Partnership Values Sample Clauses

Partnership Values. 7.1 The following values and principles will underpin the governance arrangements:
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Partnership Values. The relationship will be based upon: • Mutual respect and trust; • Open and transparent communications; • Co-operation and engagement; • A commitment to being positive, constructive and pragmatic; • A willingness to work with and learn from others; • A shared commitment to providing excellent services to the community; • A commitment to make the best use of resources. 8 COMMUNICATIONS Relationships will be based upon mutually agreed communication commitments, including: • Communicating openly and constructively and to sharing good practice; • Engagement and co-operation in order to achieve the maximum benefits for the community. This co-operation will include the sharing of appropriate information and maintaining effective communication, where this will inform and improve the delivery of services and enhance learning. • All communications, especially those relating to policy, service delivery, commissioning and evaluation, should be delivered in a timely manner. Where there are time constraints imposed on either party by an external body this should be communicated as soon as possible across the partnership.
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Partnership Values. The Partnership relationship will be based on: • Equality of partner membership • Mutual respect and trust • Open and transparent communications • Co-operation and consultation • A commitment to being positive and constructive • A willingness to work with and learn from others • A shared commitment to providing excellent services to the community • A desire to make the best use of resources.
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Partnership Values. The following values will underpin partnership working: • mutual trust, honesty and respect; • openness and transparency in communications; • recognising and valuing the contribution of all partners in shaping and influencing healthcare in NHS Lothian; • access and sharing information; • consensus, collaboration and inclusion as the “best way” of prioritising and achieving commitment to longer term strategic change; • maximising employment security; • being fully committed to the framework and good employment practice; • the right of partners to be involved, informed and consulted; • early involvement of all staff and their trade unions in all discussions regarding change; • firmly rooting partnership in the process of formulating, delivering and implementing the NHS Lothian Local Delivery Plan; • a team approach will underpin partnership working.
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Partnership Values. 1. The relationship between the STPC and the EIS will be based on:
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Partnership Values. 10.1 The Northwick Park delivery Team will be based on:  Equality;  Mutual respect and trust;  Open and transparent communications;  Co-operation and consultation;  A commitment to being positive and constructive;  A willingness to work with and learn from others;  A shared commitment to providing excellent services to the community; and  A desire to make the best use of resources.
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Partnership Values. This Partnership centers Verde as a not-for-profit community-based organization that hires and trains crewmembers from low-income and people of color communities. Together, we aim to make a deep investment in the communities Verde serves, modeling practices of diversity, equity and inclusion in the environmental field. Our goal is to demonstrate the value of this type of partnership to low-income and people of color communities and replicate it with other culturally responsive green workforce development organizations In this Partnership we value relationships over transactions. We aim to build deep relationships by intentionally growing: ● Trust ● Openness ● Clarity ● Support ● Collaboration ● Community ● Extending Grace ● Allowing Space to Repair Relationship ● Vulnerability ● Creativity ● Maintaining a common vision ● Innovation ● Learning ● Excitement We are committed to collaborative projects that offer: ● Restoration ● Workforce Training ● Workforce Development ● Opportunities to extend the work of Diversity Equity and Inclusion in the environmental field
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