SEDESOL Logo

The logo is arranged as a three-part rectangular layout. Upper-left is a bright magenta square containing the bold, uppercase white wordmark "SEDESOL". To the right of that magenta square is a light gray square showing the Mexican national...

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SEDESOL logo: magenta panel with "SEDESOL", Mexican coat of arms on light gray square, dark gray band with "SECRETARÍA DE DESARROLLO SOCIAL".
SEDESOL logo

About SEDESOL

The logo is arranged as a three-part rectangular layout. Upper-left is a bright magenta square containing the bold, uppercase white wordmark "SEDESOL". To the right of that magenta square is a light gray square showing the Mexican national coat of arms (an eagle on a cactus holding a snake surrounded by a laurel/olive wreath). The lower half of the image is a wide dark-gray rectangle with the phrase "SECRETARÍA DE DESARROLLO SOCIAL" set in uppercase, evenly spaced white sans-serif letters centered within it.

Overall the design uses flat, solid color blocks and a strong, institutional wordmark paired with the official national emblem, giving a formal, governmental appearance.

What's in it: Mexican coat of arms (eagle on a cactus holding a snake, wreath) wordmark

Shapes: square (magenta) square (light gray with emblem) wide rectangle (dark gray band) uppercase wordmark

Style: institutional governmental flat colors minimalist bold sans-serif

Text in logo: SEDESOL SECRETARÍA DE DESARROLLO SOCIAL

Visually indicates a Mexican federal government institution through the national coat of arms paired with a formal institutional wordmark.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Magenta
#D60086 · primary
Dark gray
#6B6B6B · primary
Light gray
#E6E6E6 · secondary
White
#FFFFFF · accent

SEDESOL Logo History

SEDESOL is the abbreviation for Secretaría de Desarrollo Social, the federal Secretariat of Social Development of Mexico responsible for social policy and programs.

Frequently asked

What does SEDESOL stand for?

SEDESOL is the abbreviation of Secretaría de Desarrollo Social (Secretariat of Social Development), a Mexican federal government department.

What is the emblem at the right?

The emblem is the Mexican national coat of arms: an eagle on a cactus holding a snake, framed by a wreath.

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