In-Country Partners Sample Clauses

In-Country Partners. Papaya may provide the Platform Related Services, in whole or in part, with a network of in-country partners (“ICP”). Xxxxxx will disclose the identity of the ICP it intends to utilize to deliver the Services. Papaya shall be responsible for the compliance of such ICP with the terms of this Agreement and with applicable law and for any breach by an ICP of this Agreement. Papaya may from time to time change the identity of the ICP and shall advise Customer of such change in advance accordingly.
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In-Country Partners. In-Country Partners are available in each Host Country. The In-Country Partner serves as the primary contact for You in the Host Country during the Program Period. The primary purpose of the In-Country Partner is to welcome and assist You during Your Program. Specifically, the In-Country Partner will, during the Project Period, assist You with: • Your arrival in the Host Country by meeting You, when possible, at Your final destination airport. • arranging Your placement in the Host Country and accommodation with a Host Family, school, guesthouse, hostel or similar. • Your orientation for the Host Country, its culture, people, Your Placement, general safety precautions, and related issues. • by offering emergency help or support if reasonably possible and as needed. • the distribution of any allocated funds to You during Your Placement.
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