Forms of Collaboration. 3.1 The collaboration among the Parties shall take various forms, as agreed to by the Parties from time to time, subject to their institutional requirements and available resources. The key forms of collaboration envisaged by the Parties are as follows:
Forms of Collaboration. (a) Further to the achievement of their common objectives, the Parties intend to consider ways to:
Forms of Collaboration. The parties have agreed that this Agreement does not exclude other forms of cooperation of any of them with third parties, for the same scope and objective of this Agreement.
Forms of Collaboration. (a) Cooperation between the Participants pursuant to this MOU will follow the principle of mutual benefit and reciprocity based on the recognition of the achievements and developments in the field of civil nuclear energy made by the UK and Canada as well as the willingness and interest of relevant UK and Canadian nuclear energy enterprises to participate in the development, construction and operation of civil nuclear energy projects in the UK, Canadian and third country markets.
Forms of Collaboration lmplementation of joint projects and programs for research, development and innovation, as well as training, to be performed in the Departments, University lnstitutes and Research Centres of the University of Malaga and at the facilities of the__________________________________ Provision of technical services and scientific consultancy on matters pertaining to the activities of both organizations. Cooperation on programs to train research and technical staff and employees, student internships (Professional internship program with companies, for students) and graduate internships (professional Experience Program for Employment), as well as for researchers joining companies. Organization of common activities related to social promotion of research, technological development, innovation and new technologies. Joint organization of scientific-technical and training courses, seminars, conferences and congresses. Exchange of information and documentation on the activities and subjects developed by both lnstitutions, always respecting the interests of third parties and acting pursuant to the provisions established in current legislation. Exchange of staff for a limited time, when the nature of the work so requires it. Joint use of the equipment and technical and instrument resources of both parties, to carry out the activities that require them in those projects of mutual interest and, if necessary for these activities, acquisition of equipment and resources, under the regime established in the specific Agreements or Research Contracts derived from this Operating Procedure. Any others that are considered of mutual interest, within the means of the parties and of the activities that are the object of this Operating Procedure.
Forms of Collaboration. carrying out research within a framework of joint scientific projects; training of highly-qualified personnel; arranging of workshops and conferences; information exchange, preparation of Joint Publications; other mutually agreeable forms of collaboration.
Forms of Collaboration. The forms of collaboration under this Framework Agreement may include, but are not limited to:
Forms of Collaboration. Further to the achievement of their common objectives, the Parties intend to consider ways to: • Exchange of experience and sharing of best practices on activities regard as priority by the two countries; • Exchange of opinion and Experts; • Exchange of information and documentation; • Hold meetings, seminars, conferences on subject previously agreed upon by the Parties and • Any other methods of cooperation decided by the Parties.
Forms of Collaboration. 3.1. The Participants plan to cooperate in a manner that will facilitate joint activities and market deployment of fossil energy technologies in an environmentally responsible way. Pursuant to Section 3 of the MOU, these joint activities may include, but need not be limited to:
Forms of Collaboration. As agreed to by the Parties from time to time, the collaboration between the ILO and ILERA will take various forms and will be subject to their respective institutional requirements and available resources. The key forms of collaboration envisaged by the Parties are as follows:
