Travel Insurance, Personal Safety and Health Sample Clauses

Travel Insurance, Personal Safety and Health. The Consultant retained by IDRC is responsible for the cost of any insurance he/she may wish to have in connection with travel undertaken in fulfilment of his/her commitments to this Contract. This applies to all types of insurance including, but not limited to, insurance in respect of death, bodily injury, permanent disability, medical, hospitalization, and evacuation IDRC’s designated travel agency will not advise the Consultant of the availability of insurances unless specifically requested by the Consultant at the time of booking travel. Any insurance acquired by the Consultant from IDRC’s designated travel agency shall be at the expense of the Consultant. Upon the request of IDRC, the Consultant shall provide IDRC with an insurer’s certificate. The Consultant has the exclusive responsibility for maintaining personal safety and good health during the period of this Contract. IDRC strongly suggests that the Consultant consult the diplomatic and consular authorities of the country of their nationality with a view to heed the travel recommendations applicable in the countries to be visited under this Contract. It is the responsibility of the Consultant to seek information and advice from any other reliable sources. Should travel not be advised by the authorities, the Consultant must immediately upon making that determination advise the IDRC Representatives who will, at IDRC’s discretion, either terminate the Contract, or with the Consultant’s agreement, defer performance until such time as the restrictions on travel are removed, or propose an alternative work plan for the Consultant’s agreement. IDRC also strongly suggests that Consultants seek guidance from qualified health personnel concerning potential health risks in the areas to be visited. In preparing for a trip to a developing country, Consultants should receive all recommended immunizations and take malaria prophylaxis when travelling to an area where malaria is endemic. IDRC especially recommends that: • a traveller’s clinic be consulted if possible; • health and accident insurance, including coverage for emergency evacuation, be obtained. Traveller's health information is available in the public domain, including from sites such as xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/ or those maintained by the World Health Organization, Health Canada and the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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