Objectives and Activities. 1. The objectives of the Centre shall be to:
(a) enhance interreligious and intercultural dialogue, thus fostering respect, understanding and cooperation among people, promote justice, peace and reconciliation and counteract the abuse of religion to justify oppression, violence and conflict;
(b) promote a responsible way of living the religious and spiritual dimension of individuals and society;
(c) promote respect and preservation of the sacred character of holy sites, as well as religious symbols;
(d) address the contemporary challenges to society, such as the dignity of human life, preservation of the environment, sustainable use of natural resources, ethical and religious education and poverty alleviation.
2. To achieve these objectives the Centre shall, inter alia:
(a) serve as a forum for representatives of major religions and faith- based and cultural institutions and experts in order to enhance communication and information exchange and in order to facilitate cooperation;
(b) cooperate with appropriate interreligious, intercultural and other bodies and initiatives with similar goals as well as with States and International Organizations;
(c) convene conferences, workshops, discussions and other meetings; and
(d) undertake other activities in accordance with its objectives.
Objectives and Activities. GOAL OBJECTIVE OBJECTIVE
Objectives and Activities. The „International Organisation of Vine and Wine“ (O.I.V) is hereby established. The O.I.V shall replace the International Vine and Wine Office established by the Agreement of 29 November 1924, as amended, and shall be subject to the provisions of the present Agreement.
Objectives and Activities. The objective of the ELEXIS Association is organisation and coordination of activities related to lexicography, and activities related to natural language processing tasks on the topic of semantics, insofar they are of interest to lexicography. To this end, the ELEXIS Association seeks to engage in: - the development of lexicographic tools and (web) services, - the exchange and/or linking of lexicographic data, - the development of lexicographic standards facilitating the interoperability of lexicographic data, - scientific research on lexicography and semantics, including the organisation of conferences, the engagement in research projects and similar, - the exchange of expertise including the organisation of training, research visits and similar, - all other activities which contribute to its aims.
Objectives and Activities. Project objectives and activities, and Client’s and Collaborator’s respective Project responsibilities, are set out in the Project Plan. Client and Collaborator will each carry out such responsibilities in accordance with this MOU.
Objectives and Activities. 1. Facilitate coordination and involvement by other federal and state agencies, tribes, and local governments in water quality management.
a. Finalize and initiate implementation of a Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Strategy incorporating Clean Water Act (CWA) 319, CZARA 6217, and modular elements and tools, to be focused through the Watershed Approach and leveraged using resources at local, state, federal, and tribal levels.
b. Provide financial and technical assistance for local, state, tribal, and federal implementation of ground water and watershed management plans and strategies as appropriate and consistent with the State's CWA Section 319 and CZARA Section 6217 nonpoint source plans.
c. Collaborate on revisions to the state surface water quality standards, including early involvement and review by the National Marine Fisheries Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for consistency with the Endangered Species Act, guidance on consistency with federal requirements for an antidegradation implementation plan, and clarifying and resolving conflicts between FIFRA and CWA regulatory requirements for aquatic pesticides.
d. Develop and implement a cooperative sediment management approach per the "Cooperative Sediment Management Program Interagency/ Intergovernmental Agreement."
2. Increase partnership, cooperation, and coordination between EPA and Ecology using the Performance Partnership Agreement.
a. Develop and use effective mechanisms for involving affected federal, state, tribal, and local entities in the formation and implementation of coordinated ground water protection and Underground Injection Control (UIC) strategies. Better define roles and responsibilities and share technical knowledge with state, local, and tribal, health and planning agencies and industry organizations.
b. EPA and Ecology will collaborate with the Washington Department of Agriculture on their Pesticide State Management Plan to protect ground water.
c. Ecology and EPA will implement an effective NPDES program per the delegation agreement (Memorandum of Understanding) and the NPDES Compliance Assurance Agreement as well as written modifications to these agreements as agreed to by both agencies. Core NPDES program elements include permitting; enforcement and inspections; monitoring; pretreatment; biosolids; stormwater; public involvement; pollution prevention; and developing and maintaining systems and procedures for efficient, effective and consistent implementation. Inadeq...
Objectives and Activities. Assumed within the listed Objectives and Activities are a set of “Core” or ongoing program activities that both Ecology and EPA commit to continue. Examples of these “Core” activities would include; maintenance and operation of the vehicle emissions program, air monitoring, and outreach and education. In addition, both EPA and the state will continue to work together to assess and refine the list of indicators as adequate measures of the state’s air program success. Both agencies will address any emerging air quality issues in a proactive manner.
a) Submit a serious area attainment plan for Spokane and a maintenance plan to EPA by December 31, 1998 to secure redesignation to attainment.
a) Provide continuing feedback and technical assistance on attainment and maintenance plan development and process the plans no later than 6 months after receipt.
b) Formulate a TAP for the CO Maintenance Plan for Yakima by September 30, 1998, and develop a maintenance plan based upon the EPA-approved TAP.
b) Review, comment, and approve or disapprove the TAP in a reasonable time; provide continuing feedback and technical assistance on maintenance plan development; and process the state-submitted plan in a reasonable time.
c) Operate and evaluate the National Ambient Air Monitoring/State and Local Ambient Monitoring (NAMS/SLAM) network.
Objectives and Activities. General Comments
Objectives and Activities. In undertaking your Remediation Plan, there are a number of milestones you need to satisfy (your ‘objectives’). These objectives are listed below, as are the activities that you will undertake in order to meet those objectives.
Objectives and Activities. Objectives and activities of the Partner’s and Collaborator’s respective responsibilities are set out in the Plan. Partner and Collaborator will each carry out its responsibilities with due care and in accordance with this MOU.
