Common use of Cooperation Between Parties Clause in Contracts

Cooperation Between Parties. The Parties shall cooperate, having regard to the Action Plan, to: a) develop systems for collecting and analysing data, and exchanging information; b) exchange information regarding adoption and enforcement of legislative and other management approaches to conservation of albatrosses and petrels; c) implement education and awareness programmes for users of areas where albatrosses and petrels may be encountered; d) design and implement comprehensive programmes for public information in relation to the conservation of albatrosses and petrels; e) develop and implement training programmes on conservation techniques and measures to mitigate threats affecting albatrosses and petrels; and f) undertake exchange of expertise, techniques and knowledge.

Cooperation Between Parties. The Parties shall cooperate, having regard to the Action Plan, to: a) develop systems for collecting and analysing data, and exchanging information; b) exchange information regarding adoption and enforcement of legislative and other management approaches to conservation of albatrosses and petrels; c) implement education and awareness programmes for users of areas where albatrosses and petrels may be encountered; d) design and implement comprehensive programmes for public information in relation to the conservation of albatrosses and petrels; e) develop and implement training programmes on conservation techniques and measures to mitigate threats affecting albatrosses and petrels; and and f) undertake exchange of expertise, techniques and knowledge.

Cooperation Between Parties. The Parties shall cooperate, having regard to the Action Plan, to: a) develop systems for fo r collecting and analysing data, and exchanging information; b) exchange information regarding adoption and enforcement of legislative and other management approaches to conservation of albatrosses and petrels; c) implement education and awareness programmes for users of areas where albatrosses and petrels may be encountered; d) design and implement comprehensive programmes for public information in relation to the conservation of albatrosses and petrels; e) develop and implement training programmes on conservation techniques tec hniques and measures to mitigate threats affecting albatrosses and petrels; and f) undertake exchange of expertise, techniques and knowledge.