Common use of Procurement of inputs Clause in Contracts

Procurement of inputs. All inputs required for the Delivery of Outputs will be undertaken in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and the UN Partner’s regulations, rules, policies and procedures. Any delegation or assignment of such procurement to another UN organization shall be disclosed in Xxxxx XX. The UN Partner is responsible for the importation, including customs clearance, of any inputs required for the Delivery of Outputs under this Agreement, unless otherwise agreed by both Parties in writing. (In this connection, the Parties recall that in accordance with the relevant provisions of the General Convention and the Basic Agreement, such imports shall be, inter alia, exempt from any customs duties and subject to prompt release from customs). Pharmaceuticals and other health commodities required as inputs: Vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies purchased under this Agreement shall be procured pursuant to the UN Partner’s standard contracting and quality assurance policies and procedures. Where applicable, such contracts shall specify that the vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies are manufactured in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practice as established by the World Health Organization (“WHO”), and that upon dispatch by the UN Partner’s supplier, such vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies shall have a shelf life as agreed by the Parties; and Vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies procured under this Agreement will be accompanied by the required documentation in accordance with the purchase order (e.g. Certificate of Analysis, Certificate of Origin, Official Batch Release Certificate, as the case might be). The waste disposal of vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies shall be guided by the WHO document “Safe Management of Wastes from Health-care Activities.”

Procurement of inputs. All inputs required for the Delivery of Outputs will be undertaken in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and the UN Partner’s regulations, rules, policies and procedures. Any delegation or assignment of such procurement to another UN organization shall be disclosed in Xxxxx XXAnnex II. The UN Partner is responsible for the importation, including customs clearance, of any inputs required for the Delivery of Outputs under this Agreement, unless otherwise agreed by both Parties in writing. (In this connection, the Parties recall that in accordance with the relevant provisions of the General Convention and the Basic Agreement, such imports shall be, inter alia, exempt from any customs duties and subject to prompt release from customs). Pharmaceuticals and other health commodities required as inputs: Vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies purchased under this Agreement shall be procured pursuant to the UN Partner’s standard contracting and quality assurance policies and procedures. Where applicable, such contracts shall specify that the vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies are manufactured in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practice as established by the World Health Organization (“WHO”), and that upon dispatch by the UN Partner’s supplier, such vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies shall have a shelf life as agreed by the Parties; and Vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies procured under this Agreement will be accompanied by the required documentation in accordance with the purchase order (e.g. Certificate of Analysis, Certificate of Origin, Official Batch Release Certificate, as the case might be). The waste disposal of vaccines, pharmaceuticals and other health supplies shall be guided by the WHO document “Safe Management of Wastes from Health-care Activities.”