Awareness-raising of development cooperation
Slovenia aims to raise awareness of the importance, goals, and achievements of development cooperation and humanitarian aid. It is essential to realise that such activities in partner countries also indirectly affect life in Slovenia.
Slovenian Development Days
Slovenian Development Days is the flagship event for the promotion and awareness-raising of development cooperation and humanitarian aid. The event also provides a forum for experts from Slovenia and abroad, government representatives and NGOs, international organisations, and academia to discuss relevant current topics and cooperation.
Visual identity
Slovenia's development cooperation and humanitarian aid is visually represented by a logo in different shades of green and blue, accompanied by a bilingual text: "Mednarodno razvojno sodelovanje Slovenije / Slovenia's Development Cooperation". Its shape resembles a hand embracing the world. The colours gradually blend one to another and their choice is based on Slovenia's natural and traditional environment. The gradation symbolises development, movement, and partnership. Bright green symbolises pastures and ownership, dark green forests and sustainability, blue-green the land in between and effectiveness, light blue represents the sky and empowerment, and dark blue water and mutual responsibility. In addition to the colours selected, these concepts are conveyed by the logo itself.
Documents
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Visual identity of Slovenia's development cooperation
The rules for using the logo are specified in the Manual on the visual identity of Slovenia's development cooperation (Slovenian language only). Attached is the logo in a colour and vector format.Instructions | Ministry of Foreign Affairs -
Promotional materials, brochures, flyers, etc.
Promotional publications | Ministry of Foreign Affairs- Slovenia's development cooperation with the Western Balkans 2010–2015 (pdf, 3 MB)
- Slovenia's humanitarian aid 2010–2015 (pdf, 5.9 MB)
- Slovenia's development cooperation in Africa 2010–2014 (pdf, 5.7 MB)