Lead Organisation Sample Clauses

Lead Organisation. This section should outline senior and strategic responsibilities as well as responsibility for co-ordination, operational management and quality assurance.
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Lead Organisation. West Sussex Association of Local Councils, with Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Executive Officer as the accountable person. WSALC will work in close association with Action in rural Sussex, in particular with the team led by Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Head of Rural Enterprise.
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Lead Organisation. Age UK Camden is the Ageing Better in Camden lead organisation and is solely responsible to Big Lottery Fund for the delivery of the programme in accordance with Big Lottery Fund terms and conditions. Age UK Camden is responsible for all financial and contractual arrangements for the project. This includes any sub-contracts issued as part of the project to deliver services or supply goods. The details of these arrangements will be governed by a separate legal agreement. Age UK Camden will be responsible for all funds received from Big Lottery Fund and will not be liable to make payments to delivery partners until they have received grant payments from Big Lottery Fund. Age UK Camden will provide quarterly project performance reports to the Strategic Partnership including finances. The other roles and responsibilities of Age UK Camden as lead organisation are outlined within the Partnership Agreement and appendix.
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Lead Organisation. In addition to the areas listed in the Partnership Agreement, as a Strategic Partner, Age UK Camden, will also make contributions in the following areas: Support services, provision, referral  Referral older people to the Ageing Better project through its range of local provision  Share knowledge of older people’s services and routes into services for benefit of Ageing Better project users  Share expertise in supporting staff and volunteers who work with vulnerable people and people with multiple and complex needs Key links – contacts and networks Mapping of existing provision Establish and maintain working contacts with:  Camden Health and Wellbeing Board  Health and Social Care service providers  Key VCS organisations already working in the health and social care field  Mainstream service providers in contact with Ageing Better beneficiaries  Other specialist and targeted projects that engage with older people in Camden  Providing data/information Develop data sharing agreements as appropriate, e.g. with:  Health and Social Care commissioners and service providers  VCOs  Housing providers  Other organisation as identified Marketing and communications Lead on all communications and ensure compliance with Big Lottery Fund requirements  Website  Strategic information about the project with links to the activities, delivery partners, other partners and opportunities  Case studies and reports, events and activitiesSocial media – advertise opportunities, good news  Twitter  Partner organisation Twitter and Facebook accounts  Older people to be directly involved in information and marketing activities Dissemination of Learning  Report from national events hosted by Big Lottery Fund to be shared with all partners  Sharing learning within the Ageing Better programme, eg with other lead organisations across Country  Age UK national networks Ageing Better Camden– Strategic Partnership Agreement – 191214
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Lead Organisation. NHS England (Lancashire Area Team) is the lead organisation for this agreement.
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Lead Organisation. 2.1 The lead agency is Health and Social Care North Lanarkshire the lead local agencies is SAMH. 2.2 These aim to provide a comprehensive range of support and services for a population - circa 2,750 people.
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Lead Organisation. 2.1 Babergh Mid Suffolk Council hereinafter referred to as (BMSC) will be the lead organisation for the project during its development and installation phase. 2.1.1 All grant aid will be reclaimed by BMSC for expenditure on the project. BMSC will ensure that any monies are held and accounted for correctly and in accordance with any conditions set by the provider of the grant money. 2.1.2 All expenditure on the projects will be made by BMSC in accordance with its usual standing orders and Financial Regulations. 2.1.3 All work undertaken under this project will be subject to BMSC’s standing orders and procedures relating to contracts and will comply with the requirements of funders. 2.2 The parties acknowledge that the lead organisation agrees to be responsible for the delivery of the project in accordance with the terms and conditions. Each party agrees; 2.2.1 to abide by the terms of this partnership agreement and the terms and conditions in relations to the project and the use of the grant; 2.2.2 to comply with any and all reasonable requirements of BMSC relating to the project, the use of the grant, monitoring and reporting requirements, record keeping and access to information; 2.2.3 to only use the monies received from BMSC for the purpose of the project and not to use the monies for any spending commitments made before the date of the grant agreement; 2.2.4 that the parties who receive monies through the grant shall be jointly and severally liable for the repayment of the grant in the event that the HE seeks to recover part or all of the grant; and 2.2.5 to comply with any and all additional requirements which the HE may impose upon BMSC.
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