Public Recognition. (a) The Council must publicly and positively acknowledge:
(1) the payment of the Monetary Contribution by the Company; and
(2) the Company’s role in funding any Approved Local Projects via the Community Enhancement Fund.
(b) The form of public acknowledgment required by clause 6.6(a) is to be agreed by the Council and the Company (acting reasonably) but must include:
(1) The prominent inclusion of the Company’s logo in any advertisement for Funding Applications or an announcement made in relation to the Approved Local Projects and funding determinations; and
(2) where appropriate for particular approved Local Projects, a permanent sign recognising that the Approved Local Project was funded by the Company via the Community Enhancement Fund.
Public Recognition. (a) The Council must publicly and positively acknowledge:
(1) the payment of the Monetary Contribution by the Company; and
(2) the Company’s role in funding any Approved Local Projects via the Community Enhancement Fund.
(b) The form of public acknowledgment required by clause 6.5(a) is to be agreed by the Council and the Company (acting reasonably) but may include:
(1) the prominent inclusion of the Company’s logo in any advertisement for Funding Applications or an announcement made in relation to the Approved Local Projects and funding determinations. All such material must be approved by the Company in writing prior to distribution; and
(2) where appropriate for particular Approved Local Projects, the Company may erect a permanent sign recognising that the Approved Local Project was funded by the Company via the Community Enhancement Fund.
Public Recognition. The Development Manager will give, or ensure the giving of, as applicable, appropriate and balanced textual recognition and acknowledgment of The City’s and CSERELP’s contribution and investment in the Project in all materials made public by the Development Manager related to the Project. The recognition contemplated in this Section shall be in accordance with any applicable policy of The City, including, Section 5.0 of The City’s Corporate Brand Identity and Identifiers (GN-023) policy.
Public Recognition. Maintain a page on NCIA’s website with a directory listing of all the Allied Associations in the AAP.
a. The Allied Association may also use the AAP logo to identify itself as an AAP participant, provided it follows NCIA’s usage guidelines.
b. NCIA will include an AAP event calendar listing all the Allied Associations’ events. The Allied Association is responsible for submitting information about their events to NCIA staff.
Public Recognition. (a) The Council must publicly and positively acknowledge:
(1) the payment of the Monetary Contribution by the Company; and
(2) the Company’s role in funding any each target activity or Local Project under the relevant Funding Part via the Uungula Wind Farm 1 VPA.
(b) The form of public acknowledgment required by clause 6.6(a) is to be agreed by the Council and the Company (acting reasonably) but must include:
(1) The prominent inclusion of the Company’s logo in any advertisement for Funding Applications or an announcement made in relation to the target activity or Local Project under the relevant Funding Part (including Approved Local Projects); and
(2) where appropriate for particular each target activity or Approved Local Project under the relevant Funding Part, a permanent sign recognising that the target activity or Approved Local Project under the relevant Funding Part was funded by the Company via the Uungula Wind Farm 1 VPA.
Public Recognition. (a) The relevant Council must publicly acknowledge and positively acknowledge the payment of the Monetary Contribution and the public purpose for which they are to be applied towards.
(b) The form of public acknowledgment and required by clause 8.3(a) is to be agreed by the Council and the Developer (acting reasonably).
Public Recognition. In its public relations and communications activities, the Recipient shall, where appropriate, acknowledge the provincial participation in the funding of the Recipient and provide visibility to Manitoba and MMDF that is no less favorable than that it provides to any other funding partner.
Public Recognition. May the College publicly acknowledge this commitment? Yes No
Public Recognition. Note: The score range for the DEI is zero (0) to 100, with 100 being the highest score possible. Scores are in increments of 10. • Only companies with a score of 80 or above are considered top-scoring companies and are recognized as a “Best Place to Work for Disability Inclusion™”. o Only the overall score is published. The breakdown of the score is not published. For example, if a company scores a 90, AAPD and the Disability:IN state that the company scored 90. AAPD and the Disability:IN do not state the category in which the 10 points were missed. • Top-scoring companies may be recognized in several places, including the following: the DEI website, the DEI Report, Disability:IN website, AAPD website, events involving AAPD or Disability:IN, or discusses the DEI, press releases, and in other similar channels. • Companies that score a 70 or below are kept confidential. AAPD and the Disability:IN do not release the company’s name, score information, or benchmark responses, and only release information directly back to representatives of the company. • AAPD and Disability:IN shall not use the name, trademark, symbol, or other identifier of the disclosing company, except for purposes of the DEI.
Public Recognition. Quebec undertakes to recognize Canada’s contribution in its publications, in other media and in information bulletins to the public when they refer to the present agreement.
