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Communications Toolkit
This page provides some key resources for communicating about your project, in line with Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT) Challenge Fund and the UK Government’s requirements for funded projects.
It includes guidance on branding and publicity, as well as downloadable logos and templates to support responsible and effective communications.
Logo and Branding Guidelines
All projects must follow the fund branding guidelines when referring to funded projects or using the IWT Challenge Fund and the UK International Development (UK Dev) logos.
- Please see the following document for full details: Logo and Branding Guidelines.
- Further information on how you should publicise your project and the full requirements are outlined in the Terms and Conditions, particularly Section 25: Publicity.
Logo Downloads
The IWT Challenge Fund logo is available in black and white in a range of formats. These can be downloaded at the links below:
White Logo
Black Logo
Media Release Form Templates
These templates should be used to obtain consent for the use of photographs, video, audio recordings, and personal appearances in your project communications.
Media Appearance Release Form Template
Download this Word template to secure permission from individuals appearing in media. Use this form when filming or photographing identifiable people, recording interviews or spoken contributions, when individuals are actively participating in project communications, and, wherever possible, before capturing content.
Media Usage Release Form Template
Download this Word template to confirm how media can be used and shared. Use this form when publishing or reusing existing photos, video, or audio, when working with content from partners or third parties, when sharing content across platforms (e.g. website, social media, reports), and when agreeing where and for how long content will be used.