XIII. SESSION 9: ADMINISTRATIVE AND VSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR GO-JUST FUNDING MS. SHELLA C. LAGGUI Project Management Division (PMD), Commission on Human Rights The presentation was a short walk-through on the communications, visibility and administrative requirements for projects under Governance in Justice (GoJust) funding support. Details of the following requirements that need to observed by implementing offices in the implementation of the regional GBV mapping and summit were discussed. Communications and visibility requirements include placement of logs, highlighting the participation of the European Union (EU) and Spanish Agency of International Development Cooperation (AECID) in the event, format of materials, contribution to online presence. Placement of logos  Logos of the EU, AECID and CHR are always present in all communications and visibility materials, such as attendance sheets and certificates, among others.  While a suggested attendance template is available, template from the Strategic Communications Office or any currently used template can still be used, provided that the guideline in placing donor and project logos will be observed.  Placement shall follow the particular order of placing the EU emblem at the left-hand side, followed by the AECID logo at the center, and the CHR logo at the right-hand side. The logos are usually placed at the bottom left-hand side of any material.  AECID logo has a white background when placed over other colors. Highlighting of EU and AECID participation in the event  All briefings, written materials, press conferences, presentations, invitations, signages, commemorative plaques, and all other communications and visibility tools emphasize the EU and the AECID participation in the activity/event through the GOJUST Human Rights Project.  IOs and CSO partners under the GOJUST Human Rights Project shall ensure that the following statement is used in written and verbal communications: “This is supported by the GOJUST Human Rights Project, a joint endeavor of the European Union (EU) and the Spanish Government through the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)”. 48