Graphical charter Sample Clauses

Graphical charter. The graphical charter used in the MMAtwo general presentation slide template was created in line with the MMAtwo logo and the illustrations of MMA applications. Below are screenshots of the template that was created at the beginning of the project (Figure 4) and that will be updated during the course of the project. The full document is available on Aymingsphere: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/projectmanagement/MMAtwo/ProjectRecords/Communication%20documents/0 3_MMAtwo%20General%20Presentation * Figure 4: MMAtwo graphical charter for Power Point slide presentation In addition, the color palette and typologies to be used for all dissemination and communication activities have been defined (Figure 5). Figure 5: MMAtwo graphical charter color key, list and tables 4 Channels To reach all the communities mentioned in Table 1, the consortium will rely on different channels presented below. The Table 2 presents the targeted community for the use of each channel. Table 2: MMAtwo targeted audience and expected impact Channels Targeted audiences Scientific community Business community Civil Society Policy makers Standardization organizations Online materials Website X X X X X Social media X X X X X Newsletter X X X X Other materials Journal publications X X X X Website for EoL sourcing and visits X X Workshop and final conference X X X X Conferences, invited seminars and workshops X X X X
Sample 1
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Graphical charter. A graphical charter will be developed at the same time as the project logo. It is a document which gives details and rules of use about the different elements of the visual identity of the project. For example, it explains what the main colours to be used on all communication tools are, as well as the font for all written text. Other elements of the charter can be to set up the size and quality of the pictures and videos, or some background elements (a shape of some sort, which would be declined/adapted on the various supports). However, the graphical charter should not be too detailed either, so that the consortium can keep some flexibility for future communication tools. The graphical charter must be implemented on all types of support (website, press releases, banners, posters, PPI4Waste documents, etc.).
Sample 1

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