Work planning and timetable Sample Clauses

Work planning and timetable. Fig. 2 shows the planned timing of the Project expressed in form of a Xxxxx chart. reporting the time extent of the Work Packages. 111CYCLOPS - Proposal No. 031874
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Work planning and timetable. The project is intended to run for three years. This is realistically the minimum timeframe for a project of this scope. The workplan has been designed so that most of the work can begin immediately, but some of the tasks require input from other work packages before they can begin their activities. The survey and database of European resources and centres of activity (WP2), co-ordination of research on problems caused by viruses and vectors, and their methods of control (WP3), analysis of standards, legislation, ethical issues, codes of practice, regulations, and intellectual property issues (WP4), and resistance, and innovation and transgenic, workshops to improve the genetic control of virus/vector resistance (WP5) work packages can all begin immediately. The work of WP2 and WP4 will be largely completed by the mid-term assessment, but annual updates of the data will be performed to ensure that the project’s members are always working with the latest information. WP3 and WP5 will be ongoing throughout the project. Work towards the International Conference on “Use of genetic resistance as a tool to control plant pathogenic viruses/vectors” (WP6) will begin in Month 24 and finish in Month 35. The dissemination phase (WP7) evidently cannot really begin until Month 12, when a substantial amount of work will have been carried out, and its activities will not begin in xxxxxxx until after the mid-term meeting. The co-ordination work (WP1) will be ongoing throughout the project. A Xxxxx chart is shown on the following page. This presents work on the project graphically, and shows interconnections between the work packages and their individual tasks. Project milestones are presented in red (mid-grey in b&w) boxes, whereas deliverables are shown in blue (dark-grey in b&w) boxes. Project meetings are marked with an asterisk (*), and the International Conference is marked with the letter C, at the bottom of the table. Light grey periods show times where the work package is inactive, whilst periods of activity are left unshaded.†
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Work planning and timetable. The project is arranged into a number of work packages (WP). Each WP covers a logically distinguishable part of activities, possibly contributing to more than one objective. Integrating work performed through various WPs is a key issue in managing the project and is elevated to a separate WP, accompanied by Evaluation. In this section we present a WP overview and a timetable embedding the WPs together with their milestones and deliverables in the 36 months project duration period. The logic behind arranging the work is based on the following rough division of necessary activities:
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Work planning and timetable. 7.3. Graphical presentation of work packages Not applicable
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