Nature of the Collaboration. Company and Partner agree to use their good faith, reasonable efforts to engage in mutually beneficial collaboration in support of the Project as set out in Exhibit A (Description of technical partnership and responsibilities) and Exhibit B (Description of initiatives around PR and co-marketing).
Nature of the Collaboration. 3.1. DAISI will provide:
3.1.1. Visiting specialist doctors free of charge for one to two week visits to Alotau Provincial Hospital, Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea when requested and adequately prepared for by Alotau Provincial Hospital, and Milne Bay Health Authority.
3.2. Alotau Provincial Hospital and Milne Bay Health Authority will provide:
3.2.1. Provision of administrative support for projects, including but not limited to any exemption request towards DAISI specialist training missions project supplies or DAISI project personnel; and
3.2.2. In country administrative support for organisation of support to activities in liaison with DAISI personnel.
3.2.3. Free registration to DAISI members who meet criteria for temporary medical and nursing registration to practice in PNG.
3.2.4. Necessary screening and recruitment of patients for specialist visits.
3.2.5. Necessary medical and nursing staff to ensure the safe delivery of specialist services and teaching.
3.2.6. Doctors from Alotau Provincial Hospital, Milne Bay to attend DAISI specialists training missions who specifically require training in specialty areas of medicine and surgery in order for DAISI to meet its key objective of training local doctors.
Nature of the Collaboration. The parties are entering into this MOU on the basis that they are equal partners who bring different and yet complementary strengths to the tasks of: • creating “pro-poor” cities that integrate rather than marginalize the interests of slum dwellers and countering the dominant urban development approaches which so often exclude them; • collaborating (in the cities and towns of Africa where AAPS member schools have a presence) to expose students of city/town/regional planning to the issues and needs of those living and working in informal settlements, so that as professionals they will work directly or indirectly to promote inclusive and pro-poor urban settlements; • Exchanging ideas on the development of curricula in planning and the built environment. • Joint research and collaboration on the documentation and dissemination of successful cases of pro-poor intervention, both for use in teaching and to influence policy-makers. The two organisations commit themselves to the common goal of jointly delivering to the highest level of quality. Their relationship in taking forward this goal will be underpinned by principles of transparency and trust. All research and publication collaborations will adhere to the principles of ethical research, the right to privacy and informed consent. This includes sensitivity to cultural diversity, confidentiality and anonymity. It is acknowledged that both institutions have different agendas and processes, but are partnering towards a common goal. In the spirit of the collaboration, each entity will respect the autonomy, experience and timelines of the other. It is intended that the collaboration is undertaken with the Partners equally sharing risks and benefits associated with the objectives of the collaboration. The use of the term “Partner” in this agreement is not intended in a way that implies the creation of a legal partnership, joint venture or any other kind of legal entity between (AAPS) and (SDI) in order to implement the collaboration. It is rather used to express a collaboration in which both members have equal status.
Nature of the Collaboration. 3.1. DAISI will provide:
3.1.1. Visiting specialist doctors free of charge for one to two week visits to public hospitals (VCH & NPH) when requested and adequately prepared for by Vanuatu Ministry for Health.
3.2. The GoV will provide:
3.2.1. Provision of administrative support for the project, including but not limited to any exemption request towards DAISI specialist training missions project supplies or DAISI project personnel; and
3.2.2. In country administrative support for organisation of support to activities in liaison with DAISI personnel.
3.2.3. Free registration to DAISI members who meet criteria for temporary medical and nursing registration to practice in Vanuatu.
3.2.4. Necessary screening and recruitment of patients for specialist visits.
3.2.5. Necessary medical and nursing staff to ensure the safe delivery of specialist services and teaching.
3.2.6. Doctors from Vanuatu to attend DAISI specialists training missions who specifically require training in specialty areas of medicine and surgery in order for DAISI to meet its key objective of training local doctors.
Nature of the Collaboration. 3.1. DAISI will provide:
3.1.1. Visiting specialist doctors free of charge for one to two week visits to Sopas District and Enga Provincial hospitals when requested and adequately prepared for by Sopas District and Enga Provincial Hospitals(PNG) and the Enga Province Health Authority (EPHA)
3.2. The Sopas District and Enga Provincial Hospital will provide:
3.2.1. Provision of administrative support for the project, including but not limited to any exemption request towards DAISI specialist training missions project supplies or DAISI project personnel; and
3.2.2. In country administrative support for organisation of support to activities in liaison with DAISI personnel.
3.2.3. Free registration to DAISI members who meet criteria for temporary medical and nursing registration to practice in PNG.
3.2.4. Necessary screening and recruitment of patients for specialist visits.
3.2.5. Necessary medical and nursing staff to ensure the safe delivery of specialist services and teaching.
3.2.6. Doctors from Sopas District and Enga Provincial Hospitals (PNG) to attend DAISI specialists training missions who specifically require training in specialty areas of medicine and surgery in order for DAISI to meet its key objective of training local doctors.
Nature of the Collaboration. This MoU describes the framework for the future management of works within Reserves by DWAG, dependant on contract renewal. DWAG is required to maintain its legal identity, public liability and workers compensation insurance policies. DWAG are encouraged to seek grant funding on behalf of the Shire from Federal, State and/or other agencies to work in Denmark’s Reserves to help maintain biodiversity. To facilitate communication between DWAG, contractors and Shire employees working in Reserves to ensure that all works are conducted in a manner that maximises the resources used to fund and conduct works within Reserves on a priority basis. To ensure that contractors and Shire employees are aware of the location and extent of works conducted by DWAG and funded by Federal, State and Local Government bodies. To ensure that integrated weed management is effective.
Nature of the Collaboration. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Introgen shall conduct research and development activities directed to the Field as part of a collaborative Program as set forth herein. As between the Parties, Introgen shall be responsible for conducting the research and development activities of the Program and shall keep Colgate informed, through the Steering Committee described below, as to the progress thereof, and will consult with the Steering Committee regarding the direction and goals of the Program, all as described in this Article 2. In addition, Colgate may from time to time undertake additional activities relating to the Program, as Colgate may determine or the Parties agree, and will keep the Steering Committee informed of those activities.
