UNICEF reveals its first re-brand in over a decade

To mark the 70th anniversary of its founding, UNICEF has unveiled a new brand identity, together with a new tagline "For every child", with Sydney-based creative agency Marcel. This marks the brand's first re-positioning in over a decade.[gallery link="file" size="full" ids="160646,160647,160648,160649,160650"]Replacing the old tagline "unite for children", the new tagline aims to address its services in support of millions of children around the world after a recent global survey discovered that less than 50% of the respondents would associate UNICEF with children, which, UNICEF's chief of brand building David Ohana referred to as "surprising low"."UNICEF’s new brand positioning reflects our commitment to promoting the rights and improving the lives of the world’s most vulnerable children by providing life-saving aid and long-term support," he said. "Through this re-branding, our goal is to convey, in a powerful and distinctive way, what UNICEF stands for, in everything we do, in every country we work, in a way that is relevant to our audiences.""Ultimately we hope this exercise helps UNICEF attract new audiences, partners and donors – in support of our work for and with the most at-risk and excluded children."https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1xkXZs0cAQThe new branding was introduced in New York yesterday, and will be rolled out across 190 countries and territories in UNICEF's offices over the next year or two.Marcel Sydney creative chairman and founder David Nobay said, "We are honoured to be able to use our creative skills to help advance the important work of Unicef. We hope our contribution will help make a difference and ultimately help millions of children in the most difficult situations."See the old tagline of UNICEF: