Purpose and Activities. 1. The purpose of the Academy shall be to promote effective and efficient prevention and combating of corruption by
(a) providing anti-corruption education and professional training;
(b) undertaking and facilitating research into all aspects of corruption;
(c) providing other relevant forms of technical assistance in the fight against corruption;
(d) fostering international cooperation and networking in the fight against corruption.
2. The activities of the Academy shall observe the principle of academic freedom, meet highest academic and professional standards and address the phenomenon of corruption in a comprehensive and inter-disciplinary way, taking due account of cultural diversity, gender equality and recent developments in the field of corruption at the global and regional levels.
Purpose and Activities. 1. The purpose of the Institute shall be to provide training to support and supple- ment the national efforts of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, the Baltic and Balkan countries, the members of the Commonwealth of Independent States, Asian transition countries, and other eligible countries, in their transition to full market-based developed economies.
2. To this end, the Institute shall offer courses of instruction of the highest standard and of direct relevance to the purpose of paragraph 1 above, including courses in the areas of administration and economic and financial management. The Institute shall provide training primarily to public officials, and to other persons, with due regard to the role of the private sector. The Institute will also assist training institutes by provid- ing training and other support.
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Purpose and Activities. 1. The purposes of the Organization are:
A. To encourage and facilitate the improvement and use of legal resources in the development process;
B. To contribute to the establishment and progressive development and application of good governance and the rule of law, including access to justice, rights and legal services;
C. To assist countries to improve their negotiating capabilities in the fields of development cooperation, foreign investment, international trade and other international business transactions; and
D. To promote sustainable development through improvement and maintenance of the legal and judicial systems.
2. In order to accomplish the foregoing purposes, the Organization may engage in the following types of activities:
A. Training, education, technical assistance, legal assistance, research, publication, collection and dissemination of relevant information and documentation;
B. Cooperation with other institutions and organizations and bodies, in particular organizations in the United Nations system in pursuit of its purposes;
C. Contributing to the establishment and growth of capacity in developing countries and countries in economic transition to carry out activities promoting the purposes of the Organization;
D. Other activities which advance the purposes of the Organization.
3. The Organization shall not be influenced by political considerations inits activities, management and staffing.
Purpose and Activities. The purpose and activities of the Manukau Harbour Forum are as set out in the Agreement.
Purpose and Activities. 2.1. The Educational Institution decides on the purpose of the Traineeship as part of the Trainee’s curriculum in Biomedical Sciences.
2.2. The Parties will collectively elaborate on the relevant details of the Traineeship. The final Research Plan is part of Annex I.
2.3. The Trainee shall execute the Traineeship in accordance with the Research Plan.
2.4. The Research Plan shall be amended only with consent of all Parties.
2.5. The Hosting Organisation nor the Educational Institution shall not require the Trainee to perform activities beyond the Research Plan
2.6. The Hosting Organisation shall enable the Trainee to have access to all means required to complete the Research Plan.
2.7. The Trainee shall follow the Hosting Organisation’s directives in the execution of the Research Plan, including but not restricted to directives concerning occupational health and safety, and rules of conduct.
Purpose and Activities. A. In 2016, Texas was awarded a supplemental capacity building grant by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) through the Money Follows the Person (MFP) Demonstration. The purpose of the grant is to further practices successfully tested in the MFP Behavioral Health Pilot (BHP). The MFP BHP operated from 2008 through 2017 and provided evidence-based behavioral health interventions to over 450 people transitioning from living in nursing facilities to the community. Almost 70% of the participants in the MFP BHP remained in the community with sustained improvements in functioning, social engagement and quality of life, and success in achieving their personal recovery goals.
B. In 2021, Texas received additional federal funding for a new pilot program called Bridge to STAR+PLUS Pilot ( Bridge Pilot ) to divert people from admission to a nursing facility. The Bridge Pilot is intended for STAR+PLUS Members. The Bridge Pilot will enable participants with serious mental illness and physical comorbidities to move from a state psychiatric hospital to live independently in the community with long-term services and support in the Bridge Pilot service area of the Grantee. The service area is Travis County. The Grantee transition team at the will work with the state psychiatric hospital and managed care organizations (MCOs) in their respective county to provide intensive transition support to divert STAR+PLUS members from admission to a nursing facility.
C. Grantee shall help Bridge Pilot participants to transition successfully from state hospitals to the community. Grantee will provide and coordinate services and support needed by Bridge Pilot participants who no longer require inpatient hospitalization to successfully transition to STAR+PLUS home and community-based services (HCBS).
D. Bridge Pilot activities include:
1. identifying candidates for participation;
2. assessing candidate and participant their needs and preferences;
3. building skills to promote independence;
4. coordinating services, supports, and housing to facilitate transition; and
5. helping Bridge Pilot participants adjust to community living.
E. Grantee shall implement the Bridge Pilot program through:
1. Transition activities as specified in this Statement of Work;
2. Providing temporary rental assistance funds for up to 12 months for Bridge Pilot participants awaiting housing subsidies;
3. Access to transition supports available through the pilot and other sources; and
4. Close coor...
Purpose and Activities. All Members shall have purposes that include the conservation of land and activities that include the acquisition of fee interests or easements for conservation purposes.
Purpose and Activities. 1. The purpose of the WB3C shall be enhancing the cyber resilience of the Western Balkans by promoting a cyberspace culture through training and awareness, developing the expertise of active practitioners and creating a regional cooperation network.
2. The WB3C shall perform the following activities:
a) Conduct training courses aimed at: - Disseminating cyberspace culture, - Strengthening operational capacities, - Promoting regional and international cooperation;
b) Facilitating the exchange of experience, information and best practices in order to xxxxxx capacity building in the field of cybersecurity;
c) Support the development of a syllabus in the regional academic realm on issues relating to cyberspace; * This designation is without prejudice to positions on status of Kosovo, and is in line with UNSC Resolution 1244 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo Declaration of Independence.
3. The activities of the WB3C shall be focused on, but not limited to, cybersecurity, the fight against cybercrime, and international cyberspace cooperation.
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