Partnership Objectives Sample Clauses

Partnership Objectives. The stated objectives (paraphrased) of the Partnership Agreement are to: enhance outcomes for Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander people by ensuring their full involvement; share ownership of, and responsibility for, a new National Agreement; enhance credibility and support for the strategy by ensuring full participation; and advance involvement, engagement and autonomy through equitable participation, shared authority and decision making. The following question asks you to rate the Peaks’ overall level of agreement with the success of the Partnership Agreement after 16+ months of its operation.
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Partnership Objectives. 2.1 To enable the Partners to work together to develop and maintain Strategic Partnership services and projects in the most efficient, effective, economical and sustainable manner.
Partnership Objectives. The aims of the Partnership will be achieved by focusing on the following objectives:
Partnership Objectives. As included within the Partnership Protocol agreed in May 2007, the overall objective is to: “Develop a better and more sustainable bus service for the people of the Tees Valley” This should help support the objectives of the City Region Transport Strategy and help deliver the targets set on patronage growth and reduction in private car use within the Local Authorities’ Second Local Transport Plans (LTPs). The specific outputs to be pursued to provide the outcome of a viable alternative to private car use include: • Reduced journey times for buses, demonstrating measurable and passenger perceivable improvements against current timetables and a positive comparison with the equivalent car journey; • Improved reliability, punctuality and information to inspire confidence in the service amongst the travelling public, both present and future; • Maintenance of a stable network of services to further underpin passenger confidence; • Commitment to sustained investment across the public and private sectors providing high quality vehicles and infrastructure across the City Region; and • Establishment of a dedicated set of indicators and targets by which the performance of all parties will be measured, together with an agreed penalty regime applicable to all parties to ensure delivery of those targets. Implementation Implementation of this Agreement will be taken forward through the following channels: • A major scheme bid for the Core Commercial network that will be supported by an appropriate binding agreement, such as a Statutory Quality Partnership (SQP) agreement – this bid will include specified improvements across the various corridors and an outline investment plan for additional vehicle investment and new standards of customer service; • Ongoing work to address identified problems on the Secondary Commercial network, supported by the roll out of ticketing, information and marketing initiatives developed through the major scheme bid, fleet renewals to provide an increase in vehicle quality and the provision of new services to serve new markets as regeneration gathers pace; and • A review of the operation of the Tertiary and Rural networks to establish the most cost effective way of serving and developing these important markets. In particular, the Partners will agree a programme of works on a corridor-by-corridor basis across the Partnership Area to be implemented over the lifetime of the Agreement. The Partnership will be deemed to be in existence at the mom...
Partnership Objectives. To achieve this aim the Federal University of Technology, Minna, Nigeria and the Belarussian State University shall engage in the following activities.
Partnership Objectives. To better prepare their students in the processes of design, research and analysis, the (hereinafter called "Department") has developed a course which allows students to work on projects and problems of interest to industry. The project contemplated by this Agreement is of mutual benefit to IPFW and Company Partner, will further the instructional objectives of IPFW in a manner consistent with its status as a state supported institution, and should derive benefits for both Company Partner and IPFW.
Partnership Objectives. The shared Partnership Objectives of the Neighbourhood House Partnership Program are: • Inclusion • Participation • Connection • Capacity Building Each Neighbourhood House will choose at least two Objectives per year to focus on for the duration of Partnership. This will be specified in the Reporting Framework and completed annually in SmartyGrants.
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Partnership Objectives. The main objectives of the partnership are to:  Provide academically qualified recipients of XxxXxxxx.XX scholarship (“Scholars”) access to Partner College, where they will have the opportunity to excel academically and graduate with career-ready degrees prepared to join the U.S. workforce;  Achieve a 75% graduation rate (in 150% time) for Scholars who enroll at Partner College; and  Provide opportunities for the XxxXxxxx.XX and Partner College to work together in addressing the college challenges faced by DREAMers from low-income families who are also often first-generation college students.
Partnership Objectives. The objectives of the proposed partnership are to xxxxxx economic development in the City of Sweet Home. We will apply our menu of services, based on our proven techniques and skills, to assist the City of Sweet Home in achieving their stated outcomes for: • Launching new companies • Growing existing companies • Retaining companies in the Sweet Home area • Helping local companies grow revenues and increase profits • Helping local companies create new jobs and/or retain jobs that are at risk Targeted Impacts At a minimum, the SBDC will deliver the following impacts: • New Sweet Home advising clients 10/year • Long-term clients (5+ hours) 3/year • New business starts 2/year • Jobs created/retained 5/year • Training events held 1/quarter
Partnership Objectives. 5.2.1 The Partner shall provide the Services within the Partnership Framework with a view to achieving the objectives of the Partnership set out in this clause 5.2 (Partnership Objectives) and Schedule 15 (Partnership Framework).
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