Engagement with stakeholders Sample Clauses

Engagement with stakeholders. 1. The Parties agree that engagement with stakeholders, notably local authorities, civil society, and private sector representatives, is integral to well-informed decision-making and to furthering the objectives of this Partnership. 2. Stakeholders shall be informed in a timely manner and be able to provide inputs into the broad process of dialogue, particularly in view of the meetings of the respective Councils of Ministers. 3. In order to promote such engagement, open and transparent mechanisms for structured consultation with stakeholders shall be set up as appropriate. 4. The results of the consultations with stakeholders shall be communicated to the relevant Council of Ministers, Joint Committee or Parliamentary Assembly, as appropriate.
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Engagement with stakeholders. 1. The Parties agree that engagement with stakeholders, notably local authorities, civil society, and private sector representatives, is integral to well-informed decision-making and to furthering the objectives of this Partnership. 2. Stakeholders shall be informed in a timely manner and be able to provide inputs into the broad process of dialogue, particularly in view of the meetings of the respective Councils of Ministers. 3. In order to promote such engagement, open and transparent mechanisms for structured consultation with stakeholders shall be set up as appropriate.
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Engagement with stakeholders. This is also likely to result in positive effect on the Academic Reputation, Employer Reputation and Attractiveness for Faculty and Students. We are aware that we need to do lot more to engage with industry, Government and society to refine the questions we need to focus more on as well as to collaborate in a multi-way exchange of knowledge. We intend to deepen our engagement with stakeholders in multiple ways: • Efforts have been made by the University in the past towards forging University-Industry interaction. In fact, the University of Delhi has such a Cell. There are many examples of the collaboration between the University of Delhi and Industry. Some of the examples are as follows: o Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxx is conceived to emphasize on Development of Product and IP creation in the ESDM sector. This incubation centre has incubated 6 early stage startups, with a few more in the process of on-boarding. o Department of Physics (High Energy Group) with Bharat Electronics Ltd., Bangalore for fabrication of silicon detectors and with Micropack Ltd., Bangalore for fabrication of foils for detectors. o Department of Physics (Material Science Group) was involved in technology transfer of the prototype Surface Plasmon Resonance Measurement System with Optiregion, Delhi. • We intend to further strengthen an Office dedicated to technology transfer, trademark licensing, sponsored research, and industry partnerships. The University will hire a technology-licensing manager for identifying and working with companies that will rapidly and effectively develop university produced technology into useful products available to the public. o Start-Up Opportunities: This Office will also work with entrepreneurs interested in starting up companies based on University-licensed technology. o Industry Research Sponsorship: grants or contracts from industry which fund research at the University representing a commitment by both sides to collaborate in investigating an area of mutual scientific interest. This will provide exciting opportunities to faculty and students as also open up new sources of financing. o University Corporate Affiliates Programmes: The University will set up a University Corporate Affiliates Programme to encourage mutually beneficial interactions between the University and its industry counterparts. Schools and Departments/Centres will be encouraged to implement programmes to invite corporations to establish close working relationships. These programmes will pro...
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Engagement with stakeholders. The Designated Body will carry out its lead commissioning role in collaboration with the local authority, the CCG and other partners through the joint commissioning arrangements. The Designated Body will be responsible for ensuring that it complies with its obligations to enter into active and meaningful engagement and consultation with such stakeholders and partners as are required by legislation and appropriate codes of governance. The Designated Body will also support the Other Partner to comply with its own such obligations in such manner as shall be agreed by the Health and Social Care Partnership Board..
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Engagement with stakeholders. The Contractor shall support relevant stakeholder organisations to submit evidence to support the literature review. The Contractor shall seek agreement from the Authority on the list of stakeholders to be consulted, and shall approach the following organisations: AHDB, NFU, CLA, LEAF, RASE, the British Grassland Society, and the Maize Growers Association.
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Engagement with stakeholders. The project team includes a ‘Community and Engagement Manager’, and all engagement is being undertaken with reference to the Scottish Government’s ‘Planning with People the Community Engagement and Participation Guidance’. A Community and Engagement Strategy has been drafted which sets out the approach for communication and engagement throughout the development of the IA. NHS Highland have formed a Stakeholder Group for the Lochaber Health and Social Care Redesign, which is made up of representatives from local groups, organisations and health and social care staff. This Stakeholder Group meet on a monthly basis to ensure local feedback and input is considered in the development of the proposed service change solution and investment. In addition to the Stakeholder Group, NHS Highland are liaising with community stakeholder groups in the Lochaber region through: • Regular newsletters available by email and other formats • Monthly Short update videos, from the project team • Documents and meeting notes available on the NHS Highland website • Articles in the local newspaper, at important stages in the design process During the development of the Initial Agreement, in June/July 2021 NHS Highland undertook surveys from patients and members of staff currently using services, to collate and consider their experiences of using services in Lochaber. The output from these surveys will help the project team to understand how services are working now, to better understand patient and staff views on which areas are working well and where things could be better. The feedback will help people working on developing plans, to understand the challenges, as well as what will be needed for the new building and will be used alongside other information collected, to inform plans for the new hospital. This stakeholder engagement includes groups which include young people, people affected by mental health, disabled people and people who live in supported accommodation, people who have migrated here from another country, and homeless people. A summary of the engagement is presented in the table below: Patients / service users Patients and service users affected by this proposal include patients at Xxxxxxx Hospital, and patients receiving community- based care. Their involvement in its development includes responses to surveys, attendance at workshops including Case for Change, Risks and Benefits, Design Statement, and AEDET. The impact that this has had on the proposal’s developme...
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Engagement with stakeholders. It was key to have the support of key stakeholders from health and social care staff and also leaders from the local community to define the change required and create the vision for change. Stakeholders supported this through their participation in the Option Appraisal Exercises, Achieving Excellence Design Evaluation Toolkit AEDET and Design Statement workshops. This will ensure that the vision is shared, is communicated to all who will be impacted by the change and the support from those who have an emotional commitment to the services provided in their community. Further detailed information on the engagement and involvement with stakeholders completed to date, and proposed throughout the programme is included at section 7.
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Engagement with stakeholders. Development of this IA is the result of a significant stakeholder involvement process undertaken over nine months during 2017. The engagement process involved clinicians, other staff, patient groups, patient representatives and the Scottish Health Council (SHC). To help inform this involvement process, a Stakeholder Analysis was undertaken and is enclosed as Appendix C. This involvement process has been shaped by a Project Communication and Involvement Framework, enclosed as Appendix D. A Communication and Involvement Action Plan was produced to support the delivery of all agreed involvement activities and is updated on a bi-annual basis, a copy of the action plan is included in Appendix
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