Environmental Industry Sample Clauses
The 'Environmental Industry' clause defines the scope of activities, businesses, or operations that are considered part of the environmental sector for the purposes of the agreement. This typically includes companies involved in waste management, recycling, renewable energy, pollution control, or environmental consulting. By clearly outlining what constitutes the environmental industry, the clause ensures that all parties understand which entities or activities are covered, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes regarding the agreement's applicability.
Environmental Industry. 1. The Parties, recognising that economic development, social progress and environmental protection are key pillars of sustainable development, shall explore ways to promote closer cooperation among their respective interested government entities, industries, organisations and research institutions.
2. To this end, the Parties shall pursue the following environmental cooperation activities on a mutually agreed basis:
(a) cooperation in environmental technologies and policies, such as compressed natural gas technology and policy;
(b) cooperation in environmental capacity building of industries and exchanges of information and experiences of environmental industries;
(c) cooperation in exchanges and education of human resources related to the environment; and
(d) other forms of environmental cooperation as mutually agreed.
Environmental Industry. 1. The Parties, recognising that economic development, social progress and environmental protection are key pillars of sustainable development, shall explore ways to promote closer cooperation among their respective interested government entities, industries, organisations and research institutions.
2. To this end, the Parties shall pursue the following environmental cooperation activities on a mutually agreed basis:
(a) cooperation in environmental technologies and policies, such as compressed natural gas technology and policy;
(b) cooperation in environmental capacity building of industries and exchanges of information and experiences of environmental industries;
(c) cooperation in exchanges and education of human resources related to the environment; and
(d) other forms of environmental cooperation as mutually agreed.
1. The Parties consider the significance of broadcasting in the digital economy as well as its role as an avenue for cultural exchanges across national boundaries, and recognise the advancement of broadcasting technology as both a challenge and an opportunity for the Parties to derive mutual benefits. To this end, Korea and various ASEAN Member Countries, as may be interested, shall develop and promote cooperative activities in the field of broadcasting on a bilateral basis.
2. Subject to the Parties’ laws and regulations governing the broadcast sectors, the areas of cooperation shall include:
(a) exchanging information on statistics, as mutually agreed, policies and laws and regulations on broadcasting and related sectors;
(b) undertaking joint research and development of newly emerging broadcasting technologies;
1) This is without prejudice to liberalisation commitments of the Parties in investment and trade in services.
(c) promoting exchanges aimed at educating and training of broadcasting related personnel; and
(d) encouraging mutual exchanges of re-transmission of broadcast as appropriate.