Memorandum of Understanding with industry Sample Clauses

Memorandum of Understanding with industry. The activities to be undertaken by the Service Provider, as directed by the City, including support to the City, in the following regard: • Cultivation of a rapport with industry executives in order to jointly craft the wording of Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) for a whole phase or different sub-phases or milestones as appropriate. • Development of a model MOU document for City and Industry to review. • Assistance in organising agreements over MOU wording. • Launch of MOUs. As an initial step to engaging the minibus-taxi industry, bus industry and other affected operators (if any), a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) can be an effective mechanism to create the basis for a shared vision between the City, the Provincial Government, and the affected industry. Some of the typical elements of an MOU would include the statement of common objectives between the City and the industry, such as: • Statement of shared objective of service to the customer • Development of priority infrastructure to improve operational efficiency (e.g. more exclusive lanes for operations) • Target of improving operator profitability and market stability • Intent to move more existing car users into public transport • No loss of employment during transition. Once a set of shared objectives can be developed in a participatory manner, then there will be a greater chance of success in transitioning the industry towards the new business structure. Outputs: • MOU(s) & possible MOA(s) • Launch(es)
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