Objectives of the MOU. The objective of this Memorandum of Understanding is:
Objectives of the MOU. Recognizing the importance of research and development in the areas of pharmaceutical sciences as well as imparting industrial training to the technology/sciences students. Appreciating the need for creation of large reservoir of highly qualified manpower in pharmaceutical fields. Desiring to club their efforts by pooling their expertise and resources Intend to form a nucleus for promoting excellent quality manpower in the fields of pharmaceutical sciences. Now, Therefore in consideration of the mutual promises made herein and of good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which both BELL termed as INDUSTRY and Princeton College of Pharmacy in Hyderabad termed as AGI here in and of good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which both BELL and Princeton College of Pharmacy in Hyderabad hereby agree to sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU).
Objectives of the MOU. Summarise the objectives of the MOU and the project. Objectives may include: • establishing a cooperative working relationship between the parties in order to facilitate collaboration; • facilitating the sharing of information between the parties to enable the effective case management of key customers; and • defining respective roles and responsibilities of the participating agencies, and collaborating organisations.
Objectives of the MOU. This MoU sets out the general framework of cooperation and networking between the Partners, with the objectives of designing specific arrangements for the recognition of Learning Outcomes (LO) of learners for each specific mobility period (including specification of training content: Mobility Units (MU), placements abroad, mobility projects) and preparing a Learning Agreement (involving two or more partners and the mobile learners).
Objectives of the MOU. 3.1 The Parties agree to the following objectives: • Jointly explore ways to effectively and efficiently develop the Project; • Share information in the interests of the Project; • Work together to enable the concept design procurement to progress; and • Attend meetings and collaboration activities to facilitate development of the Project.
Objectives of the MOU. The objectives of the MoU between the three Celtic HTA bodies are to: • Formalise collaboration and partnership working and improved shared understanding of work programmes and processes. • Explore opportunities to collaborate on and co-produce or adapt evidence reviews on non-medicine health technologies of mutual interest. • Realise economies of scale and scope in non-medicine HTA efforts, increasing both the volume and range of technology topics for which advice is developed in each country. • Promote knowledge exchange to inform developments in respective national care systems. • Enhance professional and personal development opportunities for the scientific and secretariat staff.
Objectives of the MOU. This MoU has been entered into by the Participants as a result of the recommendations set down in the ERGA establishment documents to create a Memorandum of Understanding to assist in the implementation of the Revised AVMS Directive. In this context, this MoU has the following non-exhaustive list of key objectives for the Participants:
Objectives of the MOU. The objective of this Memorandum of Understanding is : (a) to promote interaction between SF and Company in mutually beneficial areas. (b) to provide a formal basis for initiating interaction between SF and Company.
Objectives of the MOU. This MOU represents the Parties’ intent to cooperate in strengthening higher education. The major objectives of the MoU are:
Objectives of the MOU. The objective of this Memorandum of Understanding is: to promote interaction between IITB and COMPANY in mutually beneficial areas. to provide a formal basis for initiating interaction between IITB and COMPANY. PROPOSED MODES OF COLLABORATION IITB and COMPANY propose to collaborate through sponsoring student projects / fellowships in two year X.Xxxx. and five year dual degree programs at IITB. sponsoring eligible employees of COMPANY for doing X.Xxxx./Ph.D. degrees in IITB. The eligibility criteria for selection will be as per norms of IITB. Sponsoring R&D projects, which may be carried out wholly at IITB or at premises of COMPANY or partly at IITB and partly at COMPANY. training of COMPANY personnel through Continuing Education Programmes conducted by IITB in areas of interest to COMPANY. any other appropriate mode of interaction agreed upon between IITB and COMPANY. Each of the above modes of interaction will be initiated by entering into a separate agreement between the two parties. FORMS OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS The form of any of the said Research and Development Program (hereinafter referred to as “Research Program”) will be subject to a separate Research Agreement entered into by the Parties but may also include the following: In their own existing facilities - The performance of research individually by each Party or concurrently by both Parties in mixed groups at their own facilities with regular exchanges of results. In a separate research and development facility - The performance of research by the technical personnel of both Parties working together in the facilities of one Party or in mixed groups at the facilities supported/ sponsored by either Party. Third parties - The performance of research by the Parties together with one or more third parties.
