Purpose of Data Sharing. 4.1 The Authority will share personal data described at Section 6 of this Schedule to inform the Sponsor of the specific needs of refugees and the development of the Resettlement Plan.
Purpose of Data Sharing. 5.1 The purpose of the data sharing covered by this agreement is to enable: MHCLG’s contractors to select a sample of individuals to be part of the research MHCLG’s contractors to contact these individuals and invite them to participate in the research MHCLG’s contractors to re-contact individuals who have completed initial interviews for this research the research to include some evidence on accommodation outcomes even when participants cannot be contacted for follow up interviews (unless they have stated they do not want to take part) questionnaire responses to be linked to administrative data collected as part of the Homelessness Data England project, to allow the research to cover a broader range of outcomes (where individuals have given their consent for this). MHCLG to link together individuals’ questionnaire responses where they have already completed a questionnaire in 2019/early 2020 and agreed to further interviews for the purpose of ‘understanding how well services are working’.
Purpose of Data Sharing. The Authority and the [Education Organization] recognize that significant benefits to community families and students can be achieved by better preparing students for school, improving the learning of those students currently enrolled, and retaining all students enrolled through graduation. The Authority will work with the [Education Organization] and its other partners to implement a coordinated approach to ensure low-income public housing children attending have access to [examples: homework help and/or tutoring, technology supports, post-secondary and/or job training supports, clinical evaluative supports, truancy supports, and/or parental trainings and familial supports.] Appendix A provides additional example language to establish your joint goals and reasons to share data. Appendix B provides sample data categories. Include the following paragraph only if the entities desire to share individual student data. In order to allow individualized and collaborative assistance to families, each family will be asked to grant written consent for their student’s Personally Identifiable Information (as that term is defined in 20 U.S. § 1232g and 34 C.F.R. § 99.3) collected by [Education Organization] to be shared with the Authority (“Written Consent”). The Written Consent will comply with all requirements for release of student Personally Identifiable Information (“Student Data”) under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (“FERPA”) and other federal privacy laws, as applicable. The sharing of student information and records will allow the Parties and their partners to reach collective goals. Appendix C provides example Written Consent forms.
Purpose of Data Sharing. 2.1 For the purposes of this Addendum, Digibank has determined that Personal Data is required to be subjected to the processing operations particularised in Annex A of the relevant Work Order ("Purpose").
Purpose of Data Sharing. 4.1. The Parties share data for purposes including but not limited to fulfilling the legal obligations of an Accredited Organisation dealing with NAIT animals and/or an information provider under the NAIT Act, Regulations, and Standards. This purpose is guided by sections 3 and 40 of the NAIT Act and, for NAIT Ltd, section 10 of the NAIT Act.
Purpose of Data Sharing. 5.1 This will be the first collection of its kind for Early Help cases. The data will be used by local authorities and central government to better understand; a) the problems families are facing, b) which services are providing support to families and c) whether long lasting positive change has been achieved across those problems. This insight will enable central government and LAs to resource and commission support more effectively, identify and share evidence of good practice and target specialist support towards specific problems.
Purpose of Data Sharing. 7.1. The Data may only be used for the Purpose.
Purpose of Data Sharing. Admissions, recruitment and enrolment of Trainee Teachers onto the Programme. - To monitor the teaching, performance and progression of Trainee Teachers, both from an academic and also practical and professional perspective whilst on programme. - To assess and ratify Trainee Teacher’s grades, Award and recommendation for QTS. - To undertake and co-ordinate graduation related activity and the recording of destination of Trainee Teacher alumni information. - To monitor and process change of circumstances. - To enable reasonable adjustments to be put in place for Trainee Teachers in the academic and practical environment. - To enable investigation and resolution of disciplinary and misconduct concerns and a Trainee Teacher’s professional suitability. - To enable investigation and resolution of academic misconduct concerns. - To enable either Party to carry out quality assurance reviews and statutory reporting requirements in connection with the delivery of either parties’ obligations under this Agreement. - Monitor application numbers and forecasting of the Partner to enable evaluation of the courses, portfolio and sector in regard to the viability and development of the relationship. - To enable the payment and financial management between the University and the Partner.
Purpose of Data Sharing. Purpose of Data Sharing To provide citizens, patients, carers, and clinical staff with digital platform(s) to empower individuals to care for themselves and take control of their own health, care, and wellbeing. Capabilities include: • Individuals can access their own health and care record(s) that clinicians and other providers make available to them; • Individuals can create, record, and share their own content with clinicians, care providers, and wider supports networks (N.B. It is recognised that the integrity and accuracy of entries made by Amity users who choose to share details with others, for example a carer, family, friends or clinical staff, may need to be verified). • Individuals can access materials and support related to the self-management and advancement of their own health, wellbeing, care, and conditions. • Individuals can interact with health and care services and wider support networks. N.B. This data set cannot be used for research, without explicit consent from the Amity user. All research projects undertaken by a Trust and other NHS organisations, must ensure that studies have the necessary NHS permission and are in compliance with the regulatory framework for research. Each Trust/NHS organisation is responsible to manage any research appropriately, and should follow their own professional body recommendations, together with their organisations internal policies and procedures, Patients and service user information collected during the course of their care and treatment, further used to support research and improve care for others, almost always must be anonymised or coded (pseudonymised) so these individuals cannot be identified. All Trusts/NHS organisations who have access to data through the Integrated Care System (ICS) workstreams, must not further process this data for research or any other purposes which are not set out in the respective Tier Two Data Sharing Agreement. Data to be Shared The exact data to be shared will vary depending on which particular areas of Amity functionality are being used. These are documented in the Amity DPIA. For Amity the extent of data to be shared, depending on the functions used by the individual user, is: • Personal data: o First name o Last name o Gender o Email address o NHS number o Date of birth o First name o Phone number • Special category data – data concerning health o Personal health records o Clinical records o Clinical correspondence o Questionnaire responses o Messages o Transaction...
Purpose of Data Sharing. Shared Data accessed by third-party services or GemCloud’s internal products and services is used exclusively to enable functionalities that enhance the Client's business operations. The use of Shared Data is restricted to the necessary activities for services provided by third parties or GemCloud’s internal products and services, with any additional processing or usage requiring prior written consent from the Client. Specific uses include:
