Solomon Islands - Australia Partnership Logo

The Solomon Islands-Australia Partnership logo was developed to represent the partnership between Solomon Islands and Australia. The red kangaroo and kurukuru bird move together on a shared journey.

It replaces the use of the 'Australia Aid Identifier' (the red kangaroo) in Solomon Islands, but applies more broadly than just to programs and projects funded by Official Development Assistance (ODA).

In its essence it represents a move away from a donor-recipient relationship to a partner relationship, and recognises Australia’s investment in Solomon Islands is larger than its development program.

The Solomon Islands-Australia Partnership logo must be used to brand all Australian Government activities in Solomon Islands, unless otherwise approved by the Australian High Commission.

Where appropriate, the logo may be used alongside other Australia Government logos. The logo should be used by all partners where projects require acknowledgment of Australia’s support.

The ‘right aligned’ logo is the preferred style for branding and promotion of the Solomon Islands-Australia partnership, including for social media, formal documents and promotional products. Where the use of the right aligned logo is not suitable, use the left aligned, centered or solid blue, black or reverse white versions.

There are three elements in the logo:

Red kangaroo
Blue toned Kurukuru Bird
The Text: Navy Solomon Islands Australia and the red Partnership text in Source Sans Variable font

The logo is also available in:

Solid white, solid navy or solid black
Left aligned, Right aligned and stacked layouts.

The logo elements should not be separated or adjusted in any way when being applied.

Please contact [email protected] directly for other logo file formats and colour schemes.

Solomon Islands - Australia Partnership Logo

Visual Identity Guide

Right Aligned Logo

Left Aligned Logo

Stacked Logo

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