Partnership Activities. Arkansas is approaching the development of its SPM in the most collaborative manner possible with HHS and state partners. Within the state we are including all interested stakeholders in the process and seeking to leverage existing resources whenever possible. Our in-state collaboration includes other divisions within AID as well as other state agencies/departments including Medicaid (within the Department of Human Services), the Surgeon General and his staff at the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement, the Department of Information Systems, the Department of Health, the Department of Higher Education, the Arkansas Minority Health Commission, the Governor’s office, and members and committees of the Arkansas Legislature. Representatives of these agencies and others in a health leadership role in our state, including AHCD, meet with our CCIIO project officer, other CMS or HHS staff, and Arkansas legislators on a regular basis via teleconference or in person in an effort to xxxxxx full understanding and agreement on the manner in which AID is planning implementation of the SPM in Arkansas. Our cooperative relationship with CCIIO has fostered a healthy “back and forth” productive dialogue and exchange of ideas. Given that the SPM model was one of the later Marketplace options identified, CMS has worked hard toward finalizing all the guidelines and regulations. And, given that Arkansas was the first state to indicate a preference for the SPM, we have had the opportunity to ask specific questions prior to written direction and have had the opportunity on more than one occasion to voice our opinion on the preferred way to structure a particular operating procedure. The AHCD team participates fully in conversations with CCIIO representatives on at least a weekly basis and more often by e-mail. We take full advantage of webinars and conference calls held by CCIIO staff to explain new requirements such as the Blueprint and this Level One funding opportunity. Our successful Design Review in October 2012 for both Plan Management and Consumer Assistance, the approval of our Blueprint Application in January, and positive feedback from our Implementation Review in June 2013 have further resolved us toward meeting the goal of providing affordable and quality insurance to the people of Arkansas. We look forward to further cooperation and guidance from CCIIO, partner state agencies and government officials, and stakeholders in multiple capacities across the state.
Partnership Activities a) The Partnership’s General Activities will include, but not be limited to:
i) Identifying and implementing Projects that further the Partnership’s objectives;
ii) Overseeing a Partnership Operating Fund to help implement Projects;
iii) Developing and maintaining a 5-Year Project and Funding Plan which includes a running 5-year plan of Projects including annual target Fund balances, annual spending and revenue amounts, and a Participant dues contribution schedule to fund Projects;
iv) Managing Projects through appropriate contractual agreements;
v) Coordinating with appropriate resource agencies and other interested parties; and
vi) Providing periodic reports and status updates to Participants.
Partnership Activities. 5.1. CK Holding provides funding to the Partner and other partners and, where applicable, in-kind contributions to activities that directly contribute to innovation in climate change mitigation and adaptation. All or part of this funding will be provided by third parties and CK Holding acts as agent for those third parties funding Partnership Activities.
5.2. The Partner shall commit itself to the cooperation with other partners and CK Holding in certain Partnership Activities, subject to the following terms:
(i) The Partner is free to decide in consultation with CK Holding in which Partnership Activities it wishes to participate and where required, is entitled to apply for funding for those Partnership Activities.
(ii) For each Partnership Activity, the Partner and CK Holding shall agree on the terms of this Partnership Activity in writing and shall inter alia include:
a. a description of the activities to be carried out by the Partner; b. the identity of the Partner and if any, third parties involved in this Partnership Activity;
c. the timeframe within which this Partnership Activity will be carried out;
d. any intellectual property rights or economic benefit sharing requirements applicable to the Partnership Activity;
e. the contributions, in kind and in cash, to be made by the Partner and CK Holding to this Partnership Activity; and
f. the identity of the source of third party funding and any applicable terms and conditions.
(iii) The Partner has no obligation to receive funding from CK Holding but if it does, the Partner shall accept the conditions of funding imposed by any third party providing all or any part of the funding for those Partnership Activities and these terms are available for inspection on CK Holding’s SharePoint site or other document sharing location to be communicated to the Partner from time to time.
Partnership Activities. From the date hereof until the first Business Day following the ERH Interests Contribution Closing and except as contemplated by the Transactions, this Agreement or the R&M Purchase Agreement, the Partnership will not, without the prior written consent of the NGP Parties:
(a) conduct the business of it and its subsidiaries other than in all material respects in the ordinary and usual course or take any action that would adversely affect its ability to perform any of its obligations under this Agreement;
(b) issue, sell or otherwise permit to become outstanding, or authorize the creation of, any additional Equity Interests (other than (i) pursuant to employee benefit plans, qualified stock option plans or employee compensation plans or (ii) in connection with any Offering);
(c) make, declare or pay any distribution (except quarterly cash distributions of Available Cash (as defined in the Partnership Agreement));
(d) split, combine or reclassify any of its Equity Interests or issue or authorize or propose the issuance of any other securities in respect of, in lieu of or in substitution for its Equity Interests; or
(e) repurchase, redeem or otherwise acquire any of its Equity Interests (other than pursuant to employee benefit plans, qualified stock option plans or employee compensation plans).
