Terms of Collaboration. The Medium-term priorities (part 1) provide a provisional framework for collaboration for 2008–2013. The medium-term exercise is a rolling process, and the medium-term priorities may be revised every two years by mutual agreement, where prevailing circumstances indicate a need for change. The Biennial Collaborative Agreement for 2010–2011, presented in part 2 and detailed in part 3, may be amended by mutual agreement in writing between the WHO Regional Office for Europe and the country as a result of, for instance, changes in the country’s health situation, changes in the country capacity to implement the agreed activities, specific needs emerging during the biennium, or changes in the Regional Office’s capacity to implement the agreed activities, or in the light of increased funding. Either party may initiate amendments. After the Biennial Collaborative Agreement is signed, a detailed country programme workplan will be developed for the biennium. For each expected result, the workplan will specify the necessary details about activities or services, budgets, indicators of the objective of each CER (with baseline and target values), the WHO officer responsible, the country counterpart (where relevant), milestones and the implementation schedule. Implementation will start at the beginning of the biennium 2010–2011. Overall coordination and management of the country programme is the responsibility of the Head of the WHO Country Office. WHO budget allocation for a biennium indicates estimated resources that will be used for achieving CERs predominantly at country level, coming from both the WHO assessed contributions and from any other source. The value of WHO staff input to the BCAs is not reflected in these estimates, and hence the figures greatly understate the real value of the support to be provided. The funds included in this BCA are the Organization’s funds allocated for the Regional Office’s cooperation with the country. Implementation of the country programme workplan is the only way to mobilize these funds. It should also be noted that this Biennial Collaborative Agreement is open to further development and contributions from other sources, to supplement existing shared objectives or to introduce activities that have not been included at this stage owing to a lack of funding. In particular, the WHO Regional Office for Europe will facilitate coordination with WHO headquarters, in order to maximize the effectiveness of country interventions in the spir...
Terms of Collaboration. 2.1 The Theatre shall:
a) Deliver public performance of the play;
b) Guarantee artistic quality of the performance;
c) Assemble stage set, carry out lights check and rehearsal of the play prior to the performance;
d) Following the performance disassemble the stage set and load the vehicle designated to transfer the stage decorations;
e) Arrange for and cover the cost of return transfer of decorations, costumes and props from Liege to Bratislava in time;
f) Arrange for the payment of per diems to its artistic and technical staff participating in the implementation and delivery of the performance and cover their insurance fees;
g) Provide the SND publicity material for the performance in the required volume, format and well in time;
h) Provide the SND text of the play in e-format prior to the performance;
i) Submit to the SND requirements for stage technical equipment and technical staffing by 21 April 2015;
j) Submit to the SND requirements for accommodation of actors and technical staff;
k) Submit to the SND travel itinerary by 26 May 2015;
l) Arrange for and cover the cost of return transportation for its artistic and technical staff from Liege to Vienna;
2.2 The SND shall:
a) Ensure the organisation of the event, publicity and ticket sales;
b) Provide theatre premises for the construction of the stage set according to the requirements by the Theatre (Annex 1);
c) Provide and cover the cost of technical staff services related to the preparation and delivery of the performance in accordance with technical information (Annex 1);
d) On the day of the performance, provide for and cover the cost of services related to wardrobe, fire safety and security personnel (wardrobe attendants, hostesses, firemen, etc.);
e) Provide free parking by the SND New Building for the vehicle designated to transfer stage decorations;
f) Arrange and cover the cost of interpreting services during technical preparation of the performance, rehearsal and performance of the play;
g) Arrange and cover the cost of translation of the play from French into Slovak and English;
h) Arrange and cover the cost of copyright to use the Slovak and English translations;
i) Arrange for and cover the cost of simultaneous translation of the performance, including that of production of subtitles, technical equipment and service personnel;
a) Arrange and cover the cost of hotel accommodation (minimum standard 3*), including breakfast, for 6 people (2 actors, 4 technicians and manager) for 3 nights from ...
