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UN OCHA brand guidelines

UN OCHA provides a comprehensive brand portal featuring identity standards, accessible colour palettes, and ready-to-use reporting and presentation templates.

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Home Captured 18 Sep 2026 Captured manually

Home page of the OCHA Brand Portal featuring navigation links, resource cards, and quick download options.

OCHA logo Captured 18 Sep 2026 Captured manually

Brand guidelines page detailing the OCHA logo specifications, variations, language lockups, clear space, co-branding rules, and permissions.

official OCHA colour palette Captured 18 Sep 2026 Captured manually

Official OCHA brand guidelines page detailing primary colours, accent colours, accessible text combinations, and tonal ramps.

OCHA typography guidelines Captured 16 Sep 2026

OCHA typography guidelines detailing the primary typeface Roboto for Latin alphabets, weight variants, and fallback recommendations.

Download OCHA Word template Captured 16 Sep 2026

OCHA brand guidelines page displaying the Word Generic Template for reports and humanitarian updates.

Download OCHA PowerPoint template Captured 16 Sep 2026

Corporate resources presentation templates page offering downloadable PowerPoint and Canva presentation formats.

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Freedam's take

I really appreciate how practical the UN OCHA portal is for teams working across borders. The identity documentation is structured around field and corporate needs, pairing basic assets like logos and Roboto typography with accessible text combinations that meet AA and AAA contrast standards. Rather than leaving staff on their own, the site supplies actual templates for Word, PowerPoint, and Canva, alongside tools like the Humanitarian Dataviz tool. Everything feels geared toward getting clear information out fast, backed by clear space rules and explicit guidance on co-branding with partner organizations.

At a glance

Sections
Visual Identity · Reporting · Social Media & Campaigns · Corporate Resources · Icons · Maps
Downloads
DOTX, POTX, PPTX, PDF
Tone
Functional, accessible, and structured for global humanitarian communication.

What I noticed

  1. The logo guidelines present four versions including horizontal, vertical, and spelled-out options, with clear space defined by half the diameter of the UN emblem globe.12
  2. Official logo variations are provided across six languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish.3
  3. The colour documentation includes an accessible text colours table specifying AA and AAA contrast ratings alongside multi-step tonal ramps.45
  4. Roboto is designated as the primary typeface for Latin alphabets, with Arial noted as an acceptable fallback when Roboto cannot be installed.678
  5. Downloadable presentation and reporting templates are offered in formats including DOTX, POTX, PPTX, and Canva links.9101112

Numbers refer to the screenshots above.

What I could not see

  • Could not inspect the full library of icons or map assets linked in the main navigation.
  • Could not access the interactive features of the Humanitarian Dataviz tool from the captured pages.

Ideas to borrow

  1. Provide explicit co-branding guidance showing exact spacing alongside peer organizations to help distributed staff navigate complex partner layouts.13

Quick answers

What is the primary typeface for UN OCHA?

The primary typeface for Latin alphabets is Roboto, with Arial specified as the fallback when Roboto is unavailable.1478

What templates are available for download?

UN OCHA provides generic report Word templates (.dotx) and presentation templates for PowerPoint (.potx) and Canva.91012

In what languages is the UN OCHA logo available?

Official logo versions are available in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish.3

Reviewed on 25 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this

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