UNFPA Logo

A bold, flat logo composed of a large solid orange circle on the right containing the white uppercase wordmark "UNFPA" aligned centrally. To the left of the circle is a small blue circular UN emblem (globe with laurel branches) and a 3x3 gr...

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UNFPA logo: large orange circle with 'UNFPA' in white, small blue UN emblem left, grid of nine orange dots.
UNFPA logo

About UNFPA

A bold, flat logo composed of a large solid orange circle on the right containing the white uppercase wordmark "UNFPA" aligned centrally. To the left of the circle is a small blue circular UN emblem (globe with laurel branches) and a 3x3 grid of small solid orange dots arranged in three rows.

The design is minimalist and geometric: repeated small orange circles create a dotted block, the UN emblem sits between that block and the large orange circle, and the wordmark is set in a heavy, condensed sans-serif inside the large circle. The overall layout is horizontal, left-to-right, with high contrast between orange, blue and white.

What's in it: UN emblem (globe with laurel branches)

Shapes: large filled circle grid of small circles (3x3) wordmark small circular emblem

Style: minimalist flat geometric bold modern

Text in logo: UNFPA

Repeated small circles suggest a population/grouping; the UN emblem signals United Nations affiliation; the large orange circle highlights the UNFPA wordmark.

Colors

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Bright orange
#F7931E · primary
UN blue
#0072BB · secondary
White
#FFFFFF · accent

UNFPA Logo History

UNFPA is the United Nations Population Fund, a UN agency established in 1969 focused on population issues, reproductive health and rights, and gender equality.

Frequently asked

What does UNFPA stand for?

UNFPA stands for the United Nations Population Fund.

What are the orange dots in the logo?

They are a 3x3 grid of small orange circles used as a visual motif; any official symbolic meaning should be confirmed with UNFPA brand materials.

Is the blue symbol the UN emblem?

Yes — the small blue circle contains the United Nations emblem (a globe flanked by laurel branches), indicating UN affiliation.

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