LACK OF ACCESS. If the Cooperative’s right-of-access is refused or severely impaired, the Cooperative reserves the right to disconnect service subject to any applicable notice provisions under Section 22.1(Cause for Disconnection without Notice) and Section 22.2 (Causes for Disconnection With Notice).
LACK OF ACCESS. Access to counterparts is a key element in the identification, design, and delivery of support. The prevailing security situation in Somalia varies widely from location to location and must be addressed in a flexible and pragmatic way. The recruitment of skilled Somali staff, both inside and outside of Somalia presents a means to enhance access and increase opportunities and capabilities for dialogue and should be factored into both fund management activities and the operations of implementing partners. Actual or Perceived Corruption: Corruption is insidious and even the rumour of it can be a catalyst to rapid escalations of tensions and conflict. Actions to minimise opportunities for corruption must be central to all aspects of the fund and activities it supports. This reduction in opportunities must be complemented by transparent and accountable processes and procedures that to the greatest degree possible should be widely and freely available.
LACK OF ACCESS to the knowledge of other firms through strategic alliances