Partnership Activities. Exchange is defined as: The essence of a Partnership Agreement for Exchange is that it allows students to move in both directions receiving credit for the period spent at the other institution, such credit counting towards their programme at their home institution leading to the award of the home institution (only).
Partnership Activities. Activities below are a guide only. RESPONSIBILITIES AND POLICIES OF BOTH PARTIES Responsibilities and policies below are a guide only. SCHOOL X COMMITS TO: SCHOOL Y COMMITS TO: For financial transactions: Sample Document School Partnership Agreement
Partnership Activities. NCMEC and PROGRAM PARTNER agree to engage in the activities set forth in the attached Statement of Work (“SOW”), in order to better coordinate the development and implementation of consistent , sound practices, including to protecprotection, and t the safety of the children. Each Party shall be responsible for bearing any costs or expenses it incurs associated with each Party’s respective responsibilities set forth in the SOW.
Partnership Activities. 1. The Contractor shall work with King County staff to coordinate and align services with other VSHSL-funded organizations and system partners in order to effectively and efficiently administer a set of services that clients may be seeking to access.
2. The Contractor shall participate in regular meetings of levy-funded organizations, if and when these are convened, to improve system connection and coordination of existing services and support best practices and shared learning.
3. The Contractor shall engage in any levy competency trainings offered by King County. These training opportunities shall be offered at no cost to VSHSL-funded providers to help providers attain and maintain key skills and concepts that will support the VSHSL’s goals of effectiveness, efficiency and equity.
4. The Contractor shall include an attribution to the VSHSL with the use of the VSHSL logo and/or a statement such as “This program receives funding from the King County Veterans, Seniors and Human Services Levy” in all program marketing materials, digital or hardcopy, developed during this contract period.
Partnership Activities. The present MoU integrates several activities with the goal of building participation in the first ICD promoted by the ICO. These activities are grouped as follows: Activity A – International Public Engagement and Virtual Fundraising Activity B – Local Public Engagement and Fundraising Activity C – Expo 2015 Site Events Coffee consumption will be promoted through an act of solidarity and the public message of the campaign will be fully aligned with the ICO’s objective to promote economic, environmental and social sustainability, as well as poverty reduction for smallholder coffee farmers. The activities will be focused around the concept of a ‘Caffè sospeso against poverty’, an Italian tradition of paying for a second cup of coffee to be given to a person in need. Oxfam’s fundraising proposition for the ICD is ‘A Caffè Sospeso Against Poverty’ where on the ICD, people around the world will show solidarity with smallholder coffee farmers by donating the value of an additional cup of coffee to Oxfam’s work with such farmers. Promotion will take place on the run up to and including the date of 1 October 2015 for International Coffee Day. For all 2015 ICD fundraising related activities both Oxfam and the ICO will have the right to approve or decline additional partnerships with parties other than the ICO and Oxfam. The following are types of activities that Oxfam and the ICO will promote on the occasion of the ICD. Oxfam will promote the ICD through a specially adapted version of its Digital Win platform (xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/international) where supporters can undertake an activity or make a donation online. This platform will be specially branded for the ICD initiative and feature compelling content. Oxfam will promote this platform through different channels, including social media and other digital presences. Promotion will be carried out by Oxfam and the ICO through the following channels: Oxfam promotion including communications to supporters and audiences and in the media The ICO promotion including communications to Members and other interested parties including the media Potential paid promotion by Oxfam in the run up to, and on, the ICD. The Oxfam virtual platform will operate as an exclusive partnership between Oxfam and the ICO. The platform, but not the ICD, will be Oxfam branded in terms of visual identity. However, the ICO logo will always be included and other partners can participate as supporters of the campaign with their logo a...
Partnership Activities. In order to achieve the above objectives the following strategies will be pursued.
4.1 The Federal University of Technology, Minna, Nigeria and the Belarussian State University shall jointly develop operational procedures and guideline for the implementation of the objectives of the partnership/collaboration.
4.2 The Institutes shall inform all donor agencies such as UNESCO, ANST1, UNDP, World Bank, ADB and other related Regional and International organizations of the formation of the partnership/collaboration.
