Development of a new IT Strategy Over the past number of years the Office used the resources available to put in place a comprehensive and efficient IT infrastructure. The Office recognises that notwithstanding the potential to achieve savings and efficiencies, the development and maintenance of ICT facilities can involve significant cost. In the context of severely reduced funds and staffing there is a critical need to ensure that all necessary development to enhance, upgrade or introduce new facilities takes place in a coherent and strategic manner taking into account the scarce resources available to implement such measures. A new IT strategy will be formulated to cover the period 2012 to 2015 in order to plan all such developments and expenditure. Paragraphs 1.4, 1.10, 1.11, 1.12, 4.1, 4.13 and 4.15 Work will commence in third quarter of 2011 to be completed by end of year.
Development of a plan for a comprehensive training program for District officials and administrators responsible for implementing and enforcing federal anti-discrimination and anti-harassment laws and related policies and procedures, and all appropriate school-level and security personnel.
Development of a. Bio-monitoring Care Plan
Development of a. Collaboration Compound for a Non-Metabolic Indication ---------------------------------------------------------------------- by ERGO: ERGO may Develop but not Commercialize a Collaboration Compound for one ------- or more Non-Metabolic Indications during the term of this Agreement, provided, however, such Collaboration Compound (other than Bromocriptine) is not Commercialized as of the date on which ERGO begins Development for such Collaboration Compound for such Non-Metabolic Indication(s). If a Collaboration Compound (other than Bromocriptine) is Commercialized before Development begins for a Non-Metabolic Indication, ERGO may not Develop such Collaboration Compound for a Non-
Development of a concept for a model PES program with local communities to reward protection of biodiversity and/or forests and forest resources in the EPL; and b)
Development of a draft seabird conservation measure
Development of a planning solution
1.1. Collection of initial data for design and full-scale architectural measurements of the object.
1.2. Development of primary options for the functional and spatial organization of the object with proposals on the nature of placement of furniture and equipment.
Development of a recommended high level application design and technical solution that meets the defined requirements.
Development of a. “reference case library” that advances a standard set of inputs of meteorology and land-use data, as well as different project facility types and traffic volumes. Such a library could serve as guidance and as a QA/QC check for future analyses.
Development of a. “reference case library” that advances a standard set of inputs of meteorology and land-use data, as well as different project facility types and traffic volumes. Such a library could serve as guidance and as a QA/QC check for future analyses. In addition to these five areas of research specific to PM and MSATs, a sixth, separate, area of research for CO was identified. This is:
