Area of Cooperation Sample Clauses

Area of Cooperation. The area of cooperation includes, subject to mutual consent and appropriate conditions, all academic and research programs offered at either university and proposed by either as desirable, feasible, and contributory to the fostering and development of the cooperative relationship between the two universities.

Area of Cooperation. Cooperation between the Parties will include the following areas: - educational activity; - educational and methodical activity; - research activities; - expert-analytical activity; activities in the field of training specialists in the field of state and local government and improving their skills. The list of areas of cooperation can be supplemented and specified by agreement between the Parties.

Area of Cooperation. 2.1 Encouragement of academic and official visit 2.2 Exchange of students, faculty, researchers, and materials in (Specific Field Mentioned) 2.3 Organization of joint training, workshop, and conferences in the relevant areas of (Specific Field Mentioned) 2.4 Development of joint research activities and publications in the relevant areas of (Specific Field Mentioned)

Area of Cooperation. The Parties will cooperate and exchange experiences and information: - on the development and implementation of food safety legislation based on the risk analyses principles; - on organization and implementation of coordination and enforcement of official control procedures on food safety within the production, distribution and consumption process; - on the setting up the food safety legislation in the two countries and, - on other issues of mutual interest.

Area of Cooperation. Within the framework of this Agreement, the Parties shall, within their competence, strengthen and develop bilateral cooperation and exchanges in the field of sport based on the principles of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit.

Area of Cooperation. The Participants having reached the above understanding and declare their intention to: (i) establish avenues of communication to facilitate the exchange of information about the regulation and conformity assessment of therapeutic products by each Participant, including: policies, practices, standards, laboratory testing, pre-market assessment, post-market vigilance, market compliance, regulation of manufacturers, regulation of clinical trials and requirements for the regulation of therapeutic products; and (ii) undertake collaborative activities, including, where practical, the exchange of personnel.

Area of Cooperation. The Participants will cooperate in the following areas: 1. development of oil, gas, and coal; 2. development of electricity; 3. development of new and renewable energy as well as energy efficiency and conservation; and 4. any other areas of cooperation as mutually decided by the Participants.

Area of Cooperation. Cooperation between the Parties may relate, but is not restricted to the following areas: a) Participate in a multi-stakeholder platform that can collaborate in partnerships to ensure a food safety standard for fruit and vegetable growers and a mechanism for training and assessments are developed b) Ensure the interest of consumers are represented in the quality assessment infrastructure including the planned Zambian localgap focussing on safety and phytosanitary regulations c) Support research activities to assess the sector’s level of compliance or non- compliance with standard food safety requirements as well as supporting research that will address and influence challenges and gaps in the sector’s quality frameworks d) Assess what is needed to have a vibrant local business environment and local market. e) Establish civil society cooperation in the areas of trade, economic policies and the environment in Southern Africa and where necessary, continentally f) Facilitate and collaborate in engagements with high level stakeholders such as COMESA, SADC and AU where necessary g) Support the formulation of a local standard on Good Agricultural Practices, (GAP), for Zambia and contribute to the localisation of such a standard. h) Support the popularisation and familiarization of the local GAP standard and support information dissemination activities. i) Facilitate support engagements with NGOs, consumer organisations, the government and regulatory agencies

Area of Cooperation. In alignment with the shared principles of mutual benefit and respect, MIIS and the County of Monterey will collaborate on the Mesoamerican Language Access Project. This partnership will focus on systematically documenting the indigenous populations in Monterey County and addressing all related tasks to achieve this objective effectively.

Area of Cooperation. The function of the China–U.S. XXX Policy Lab is to be the expert research institution for U.S. and China XXX/new energy vehicle policies as well as the intellectual support body for each government’s policy design. As the important platform for U.S.–China XXX/new energy vehicle policy exchanges and cooperation, the Cooperative Partners of the China–U.S. XXX Policy Lab will cooperate in the following four areas: 1. New Energy Vehicle Policy Research: Topics will include, but not be limited to, credit trading policy, fiscal subsidies policy, tax incentive policy, transportation incentive policy, low-speed electric vehicle policy, vehicle environmental policy, and continuous evaluation of policy execution. The China–U.S. XXX Policy Lab will also discuss the launch of the International XXX Alliance, exploring a global XXX credit trading regime to increase the coordination and scale-up of global XXX development.