Early Warning System o The system must have a territorial-, equity- and gender-based approach. o The state will have sufficient funding for proper, comprehensive functioning of this Early Warning System. • Preventive security deployment: o The concept of comprehensive territorial control that includes linking up male and female citizens in the regions to assist in the protection of those involved in political activity, within the context of the peacebuilding process. • An inclusive, auditable coordination system.
Early Warning System. The Calderdale Older People’s Commissioning Group also provides the opportunity for monitoring of activity and resources across health and social care, including; usage of home care, demand and capacity within non-acute beds, and demand and capacity within community based services. The direct benefit locally of this target is a reduction of almost 3,000 bed days for people aged 65+. Indirect benefits would be improved quality of life and patient experience for those people who would otherwise have been admitted to hospital for an acute episode of illness The Long Term Conditions Programme is being developed with a similar multi-agency approach and supports a reduction in EBDs, particularly in relation to COPD and Heart Failure. Both conditions contributed significantly towards the current level of EBDs, and usage of reward funding would significantly contribute towards the ability of local organisations to reduce EBD usage. The Falls Prevention Project also supports reduction in EBD with multi-agency working at its centre Pump-priming funds would be used to support development of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Heart Failure services (£50k each –total £100k) alongside all the above initiatives The inclusion of the EBD target gives a clear mandate to local services to work much more collaboratively to reduce current levels of hospitalisation for those aged 65+. It also ensures that delivery and monitoring of target is clearly set within organisational objectives of a broader range of key partners. The LAA is an ideal mechanism to support this process.
Early Warning System. The parties hereby acknowledge and agree that both the City and Township have previously contributed funds towards the cost of operating and maintaining the early warning siren system located within their boundaries. Both the City and Township agree that after its establishment the Territory shall be solely responsible for contributing towards the cost of operating and maintaining the early warning siren system within the geographical boundaries of the Territory.
Early Warning System. An early warning system consisting of, but not restricted to, the following elements shall be established to anticipate future toxic substances problems:
(a) Development and use of structure-activity correlations to predict environmental characteristics of chemicals;
(b) Compilation and review of trends in the production, import, and use of chemicals;
(c) Review of the results of environmental testing on new chemicals;
(d) Toxicological research on chemicals, and review of research conducted in other countries;
(e) Maintenance of a biological tissue bank and sediment to permit retroactive analysis to establish trends over time;
(f) Monitoring to characterize the presence and significance of chemical residues in the environment;
Early Warning System. An early warning system consisting of, but not restricted to the following elements shall be established to anticipate future toxic substances problems:
Early Warning System. An early warning system consisting of, but not restricted to, the following elements shall be established to anticipate future toxic substances problems:
(a) Development and use of structure-activity correlations to predict environmental characteristics of chemicals;
(b) Compilation and review of trends in the production, import, and use of chemicals;
(c) Review of the results of environmental testing on new chemicals;
(d) Toxicological research on chemicals, and review of research conducted in other countries;
(e) Maintenance of a biological tissue bank and sediment to permit retroactive analysis to establish trends over time;
(f) Monitoring to characterize the presence and significance of chemical residues in the environment;
(g) Development and use of mathematical models to predict consequences of various loading rates of different chemicals;
(h) Development of a data bank for storage of information on physical/chemical properties, toxicology, use and quantities in commerce of known and suspected persistent toxic substances;
(i) Development of data necessary to evaluate the loadings of critical pollutants or other polluting substances identified in the boundary waters of the Great Lakes System; and
(j) Further development and use of reproduction, physiological and biochemical measures in wildlife, fish and humans as health effects indicators and the establishment of a data base for storage, retrieval and interpretation of the data.
Early Warning System the set of capacities needed to generate and disseminate timely and meaningful warning information to enable individuals, communities and organizations threatened by a hazard to prepare and to act appropriately and in sufficient time to reduce the possibility of harm or loss. A people-centered early warning system necessarily comprises four
Early Warning System. (a) Within one year following license issuance, the Licensee shall develop and file for Commission approval, an Early Warning Plan. The Licensee shall consult with the United States Army Corps of Engineers, the Department of Interior Bureau of Reclamation, the California Office of Emergency Services, and the Butte County Office of Emergency Services (consultees) in developing this Plan. Upon Commission approval, the Licensee shall implement the Plan, including any changes required by the Commission. The Commission reserves the right to make further changes to the Plan.
(b) The Plan shall describe how the Licensee will communicate and coordinate project operations with the United States Army Corps of Engineers, the California Office of Emergency Services, and the Butte County Office of Emergency Services before and during flood emergency events. The Plan shall be consistent with the Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS). The Plan shall describe measures the licensee shall take before and during greater than normal operational releases and during flood emergency events, including, at a minimum, the consulted agencies; a description of emergency response procedures, including dam operations; and a schedule for implementing and evaluating the Plan.
(c) The Licensee shall provide a minimum of 30 days for the consultees listed in A131(a) above to comment and make recommendations before filing the Plan with the Commission. The Licensee shall include with the filing copies of the comments, including recommendations, made in the course of such consultation, and an explanation as to why any such comment was not adopted.
Early Warning System. Principle: The Lakewood Police Department recognizes that to maintain an intricate environment of teamwork and accountability, systems must be in place to support members when facets of the profession challenge them and they may need additional assistance or intervention in meeting department expectations. The purpose of the early warning system is to provide early, identifiable negative performance indicators that will assist supervisors and administrators in identifying an employee whose performance may need review with potential corrective action. This system is a tool for monitoring performance and is NOT a disciplinary process and the result of the Early Warning System (EWS) is not considered disciplinary action. The EWS Board consists of the PSS Sergeant, the Peer Support Lieutenant and the Assistant Chief. The employee’s first level supervisor works directly with the board once convened.
Early Warning System. The CM and CDMC shall participate in the operation of an Early Warning system whereby the CM and CDMC shall notify all other Partnering Team members as soon as it is aware of a matter adversely affecting the Project or its own performance.
