Description of Action. Description and scope of grant activities [Note for draft: Please include brief description of the selected proposal or a simple concept note1 by the grantee] 1 The grant concept can be used for smaller grant support activities (below US$ 50,000) often with small capacity community groups. [Note for draft: Please include simple cost breakdown of the selected proposal or simple concept note2 by the grantee; This Annex eventually covers the following budgets: - Annex CI: Programme Management Budget for the State / Region of Implementing Partner - Annex CII: Inception Phase budget (if and when applicable) - Annex CIII: Comprehensive Township Health Plan, Township X - Annex CIV: Comprehensive Township Health Plan, Township Y - Etc.] 2 The grant concept along with basic cost breakdown can be used for smaller grant support activities (below US$ 50,000) often with limited capacity community groups. [Note for draft: If possible, include accepted UNOPS sample formats as agreed with grantee]
Description of Action. Sole Source contract for Point of Care Testing requires the Xxxxxx Remote Automated Lab System Plus (RALS) data management system.
Description of Action. This Phase III SBIR effort is for requirements definition, prototype development, testing, and software development for a Lethal Miniature Aerial Munition System (LMAMS) for missile technology needs.
Description of Action. The proposed action is for medical supplies, under the authority of Federal via the VA FSS V797P-2141 D to Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-6, "Limited Sources." The required items are supplied by Hollister Incorporated, a large business, 0000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000. These items will be procured populate the MSPV-NG formulary with mandatory health care supplies. The MSPV-NG formulary is a list of approved healthcare commodities including medical, surgical, dental, laboratory, facilities/cleaning products, and textiles. This LSJ will supply the MSPV-NG formulary with medical instrument and accessories distributed by Hollister Incorporated on a not-to-exceed 12-month period of performance until these items can be competed in accordance with FAR 8.405-3. As the identified required items are competed, they will no longer be acquired under the LSJ; thus, bringing the MSPV-NG formulary in compliance with the FAR 8.405-3, "Blanket Purchase Agreements".
Description of Action. Ultrasound Machine for the Medical Center in rural municipality of Bosilegrad, Serbia X
Description of Action. Bycatch estimates across the Agreement area are hampered by low sampling effort (both for vessels >12m but particularly so for the smaller inshore <12m vessels) as well as the difficulties in quantifying effort adequately due to the format of recorded information from relevant fisheries. Currently, effort is logged as days at sea rather than more accurate measures that take account of net dimensions and soak times (e.g. ICES, 2022). Bycatch rates are determined from visual observers aboard a small fraction of active vessels, as well as some remote electronic monitoring (REM). Although EU Range States are requested by ICES to report bycatch rates on an annual basis, some do not, or data submissions are incomplete. Efforts are needed at international, regional, and national levels to improve the level and frequency of provision of information. There still remains great uncertainty around all bycatch estimates for the Harbour Porpoise in the Greater North Sea.
Description of Action. The platform SHOULD deliver adaptive filtering and traffic control capabilities. End-user Questionnaire: question 28 and 34.
Description of Action. In September 2011, UN Secretary-General Xxx Xx-Xxxx launched the Sustainable Energy for All initiative as a global partnership platform that was to promote and support new collaborative approaches for governments, business and civil society to work together in making sustainable energy for all a reality by 2030. Set up to support a multi-stakeholder platform, the SEforALLglobal team aims to contribute towards three interlinked objectives: (i) ensure universal access to modern energy services; (ii) double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency; and (iii) double the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. In working towards these goals, the SEforALL global team engages with leaders across the world, empowering them to broker the partnerships and to unlock the finance necessary for a radical energy transformation in their countries, sectors or regions. The SEforALL global team’s interventions may take many forms, ranging from broad, evidence based advocacy to closed-door meetings with senior leaders, from offering new formats of dialogue for otherwise unlikely partners, to benchmarking that creates delivery commitments and builds a ‘race to the top’. All interventions systematically draw on strategic insight, build on compelling communications, and are delivered through action-oriented partnerships. The team chooses geographies and economic sectors carefully for impact and likely outcome and where there is promise to advance outcomes and create momentum for investment. All interventions draw on SEforALL’s five core competencies: (i) to marshal the evidence, (ii) to benchmark progress towards SEforALL objectives, (iii) to amplify the voices of the energy poor; (iv) to tell stories of success, and (v) to connect stakeholders to each other and to solutions. The agreement will sponsor the activities of the Sustainable Energy For All (SEforALL) global team in line with the Business Plan FY2016 – FY2021 (Annex C). SEforALL is an International Organization under Austrian Law1 Federal Law on the granting of privileges to Non-Governmental International Organizations (StF: BGBl. Nr. 174/1992 (NR: GP XVIII IA 287/A AB 407 S. 60. BR: AB 4235 S. 551) as amended by BGBl. I No. 160/2015). that is non-profit and independent. As such, SEforALL has an Administrative Board set up along the legal framework provided by the Austrian Association Law2 As an International Organization under Austrian Law (or “Quasi International Organization” in the language o...
Description of Action. The Crop Germplasm Research Unit evaluates crop diversity in the U.S. Carya Germplasm Repository and the U.S. Cotton Germplasm Collection via bioinformatics of genomic DNA xxxxxxxx xxxx. We have >360 acres of pecan trees that are continuously maintained. We will use whole genome resequencing to quantify the diversity that exists in the national pecan collection and to preserve the identity of unique trees. This data is essential to the research of three scientists within the Unit and is shared among all employees. Furthermore, the data will be used enhance the pecan genomics and breeding databases. These databases are used worldwide to support pecan genetic research.
Description of Action. Group 2.2: Performance R2.2.1 PALANTIR deploys various big data analytics frameworks that have demands in computational power. They SHALL be regularly evaluated during development, such that they are shown to be accurate with real- time data. Description of Action.
