The palette

Use these named colours across channels. Do not create a palette by sampling colours from a logo. Use a quiet background and a clear hierarchy; every colour does not need to appear in every item.

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Colour pairings that stay readable

Bright brand colours work well as accents. For text and buttons, use a pairing that stays readable at the final size.

Open the printable colour guide · Download readable text and button styles

Use navy or blue text on light surfaces. White text works on navy and blue. Do not use white text on bright green, orange, yellow or red by default; check contrast and keep a written label alongside colour.

The marks and where to use them

Complete light lockup

For title and ceremonial use, keep this supplied lockup whole on a dark background. Keep it clear of surrounding text and images.

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Ceremonial seal

The presentation reference reserves the seal for title and ceremonial use. Interior slides use no seal by default. The movement wordmark and flag stripe carry everyday presentation identity.

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Use supplied files without redrawing, stretching, recolouring or rearranging their elements. Keep enough clear space for the mark to read at its final size. Use a mark at a size that supports the message.

The flag stripe and visual hierarchy

Keep the stripe in this order: red, blue, yellow, green. Use it as a restrained signature. For a roll-up or social graphic, the main message should be understood in three seconds. Leave out elements that compete with that message.

Typography

Presentations: Trebuchet MS

• Titles: 28–34 pt.
• Subtitles: 18–20 pt.
• Body text: 14–18 pt.
• Labels, footers and references: at least 12 pt.

Keep one main point per slide and use white space to make the hierarchy clear.

Website: DM Sans and Inter

DM Sans remains the heading family and Inter the body family. The palette is now shared across channels; the rest of the website will be migrated in a separate release. This page is the current reference.

Use navy or blue for readable text. Check contrast in the final layout; the brighter palette colours are accents, not automatic text or button backgrounds.

Words, language and imagery

Ensam Nou Capav. Use this spelling and capitalization, with one “m.” Use the institutional line as supplied: Healthcare as an Inalienable Right and a Collective Responsibility.

Use plain language, one main message and the audience’s own context. Kreol and French wording needs a named language reviewer; do not invent a translation or treat placeholder text as approved wording.

Use only the reviewed goal statement and figures for the item being published. A design template is not a facts source. State the population, date and source when using a statistic. Do not copy example figures, dates or research-status statements from older decks.

People and communities should be represented with dignity and appropriate publication consent. Generated illustrations must not be presented as photographs of actual participants or evidence of field work.

Templates and corrections

Download the PowerPoint starter

The kit includes a maintained PowerPoint starter with improved text contrast, the canonical slogan, matching theme colours, and placeholders in place of the retired prevalence figure and example commitments. Complete the placeholders and review the content and classification before publication.

Use this page and the kit as the shared reference. If a file conflicts with them, request a correction rather than making a new local variant. For brand corrections or a missing asset, use our contact page.

Palette source: the named design tokens in the supplied August 2026 presentation reference. Organization-wide palette and single-m slogan confirmed by Quentin Adam on 17 October 2026. Additional vector/print masters, reviewed translations, named channel owners and the website-wide palette migration remain in preparation.