Profile and tasks of Component Leaders Sample Clauses

Profile and tasks of Component Leaders. To achieve coherence in the implementation of all activities pertaining to the specific components and accomplish mandatory results/outputs, Component Leaders (short-term experts) will be designated to each specific component who will coordinate the intervention of all other Member State experts mobilized for the same component. Beneficiary institution will assign a Component Leader counterpart for each component who will be the permanent interlocutor of the MS Component Leader coordinating the specific component. The Component Leaders will work in close collaboration with the RTA and the Beneficiary counterparts in order to achieve mandatory results/outputs pertaining to the specific component and to contribute to overall success of the project. The profile, exact number and specific Terms of Reference for each Component Leader along with the names and functions of the Component Leader counterparts will be defined at the Work Plan preparation stage by the MS Project leaders and/or the RTA and its counterpart. The ToR will specify the detailed inputs of the Component Leaders and the duration of their missions. Component 1/Mandatory Result 1: Georgian Public Health legal and regulatory framework revised in-line with the Environmental Health provisions of the Association Agreement and Georgia’s commitments towards Multilateral Environmental Agreements and other relevant international pledges (e.g. WHO Parma and Ostrava Declarations, UNECE Conventions); Profile:  University level education in a relevant discipline (e.g. public health/environmental health/law/economics) or equivalent professional experience in a related field of 8 years;  At least 3 years of professional experience in the field of public health/health legislation (with focus on environmental health);  Good experience in standard setting and legal drafting processes relevant to the project scope;  Good experience in capacity building activities;  Specific knowledge in the field of standards, technical requirements and specifications related to Health Impact Assessment;  Good knowledge of legal approximation process, relevant EU legislation and institutional requirements related to various components of this project;  Sound comparative knowledge of HIA organization, management, quality control and supervision;  Previous experience in project management would be an asset;  Good managerial, organizational and mentoring skills;  Good team-working, communication, presentation and interpers...
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