Innovation Fund. (a) An Innovation Fund of $10 million will be established to fund projects to develop and implement models of care that are innovative, flexible and which address emergent or unmet health care needs, with a particular emphasis on the way in which nursing or midwifery led models can positively address the social determinants of health.
(b) The fund will be governed by XxXXX and coordinated through OCNMO. A suitably qualified project officer will be appointed to drive the project for the life of the Agreement.
(c) NaMIG will establish an agreed implementation and evaluation framework for these projects. Up to $1m from this fund will be allocated to establish a robust and consistent evaluation methodology and to develop skills in project implementation and evaluation at the local HHS or unit of the Department of Health level.
Innovation Fund. Bank shall pay to JCPenney an amount and on terms as provided for in Schedule 4.4 (Innovation Fund) on the date(s) specified in such Schedule 4.4 (Innovation Fund).
Innovation Fund. In addition to and without prejudice to its obligations under paragraph 3 of Schedule 7.2 (National Passenger Surveys and Customer and Communities Fund), the Franchisee shall, from the Start Date and throughout the Franchise Term, contribute £14 per annum to an innovation fund to support the implementation of innovative ideas proposed by Franchise Employees or other stakeholders and approved by the Franchisee and spend such fund on the same. A further fund of £15 will be available to support schemes which have an anticipated return on investment of no less than 3:1 within a three year pay-back period and represent investments outside the Franchisee's standard commercial operations.
Innovation Fund. Many specialist homelessness service providers in NSW predominantly deliver crisis or transitional supported accommodation. In this model support is provided on the basis of someone living in a refuge or in medium term accommodation. Whilst there has been good progress in the shift to prevention, early intervention and ‘Housing First’ responses for homeless people with complex and multiple needs, the bulk of specialist homelessness service provision in NSW is still based on older models and approaches. In response to this challenge, the Innovation Fund is being designed specifically to help service providers to move to the new service models that will be funded. The Fund will support the reform of the SHS taking place as part of Going Home Staying Home through helping organisations deliver new types of services to clients. The Fund aims to help service providers to change what they do and how they do it. It will assist them to put forward innovative proposals to support their service, or groups of services, to deliver the new service models.
