What is the non-European perception of Marie-Curie postdoctoral fellowships? I recently posted the above question along with another in the same post and was asked to post this one separately. 

I have received a Marie-Curie individual fellowship from the European Commission. As a non-European, this allows me to take up research in a Member State. I know this fellowship is prestigious in Europe, but I'm not sure how it's perceived in other parts of the world like the USA, Canada, Australia...etc. Any idea on this?
Speaking as a researcher in the USA, I would say that Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions are clearly perceived as having significant prestige.
Even not knowing all of the details, one immediately sees:


It's an EU-wide program, and those generally have high competition.
Curie remains widely famous, and nations and organizations are protective of her name.


Exactly how prestigious it is compared to other prestigious fellowships I wouldn't care to speculate, but it's clearly a noteworthy addition to any researcher's CV.