Education and Public Awareness Sample Clauses

Education and Public Awareness. 6.1 The Parties shall seek to make information on the conservation status of albatrosses and petrels, the threats facing them, and the activities taken under the Agreement, available to the scientific, fishing and conservation communities, as well as to relevant local authorities and other decision-makers, and to neighbouring states. 6.2 The Parties shall seek to make local communities and the public in general more aware of the status of albatrosses and petrels and the threats facing them. 6.3 The Parties shall cooperate with each other, the Secretariat and others with a view to developing training programmes and exchanging resource materials. 6.4 The Parties shall, where necessary, arrange for training programmes to ensure that personnel responsible for the implementation of this Action Plan have adequate knowledge to implement it effectively.
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Education and Public Awareness. Carrying out, through the provision of goods, training and technical advisory services: (i) an environmental education program to introduce state-of-the-art knowledge about M/H plants in both formal and informal education; and (ii) public awareness campaigns that focus on providing knowledge on the role and importance of M/H plants in the conservation and community development agenda of the Recipient.
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Education and Public Awareness. Establishment of partnership between Projeto Albatroz and BirdLife International to develop the Albatross Task Force project in Brazil, aiming the introduction of mitigation measures in the Brazilian longline fleet throughout educational approach. - Conclusion of a MSc. Thesis in Universidade de Aveiro – Portugal about studies developed on the Educational Program of Projeto Albatroz addressed to the “Awareness of fishermen from longline fishery for the seabirds mortality reduction in Brazil”. The thesis will be defended on June, 26th in Aveiro – Portugal with the participation of the Projeto Albatroz coordinator as one of the juries. - Development of Save the Albatross Campaign in Brazil as part f the world campaign promoted by BirdLife International and supported by the Volvo Ocean Race. During the event in Rio de Janeiro, the Director of Fauna and Fishing Resources of Ibama, Xx. Xxxxxx Xxxxx, participated at the campaign awarding the champion of leg between Wellington and Rio de Janeiro.
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Education and Public Awareness. The Secretariat advised that this had not been detailed due to the cost of including the large volume of information provided by Parties. The merits of providing this information was discussed and it was agreed that the Secretariat would identify a number of key programmes from each Party for inclusion in the report.
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Education and Public Awareness. ‌ Contractor acknowledges and agrees that education and outreach to business are essential AB 341 requirements. Accordingly, Contractor agrees to cooperate with the CCCSWA in the production of information, education and outreach materials regarding mandatory commercial recycling or any other relevant recycling-related topics (“outreach materials”) to Customers. Specifically, Contractor agrees to submit copies of its outreach materials to the CCCSWA prior to distribution for review and approval of the content. Artistic and stylistic components will not be subject to CCCSWA approval.
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