Basic values‌ Sample Clauses

Basic values‌. The Contracting Authority and the PPP company are to construct and operate new waste and wastewater facilities in a PPP cooperation. It is a requirement for exploiting the full potential of the PPP model that both Parties maintain an open approach to the project and endeavour to achieve a constructive cooperation. The Contracting Authority invites a flexible cooperation so as to provide the best possible conditions for the PPP company’s optimum performance of the project. The cooperation is generally organised in a steering group as well as through the contact persons of the Parties, see clause 3 below. It is essential that the representatives of the Parties in the steering group have relevant decision-making power so that the group is able to solve unanticipated events and conflicts in a suitable manner. The organisation of the cooperation is described in clause 3 below. The following values form the basis of the cooperation: • A mutual respect for the various roles of the Parties in the cooperation with emphasis on an efficient operational cooperation. • A fundamental acknowledgement of the diverse interests and motives of the Parties as a basis for developing common objectives. • An open and dialogue-based cooperation model in which conflicts, if any, to the extent possible are handled through dialogue. • A cooperation based on trust allowing an efficient handling of situations not anticipated in the Agreement. • A flexible cooperation where the the PPP company and the Contracting Authority respond to the various situations arising during the term of the Agreement as warranted by the circumstances. • A mutual expectation of continuous participation in the development of the project solution to the benefit of the overall result and with involvement of new methods, new technology, etc. The values and approaches set out above illustrate the culture of cooperation which should govern the PPP project at all times.
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