New Logo and Identity for Nordic Co-operation by Kontrapunkt

Established in 1952, Nordic Co-operation (previously Norden) is a forum for governmental co-operation between the Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Åland. The forum works on everything from encouraging free flow across their borders, economic initiatives, and cultural advancement through the Nordic Council Prizes. This past November, the organization introduced a new identity designed by Copenhagen, Denmark-based Kontrapunkt. For further poking, online identity guidelines can be found here. About Nordic Co-operation. The swan will continue to be the symbol of Nordic cooperation. The new Nordic Swan has a more modern and more functional digital design. […] One of the reform’s objectives are to clarify which organiza