Evaluation and Follow-Up Sample Clauses

Evaluation and Follow-Up. An inter-institutional system of information and monitoring that will make it possible to evaluate performance and results, adapting strategy and procedures in order to guarantee conditions of security for leaders of social movements and organisations and those defending human rights. The system must allow for information to be broken down by gender. • Accountability in the form of public reports, a follow-up commission and a special audit. • A committee to provide impetus for investigations into crimes against leaders of social movements and organisations and those defending human rights.
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Evaluation and Follow-Up. Patients treated by APRN shall be evaluated and followed-up by Physician (or, in the event Physician is not available, then an Other Designated Physician) on a time interval determined by Physician in accordance with the parameters of the acts delegated to APRN and pursuant to such standards as may be from time to time determined by the Georgia Composite Medical Board.
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Evaluation and Follow-Up. Staff will negotiate and execute the Agreement with Developer. Staff will return to City Council and bring recommendations forward for approval in relation to the potential acquisition of the Acquisition Parcels through an eminent domain proceeding, and, once acquired, a declaration of the Subject Parcel as “exempt surplus land” as well as the proposed vacation the Subject Parcel which will allow the property to be transferred to the Developer.
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Evaluation and Follow-Up. Proposals should include a plan to evaluate the Program ’s success, both as the activities unfold and at the end of the program. A draft survey questionnaire or other technique plus description of a methodology to use to link outcomes to original program objectives is strongly recommended. Proposals should also discuss provisions made for follow-up with returned grantees as a means of establishing longer-term individual and institutional linkages.
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Evaluation and Follow-Up. The Partners commit to evaluate the project as it develops and to produce progress reports as required in the Grant Agreement: ▪ in the frame of the first cohort: • First technical progress report by 1st September 2012 according to the 2011-204702 agreement • Second technical and financial progress report by 1st February 2013. ▪ in the frame of the second cohort: • First technical progress report by 1st September 2013; • Third technical and financial progress report by 1st February 2014. and • Final report within two months after the end of the eligible period. Such reports will cover the following issues:
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