Terms of Collaboration. The Medium-term priorities (part 1) provide a provisional framework for collaboration for 2008–2013. The medium-term priorities may be revised every two years by mutual agreement, where prevailing circumstances indicate a need for change. The biennial priority outcomes and outputs for 2012–2013, presented in the Annex, may be amended by mutual agreement in writing between the WHO Regional Office for Europe and the individual country as a result of, for instance, changes in the country’s health situation, changes in the country capacity to implement the agreed activities, specific needs emerging during the biennium, or changes in the Regional Office’s capacity to provide the agreed outputs, or in light of changes in funding. Either party may initiate amendments. After the Biennial Collaborative Agreement is signed, the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Latvia will identify/confirm responsible national focal points for each of the priority outcomes as well as appoint an overall national counterpart to liaise with all national focal points on a regular basis. The national counterpart will be responsible for the overall implementation of the BCA on the part of the ministry, while the Head of the WHO Country Office (HWCO) will be responsible on behalf of WHO. The BCA workplan, including planned outputs and implementation schedule, will be agreed accordingly. Implementation will start at the beginning of the biennium 2012– 2013. The Regional Office will provide the highest possible level of technical assistance to the country and shall be facilitated and supported by the country office or other modalities present in the country. Overall coordination and management of the country workplan is the responsibility of the HWCO. WHO budget allocation for the biennium indicates the estimated costs of providing the planned outputs predominantly at country level, including the cost of staff in countries required to implement the country workplan. The funding will come from both WHO corporate resources and any other resources available through WHO. These funds should not be used to subsidize or fill financing gaps in the health sector, as a supplement to salaries or for the purchase of supplies. Purchases of supplies and donations within crisis response operations or as part of demonstration projects will continue to be funded through additional mechanisms in line with WHO rules and regulations. The value of WHO technical and management staff based in the Regional Offi...
Terms of Collaboration. 2.1 The SND shall:
a) Deliver public performance of the play;
b) Guarantee artistic quality of the performance;
c) Assemble stage set, carry technical rehearsal and rehearsal of the play prior to the performance;
d) Following the performance disassemble the stage set and load the vehicles designated to transfer the stage decorations
e) Arrange for and cover the cost of return transfer of decorations, costumes and props from Bratislava to Debrecen in time;
f) Arrange for and cover the cost of return transportation of all participants of the tour from Bratislava to Debrecen,
g) Arrange for the payment of per diems to all participants of the tour in the and cover their insurance fees;
h) Provide the Theatre publicity material for the performance in the required volume, format and well in time;
i) Arrange and cover the cost of translation of the play from Slovak into Hungarian;
j) Provide the Theatre with subtitles for the performance;
k) Submit to the Theatre technical rider of the performance by 1st March 2017;
l) Submit to the Theatre travel itinerary 13th March 2017;
m) Observe the rules generally applicable to conduct and work in a theatre and comply with the fire protection and the health and safety regulations applicable to the resident theatre company and to be liable for damage and risks (caused exclusively from its own fault) in connection with its activities, and bear the consequences of any injuries or damage suffered by its cast, crew and other contracted partners
2.2 The Theatre shall:
a) Ensure the organisation of the event, publicity and ticket sales;
b) Provide theatre premises for the technical preparation of the performance, rehearsal, the performance and deconstruction of the set according to the requirements by the SND (Annex 1);
c) Provide and cover the cost of technical staff services related to the preparation and delivery of the performance in accordance with technical information (Annex 1);
d) Arrange and cover the cost of hotel accommodation (minimum standard 3*), including breakfast. For 39 people for 2 nights from 28 to 30March 2017. Room types: 15 single bedrooms, 12 double bedrooms (separate beds).
e) On the day of the performance, provide for and cover the cost of services related to wardrobe, fire safety and security personnel (wardrobe attendants, hostesses, firemen, etc.);
f) Provide free parking next to the Theatre for the vehicles designated to transfer stage decorations;
g) If necessary arrange and cover the cost of permis...
