and reputation including through crisis situations.
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Score: 1028518.2
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https://unece.org/statistics/n...ding-trust-official-statistics
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Purpose-driven marketing: How brands are attracting socially conscious consumers and creating change in the world | UN Global Compact
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Gerd Müller named GREEN BRANDS German personality of the year 2021 | UNIDO
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Gerd Müller named GREEN BRANDS German personality of the year 2021
NUREMBERG, 17 May 2022 - For his many efforts to combat hunger and climate change, and for protecting the environment, Gerd Müller has been named GREEN BRANDS German personality 2021.
GREEN BRANDS is an international, independent brand evaluation organization with headquarters in Veitsbronn, near Nuremberg in Germany. (...) For more information, see GREEN BRANDS Germany Personality 2021
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There are now many beautifully designed and visually coherent brands – but are these really doing their job? Or have communication brands reached a stalemate – occupying similar brand territories and offering little real difference for consumers? To avoid becoming mere commodities, these brands have to do something new, to truly connect with their customers and to create two-way relationships. This session explores how branding has changed with the market, and how brands need to respond to the challenges ahead.
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The Fifth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries (LDC5) logo is available for use in the six official languages of the UN ( Arabic , Chinese , English , French , Russian , Spanish ) as well as ( Portuguese , Hindi and Kiswahili ).
(...) Non-UN entities are not permitted to incorporate the LDC5 logo or its elements into a separate logo design or use it as part of the entity’s own logo or branding elements.
Do I need permission to use LDC5 branding in a print or web publication? (...) Do I need permission to use LDC5 branding for conferences and seminars that are not free to attend?
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(...) Non-UN entities are not permitted to incorporate the LDC5 logo or its elements into a separate logo design or use it as part of the entity’s own logo or branding elements.
Do I need permission to use LDC5 branding in a print or web publication? (...) Do I need permission to use LDC5 branding for conferences and seminars that are not free to attend?
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