Coordination and Collaboration Clause Samples
The Coordination and Collaboration clause establishes the obligation for parties to work together effectively throughout the duration of their agreement. It typically requires regular communication, sharing of relevant information, and joint planning or decision-making to achieve shared objectives. This clause ensures that all parties remain aligned and can address issues proactively, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and promoting the successful completion of the project or contractual goals.
Coordination and Collaboration. As necessary, Service Provider shall coordinate and cooperate with other Service Providers contracted with the Authority, and other public interest and specialized focus groups, to enhance Covered Services and Member care generally. Service Provider shall also work with community-based organizations to meet the following outcomes for Members in the community: (i) the Member has access to the appropriate level of care; (ii) the Member and their family, when appropriate and authorized, are involved in the planning and provision of services and (iii) the services are individualized to meet each Member’s treatment needs while allowing the Member to remain at home or close to home in the least restrictive environment possible. Appropriate releases of information will be completed upon initiation of Service Provider’s Covered Services to the Member The provider identified as the CRSP for Covered Services shall ensure the coordination of care occurs between the Member’s Primary Care Physician and Medicaid Health Plan. Coordination of care is also required with any other health care providers, agencies, natural or community support as specified in the Member’s IPOS.
Coordination and Collaboration. (1) In general
(A) other Federal agencies;
(B) State and local agencies, including agencies responsible for early intervention services pursuant to title XIX of the Social Security Act [42 U.S.C. 1396 et seq.] (Med- icaid Early and Periodic Screening, Diag- nosis and Treatment Program); title XXI of the Social Security Act [42 U.S.C. 1397aa et seq.] (State Children’s Health Insurance Pro- gram); title V of the Social Security Act [42
Coordination and Collaboration. In order to develop potential joint enforcement and implementation initiatives, increase efficiency, ensure coordination, and minimize duplication, DOJ FCS and HHS OCR will undertake:
(a) Coordination Activities
(i) Access to and exchanges of electronically stored information and databases;
(ii) Procedures for coordinated collection, sharing, and analysis of data;
(iii) Analytical approaches to identifying and remedying discrimination in the child welfare system or among other recipients of Federal financial assistance;
(iv) Training programs and materials;
(v) Onsite technical assistance arrangements between the agencies to increase collaboration;
(vi) Outreach; and
(vii) Technical assistance, policy, and guidance, as appropriate, to further the purposes of this Agreement and Title VI.
Coordination and Collaboration. The Organiser shall coordinate the performance of the Exhibitor and their (sub)contractors and the collaboration between this Exhibitor and their (sub)contractors and their Facility when executing measures to ensure the well-being of staff when carrying out their work.
Coordination and Collaboration. Utilizing the elements below, county emergency management agencies will have an ongoing process that provides for coordinated and collaborated input in the preparation, implementation, evaluation and revision of emergency management programs. Attend the Regional Training and Exercise Planning (TEP) Workshop and provide an agenda or a copy of the certificate to show participation during this contract period (July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016); Attend the Private Sector Summit OR the Rural County Summit
Coordination and Collaboration. The Project will explore opportunities to have coordination with current initiatives of USAID and other donor agencies in the sub-sector to achieve synergies. Coordination will also be in place with government agencies and departments for seeking policy leverage and awareness creation. The project will also build on the earlier initiative such as FIRMS project and other initiatives funded by USAID in the past.
1. Development of Project Monitoring Plan for the Project • Development of Draft PMP and sharing with USAID for review latest by 10th January, 2012 • Finalization of the PMP in light of the comments of USAID latest by 31st January 2012 • Prioritization of value chains and identification of clusters
Coordination and Collaboration. 5.5.1. The successful delivery of the ZIMACE contract will require collaboration and coordination across various dimensions: • the outputs and intermediary outcome areas within the contract, • other delivery mechanisms of the overall ZIMACE programme, • related FCDO funded programmes outside the portfolio such as health, education and economic development • relevant initiatives supported by other development partners and, • associated efforts of the Government of Zimbabwe, including selected priorities under the National Development Strategy.
5.5.2. FCDO places significant value on how synergies and greater value for money is achieved through mutually consistent, coordinated and collaborative approaches to implementation across these different channels.
▇.▇.▇. ▇▇ outlined under the Governance and Oversight Requirements and paragraph 5.5.1 above, it will be important for the ZIMACE Supplier to ensure linkages with other parts of the FCDO and other donor portfolios. The following are particularly of note:
i. Close collaboration on human rights with the Human Rights Consortium.
ii. Close coordination of human rights, climate/environment, media and accountability interventions with the ZIMACE civil society consortia and related initiatives supported by others, in particular USAID, EU and Sweden.
iii. Increasing service seeking and access to basic documentation should work closely with the Registrar General’s office, within the FCDO funding rules in place.
iv. Support to election preparations should be closely coordinated with the programmes of others, in particular the US, EU, and UNDP.
v. The production of political economy analysis will be steered by the FCDO, taking into account BEH’s interests in its key programming areas (currently health, education, climate change resilience). PEA work will be presented to BEH and, subject to mutual agreement with the Supplier, discussed with other stakeholders, as appropriate.
vi. Close collaboration will be expected with a third-party evaluation service provider, if one is established for ZIMACE (contracted separately).
5.5.4. The ZIMACE Supplier shall ensure linkages with other FCDO-funded programmes, including humanitarian/resilience, economic governance, social development (including on gender-based violence) and climate. For example:
i. Technical support on leadership and governance, budgeting and planning; civil society advocacy should draw from lessons from comparable programmes, including those funded by other D...
Coordination and Collaboration. The Project is exploring further opportunities to have coordination with current initiatives of USAID and other donor agencies in the sub-sector to achieve synergies. Agribusiness project is also coordinating with government agencies and departments for seeking policy leverage and awareness creation. The project is also building on the earlier initiatives such as FIRMS project and other initiatives funded by USAID. Objective-1 (S-IR 1.1.1): Strengthened Market Linkages in Selected Value Chains 1. Technical Assistance and Capacity Building Support under Export, Quality Assurance and Food- Safety Compliance Certifications 30 compliance certification facilitated. Compliance ensured by 30 enterprises for compliance to standards.
Coordination and Collaboration. The State shall coordinate activities de- scribed in paragraph (2) and this para- graph, among public and private entities that are responsible for policies, proce- dures, or funding for the provision of assis- tive technology devices and assistive tech- nology services to individuals with disabil- ities, service providers, and others to im- prove access to assistive technology de- vices and assistive technology services for individuals with disabilities of all ages in the State.
Coordination and Collaboration. The Exhibitor shall coordinate the performance of the Stand Builder and their (sub)contractors and the collaboration between this Stand Builder and their (sub)contractors and their Facility when executing the measures for the well-being of the workers when carrying out their work.