RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS. General principles. Each Participant agrees to take part in the efficient implementation of the Program, in accordance with the Program Application, and to cooperate, perform and fulfil, promptly and on time, all of its obligations under this Consortium Umbrella Agreement, the Consortium Project Agreement and the Consortium Project Agreement(s) as may be reasonably required from it.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS. The participants intend that the work under this MOU be carried out in the most efficient manner possible. To implement this MOU, the participants have reached the following understandings: A. The offices of the participants that will oversee activities under this MOU are the Office of Policy and the Bureau for Resilience, Environment and Food Security of USAID and the Office of International and Tribal Affairs of the EPA. B. Specific cooperative activities to be undertaken by the participants are intended to be mutually determined in advance by the directors of each of the offices listed above and memorialized in written arrangements, such as implementing instruments, work plans or other similar documentation, as appropriate. Any such written arrangement should specify the project or activity, background, scope of work, projected outcomes, roles and intended resource contributions of the participants, period of performance and individuals responsible for implementation. C. The participants intend to explore opportunities for exchanges of their respective staff, as appropriate and in accordance with applicable law, to provide expertise for specific activities undertaken to implement this MOU. D. Each participant intends to exert best efforts to provide reasonable notice in writing to the other participant prior to issuing a press release referencing this MOU or any written arrangement or collaboration intended to be carried out under this MOU. E. Public communications related to this MOU should appropriately attribute the efforts of both participants, in each case subject to their approval. Each participant will endeavor to respond to a communication request from the other participant within three business days. The participants intend to respect each other’s confidentiality policies, with the mutual understanding that they publicize their alliance and its objectives without disclosing any confidential or proprietary information of the other. F. The use of the official EPA seal, EPA logo or any other EPA trademarks by USAID may be allowed only in the case of particular activities undertaken under this MOU and with the prior written permission of the EPA’s Office of Public Affairs. The use of the official USAID seal, USAID logo, or any other USAID trademarks by the EPA may be allowed only in the case of particular activities undertaken under this MOU and with the prior written permission of the USAID. G. In implementing this MOU, each participant intends to...
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS. 8.1 Each Participant acknowledges and agrees that, subject always to the provisions of its Services Contract, it will deliver the services and perform its obligations in respect of its Services Contract and this Agreement: (a) in compliance with Law and good practice; and (b) in such a manner as to ensure the other Participants can comply with their obligations under their respective Services Contract insofar as those obligations relate to, depend on, or may be affected by, the Participant's performance of its obligations under this Agreement and its Services Contract. 8.2 The Primary Medical Services Providers must: (a) [insert any overarching responsibilities of the Primary Medical Services Providers, specific to the locally agreed ICP Care Model, that are not set out elsewhere in this Agreement]; 8.3 The ICP must: (a) [insert any overarching responsibilities of the ICP, specific to the locally agreed ICP Care Model, that are not set out elsewhere in this Agreement];
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS. 4.1. The participants agree to collect data pertaining to their respective monitoring activities in the St. Xxxxxxxx and record the environmental indicator data that derived there from. 4.2. Appendix C1 lists the monitoring activities selected (parameters to be measured) and the program schedules associated with them. 4.3. The participants agree to co-ordinate the production and dissemination of environmental information acquired in accordance with a set timetable that is suited to the nature of the monitoring activities involved. To this end, the participants agree to develop and implement dissemination activities, as set out in Appendix C2, and continue their efforts to obtain the resources needed for developing new joint dissemination initiatives. 4.4. The participants agree, subject to the limits of their responsibilities, powers and budgets, to prioritize maintaining funding for monitoring activities under their responsibility throughout the term of the Memorandum of Understanding. 4.5. These responsibilities also include processing, storing and making available the data collected by the participants in this Memorandum of Understanding, as well as interpreting the data, as stipulated in Appendix C2. 4.6. The participants shall encourage community involvement in gathering and disseminating environmental data generated by the Program, especially when such information concerns riverside communities.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS. (1) Each Participant shall provide to the Operating Agent all information in one or more of the areas set out in paragraph 3 above, in accordance with paragraph 7 below. (2) Each Participant may send personnel and instruments to the Facilities in accordance with sub-paragraphs (d) and (e) below. (3) Proposals for experiments to be carried out at a Facility shall be submitted by each Participant to the Participant providing the Facility. These shall include a detailed description of aims, programme, design, means, personnel (including experts to be assigned), time period required, time schedule, and other conditions. (4) After the conclusion of an experiment, each Participant shall, upon the request of the Participant providing a Facility, forthwith effect at its own cost the removal of materials and/or instruments, if any, introduced by the Participant into the Facility. (5) Each Participant shall report the results of its experiment in writing to the Operating Agent and the Participant providing a Facility within sixty days of the conclusion of each experiment.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS a) The Article VI shall be renamed as follows:
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE PARTICIPANTS. A. The Participants agree to participate in the development of methods and procedures that should improve the co-operation between them, including in the area of fishing observation and reporting, pollution surveillance and exchange of personnel. B. The Participants agree to provide general oversight of activities conducted pursuant to this MOU. C. The Participants agree to promote the identification of the software, databases, know- how, intellectual property rights, personnel and equipment necessary to implement the exchange of information.
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