Areas for collaboration Sample Clauses
The "Areas for Collaboration" clause defines the specific topics, projects, or business functions where two or more parties agree to work together. It typically outlines the scope of joint activities, such as research initiatives, product development, or marketing efforts, and may specify roles, responsibilities, and boundaries for each party. By clearly identifying the collaborative areas, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that all parties have a shared understanding of the partnership's focus, thereby facilitating effective cooperation and minimizing potential disputes.
Areas for collaboration. The Parties agree to work together to establish priorities for joint efforts and directions for service delivery and system collaboration/integration to support people with psychosocial impairment, such as planning, data exchange and coordination at the system level.
Areas for collaboration. Inland Fisheries Ireland and Coillte will seek to further enhance existing levels of engagement and develop new collaborative arrangements which contribute to the aims of both parties including:
Areas for collaboration. 6.1 HIW and the GPhC agree to collaborate strategically in developing and delivering effective regulation of their respective sectors, and recognise the interdependence between them with particular reference to: ● the safer management of controlled drugs ● the safety and quality of primary care services ● new models of health and care service delivery, such as online health sites, which combine prescribing and medicine dispensing services.
6.2 HIW and the GPhC agree to meet regularly, as required, to ● discuss these and other areas of concern ● share policy and positions in the early stages of development ● share learning, for example on the identification and management of risk and ● review the effectiveness of working relationships between the organisations.
Areas for collaboration. 7.1 The partnership will seek to: Develop the skills and expertise of staff, to maximise learning opportunities and progress for the pupils in both schools. Provide opportunities for staff development and learning for staff of Preston Park through their work with ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Primary School. Provide leadership opportunities to support the professional development of staff in both schools.
Areas for collaboration. The parties aim to collaborate on global projects, though focused on developing nations, encompassing, but not limited, to the following activities: Share respective website links to freely access information from each organisation website. Share online lectures and educational material as mutually agreed. Share recorded session lectures in a suitable format for hosting on the respective websites as mutually agreed. Offer teaching material and potential lecturers to assist RAB with education and training initiatives focused on pediatric imaging / radiology. Provide other assistance to support RAB projects and initiatives related to pediatric imaging as mutually agreed from time to time. Collaboration and co-ordination can be achieved through several channels and venues. RAB and WFPI hereby agree the following: Any agreed projects, events and programmes shall not be exclusive i.e. neither party is restricted from opportunities for arrangements with other organisations towards the independent organisations’ goals or the shared goals of this agreement. The parties agree to non-competitive and transparent sharing of information between them as required, but observe the rights of the other to the confidentiality of their own information and documentation as requested. Additionally, non-disclosure of the content of this and other agreements made between the parties shall be observed, to be shared only as mutually agreed.
Areas for collaboration. 5.1 HIS and the GPhC will collaborate in the development and effective delivery of their respective roles and responsibilities and will exchange such information as is necessary to fulfil their statutory functions and ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of the public.
5.2 The exchange of information between HIS and the GPhC will take account of and comply with the Data Protection Act 1998, the Human Rights Act, the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 and the UK Freedom of Information Act 2000. The principles of the common law duty of confidentiality will also be maintained.
5.3 HIS and the GPhC will meet on, at least, a quarterly basis but if and when circumstance dictates that more frequent contact is needed this will be arranged.
5.4 The routine quarterly meetings will be the forum for consideration of, but not limited to, the following: sharing information on strategy and policy developments which may be relevant to, or impact on, each other’s work sharing information about trends, data approaches and initiatives which may be of interest to the other organisation sharing learning, for example on the identification and management of risk sharing intelligence and notifying each other of specific concerns relevant to mutual responsibilities. collaborating on relevant external communications collaborating on specific and agreed work.
5.5 HIS and the GPhC will seek to give each other adequate warning of and sufficient information about any planned announcements to the public that the other may need to know of.
5.6 Each organisation will also involve the other as early as possible in the development of planned announcements, including the sharing of draft proposals and publications which may affect both organisations.
Areas for collaboration. 3.1 Priority areas for collaboration will take into account the needs and priorities of partner countries in the region and focus on supporting progress towards the SDGs. Collaboration will include joint knowledge creation, exchange and dialogue, direct technical assistance, and project development and implementation as appropriate on topics including:
(i) Implementation of the SDGs, including at the country level in the region;
(ii) Innovative financing for the SDGs particularly with the private sector;
(iii) Disaster risk reduction, strengthened resilience, and accelerated action on climate change in the region;
(iv) Access to clean and affordable energy for all;
(v) Strengthened governance and civil society engagement in sustainable development, including to deliver on the ambition of leaving no one behind and address inequality;
(vi) Sustainable urbanization and livable cities;
(vii) Addressing remaining poverty and reducing inequality through initiatives on human development including job creation, skills training, education, health and social protection;
(viii) Rural development and food security;
(ix) Promoting regional cooperation and integration;
(x) Harnessing information and communication technology, particularly emerging technologies, to support sustainable development;
(xi) Gender equality and the empowerment of women; and
(xii) Addressing situations of fragility and conflict.
3.2 The arrangements for each of these areas of collaboration, will be made on an individual basis and will be for the mutual benefit of both Parties.
3.3 ADB and UNDP recognize that the potential for cooperation will vary significantly in different countries depending on the nature of the development challenges, the needs of the country and the scope of the respective country programs of ADB and UNDP in each case. They agree to review areas of ongoing cooperation at country level, and opportunities for proactive ADB-UNDP cooperation as part of the monitoring and review of this MOU envisaged in section 5 of this MOU.
Areas for collaboration. 12 A. Areas for Collaboration Development Process ...................................................... 12 B. Description of the Areas for Collaboration ............................................................ 12 VII. APPENDICES ................................................................................................................. 16 This Performance Partnership Agreement (Agreement or PPA) between the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 1 - New England (EPANE), covers the time period from October 1, 2023 to September 30, 2027. It is consistent with the principles embodied in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Environmental Council of the States joint agreement to develop an effective National Environmental Performance Partnership System (NEPPS). By entering into this Agreement, both agencies commit to: 1) improving communications using agreed upon outcomes and environmental measures; 2) aligning and integrating both agencies’ goals, objectives, and targets; 3) investing resources on the identified Areas for Collaboration; and
Areas for collaboration. 9 A. Areas for Collaboration Development Process ...................................................... 9
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