Terms of Collaboration. The Foundation, the School District, and the School hereby agree to enter into a collaborative relationship over a two-year period, with the terms set forth below.
1. The Foundation is responsible for the selection of the Mentor.
2. The Foundation is responsible for the selection of the Fellows.
3. The Foundation hereby agrees to:
a. Provide a grant to the School District to cover two years of full-time salary and cost of benefits for the selected Mentor at the School, which includes items such as paid time off for sick leave, authorized vacation days, holidays, and other authorized absences which fall within the period of a Mentor’s participation under this Agreement, only to the extent the Mentor is entitled to. However, the Foundation shall not reimburse the School for more than thirteen (13) days of paid time off per year, during the period of this Agreement.
b. Provide reimbursement to the School District for the cost of five (5) substitute days for each Fellow. Foundation will also provide reimbursement to the School for the cost of one (1) substitute day for each Fellow, whereby the dates are determined by the Mentor.
c. Provide grants of $1,000 per school year for each Fellow and Mentor to cover out-of- pocket expenses for classroom materials, professional books, and conference expenses, directly related to this Program. Any amount of the $1,000 for each Fellow and Mentor which is not utilized in year one of the Program shall be transferred to the Fellow and Mentor in year two. Any amount not utilized at the end of year two of the Program shall be returned to the Foundation, along with supporting documents showing the amounts not utilized for each Fellow and Mentor. If extreme circumstances, such as closure of the entire school as during the recent COVID-19 period, occur that limit each Fellow and Mentor from utilizing the $1,000 in year two of the Program, the Foundation with prior approval will allow the unused funds to transfer over to the following school year; only if funds are spent on expenses directly related to this Program and the Fellow or Mentor remain in the School District. If these conditions are not met, then the funds must be returned to the Foundation.
d. Provide training programs and materials to support the Mentor and Fellows throughout the Program.
e. Conduct research and evaluation activities in order to inform the Program.
4. The School District and School hereby agree to:
a. Provide an estimate of the Mentor’s full-time sala...
Terms of Collaboration. This document can be modified, amended, expanded or reduced by mutual agreement between the parties or by the provision of six months written notice by either party. This document is not intended to create legal or binding obligations on either party. It serves only as a record of the parties’ current intentions. The collaboration described by this MoU is non-exclusive and each party is free to engage with and enter into strategic partnerships with other institutions or organisations. Additional agreements may be developed between the parties that may commence as a result of this MoU. This MoU is effective from the date of signing until 20 October 2027 unless terminated at an earlier date by mutual consent.
Terms of Collaboration. 3.1. To implement the project, the client pays the remuneration to the contractor according to the timetable below. The total value of the contract is 6,000 British Pound (GBP) NET.
Terms of Collaboration. 3.1. Within three working days after the conclusion of the Agreement, the Representative receives access to an online account (hereinafter the Account) which holds information on the Representative’s deals and bonuses as well as a unique discount coupon and affiliate link.
3.2. The Representative is expected to have high professional ethics and loyalty to the Company's products and a health-promoting way of life.
3.3. The Representative performs his work independently, in a convenient way, place, time, and with his own resources, guided by this Agreement and the Company’s Guidelines for Representatives (hereinafter the Guidelines).
3.4. The Representative has the right to motivate potential customers with discount coupon or affiliate link for purchasing products in the Company's web store. Safe and timely delivery of products is organised by the Company.
3.6. The Representative is personally responsible for his operations, including for following advertising rules and providing correct information to customers.
3.7. Representatives are not employees of the Company.
Terms of Collaboration. Ashland University will:
Terms of Collaboration. Department of Environmental Science Xxxxxx Xxxxxx (Sr.) College, CIDCO, Nanded. and Department of Environmental Science Xx. Xxxxxx College Tukum, Xxxxxxxxxx agree to enter into detailed agreements on case-to-case basis, with a defined objective, specifying the scope of work and mutual obligations, terms and conditions, financial arrangements, Intellectual Property Rights and similar contractual obligations.
