Modalities of cooperation. 1. The Parties agree to cooperate with a view to supporting implementation of the commitments and obligations undertaken under this Chapter.
(a) The Parties shall draw on the following modalities, among others, with respect to cooperation on intellectual property rights protection and enforcement matters. The areas of cooperation include the following activities, but are not limited to:
(b) exchange of information on the legal framework concerning intellectual property rights and relevant rules of protection and enforcement;
(c) exchange of experience between the Parties on legislative progress;
(d) exchange of experience between the Parties on the enforcement of intellectual property rights;
(e) exchange of experiences between the Parties on enforcement at central and sub-central level by customs, police, administrative and judiciary bodies;
(f) coordination to prevent exports of counterfeit goods, including with other countries;
(g) technical assistance, capacity building; exchange and training of personnel;
(h) protection and defence of intellectual property rights and the dissemination of information in this regard in, inter alia, to business circles and civil society;
(i) public awareness of consumers and right holders; enhancement of institutional cooperation, particularly between the intellectual property offices;
(j) awareness promotion and education of the general public on policies concerning the protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights;
(k) promotion of protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights with public- private collaboration involving SMEs;
(l) formulation of effective strategies to identify audiences and communication programmes to increase consumer and media awareness on the impact of intellectual property rights' violations, including the risk to health and safety and the connection to organised crime.
2. Each Party may make publicly available the product specifications, or a summary thereof, and relevant contact points for control or management of geographical indications of the other Party protected pursuant to Sub-Section 4 (Geographical Indications).
3. The Parties shall, either directly or through the joint working body defined by the Agreement established in Article X.65 (Institutional Provisions), maintain contact on all matters related to the implementation and functioning of this Chapter.
Modalities of cooperation. (a) Cooperation may include but is not limited to the following activities:
1. participation of persons and legal entities, including the Parties themselves, universities, research institu- tions, and other bodies or undertakings, in each other’s research projects or in agreed multilateral projects, in accordance with the rules governing such projects, subject to the consent if required, of the third parties involved;
2. specific bilateral cooperative research projects estab- lished by the Parties themselves, possibly on the basis of an implementing arrangement;
3. shared use of research facilities;
4. exchange and provision of information and data;
5. exchange of reference materials, samples, fuels, equip- ment and instrumentation;
6. visits and exchanges of scientists, engineers or other appropriate personnel for the purposes of partici- pating in meetings, seminars, symposia, workshops and other research activities relevant to cooperation under this Agreement;
7. exchange of information on practices, laws, regula- tions and programmes relevant to cooperation under the Agreement;
8. such other activities as may be mutually determined by the Joint Science and Technology Cooperation Committee in accordance with the applicable policies and programmes of the Parties.
(b) Except as otherwise agreed by the Parties, joint research projects shall proceed under this Agreement only after the participants in a project have concluded a joint technology management plan, as indicated in the Annex to this Agreement.
Modalities of cooperation. §1. Cooperation by the Participants under this Memorandum of Understanding may particularly take the following modalities:
1. sharing of good practices relating to institutions and policies;
2. exchange of experiences in the areas of cooperation;
3. exchange of experiences and expertise between academic, scientific and technical personnel;
4. exchange of scientific and technological information and data;
5. organisation of study visits, workshops, seminars, training courses, field visits, working groups and other forms of dialogue;
6. co-host of joint projects and research, and the promotion of participation in activities relating to the areas of cooperation;
Modalities of cooperation. The Parties agree that the actions of cooperation which are referred to in the present Agreement shall be carried out through the following modalities:
a) exchange of significant economic data;
b) collaboration in the search of partners and in the execution of joined promotional initiatives, as well as expositions, with the purpose to strengthen projects already determined;
c) business participation and promotion of respective cities in fairs, expositions and conferences in both cities;
d) cooperation between public and private companies;
e) mutual comprehension and support, based on either city’s available cultural resources, of tours, music performances, co-productions, and other artistic programs;
f) joint collaboration between universities and research centers, and g) any other modalities that the Parties may agree upon.
Modalities of cooperation. The Parties will xxxxxx the participation of the research and technological development bodies in the cooperation activities under this Agreement in compliance with their internal disposi- tions and politics, so as to offer similar opportunities in their own research and scientific development and technological activities. Cooperative activities may take the following forms:
1. participation of Chilean research and technological devel- opment entities to RTD projects of the framework programme and reciprocal participation of research and technological development entities established in the Community to Chilean projects in similar sectors of RTD. Such a participation is subject to the rules and procedures applicable in each Party;
2. pooling of RTD projects already implemented according to the procedures applicable in the RTD programmes of each Party;
3. joint RTD projects under the framework of their scientific and technological policies, especially those relating to scientific and technological prospective activities;
4. visits and exchanges of scientists and technical experts, as well as public, university and private specialists in the field of design and application of scientific and technological policies;
5. joint organisation of seminars, conferences, symposia and workshops, as well as participation of experts to those activities;
6. scientific networks and researchers training;
7. concerted actions for dissemination of results, exchange of experience on joint RTD projects that have been funded or for their coordination;
8. exchanges and sharing of equipment and materials including shared use of advanced research facilities;
9. exchanges of information on practices, laws, regulations and programmes relevant to cooperation under this Agree- ment;
10. any other modality that would be recommended by the Steering Committee and deemed in conformity with the policies and procedures applicable in both Parties.
Modalities of cooperation. The Parties agree on leading action and providing support according to the following goals:
Modalities of cooperation. Parties to the Agreement shall exercise the cooperation referred to in the preceding paragraph, in particular through:
1) mutual adequate professional and technical assistance necessary to deal with specific cases under the competencies of the Parties to the Agreement;
2) the exchange of relevant information, notices and documents;
3) preparation of expert opinions at the request of and for the needs of the other Party to the Agreement, and other forms of providing professional and technical assistance;
4) direct contacts between the Parties to the Agreement;
5) cooperation on education of experts of BIHKONK and CRA in the field of competition and related fields, particularly: - through exchange of information on events (seminars, conferences, etc.), and - through mutual reference to seminars and other forms of educational programs organized by one of the Parties to the Agreement and involvement in educational programs organized by another body or organization for one of the Parties to the Agreement;
6) cooperation in the implementation of international obligations of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the field of protection of competition, in particular: - concerning the acquisition of membership in the European Union, - performance of activities and implementation of projects in the framework of international organizations and other institutions (e.g., WTO, UNCTAD, OECD) and - in the framework of bilateral cooperation in this area.
Modalities of cooperation. 1. This Memorandum of Understanding regulates WFP assistance to the MoFDM in strengthening and enhancing the MoFDM food security policies, programmes and measures in the identified key areas of (i) food planning, (ii) disaster risk management, (iii) food security monitoring and (iv) improving the effectiveness of the MoFDM social safety net programmes.
2. The specific purpose of MoFDM and WFP activities under this Memorandum of Understanding, as well as their strategies and plans, are detailed in Annex 1 (Project Plan).
Modalities of cooperation. Subject to the domestic law of the countries of the Parties, cooperation between the Parties in the fields of science and technology shall be effected by the:
a) exchange of scientists, research workers, specialists, and scholars;
b) exchange of scientific and technological information and documentation;
c) organisation of bilateral scientific and technological seminars and courses in areas of mutual interest; and
Modalities of cooperation. 2.1. The Regional Commissions and IFAS represented by its Executive Committee will keep each other informed of respective programmes and activities through formal and informal staff contacts, exchange of newsletters, country- and region-specific studies and other relevant documents and publications.
2.2. The Regional Commissions and IFAS will make appropriate arrangements to jointly undertake programme and project planning, implementation and evaluation.
2.3. SPECA Focal Points in the Regional Commissions and the Chairperson of the Executive Committee of IFAS will be responsible for realization of the objectives embodied in this Memorandum.
2.4. Officials of the Regional Commissions and the Executive Committee of IFAS will annually evaluate the implementation of this Memorandum.
