Community Contribution. Based upon estimates in Exhibit C, it is estimated that the Company will not be required to make a Community Contribution pursuant to the terms of Section 3.10 below.
Community Contribution the work measurably enhances the Institution’s reputation or worthiness in the eyes of the community. Based on the qualifications for merit outlined above, Academic Officers (Division Chairs, Academic Directors) can nominate faculty and provide documentation of merit qualifications to the Associate Xxxx of Academics by February 1st. The Executive Council of the Senate and Union leadership will be informed of all faculty merit nominations and final Leadership decisions.
Community Contribution the work measurably enhances the Institution’s reputation or worthiness in the eyes of the community. Merit award application dates are as follows: • Xxxx/CEO will send opening notification to all faculty May 1 and September 1. • Applications must be received by Xxxx/CEO by the first Friday in October. • Xxxx/CEO will make final decision by the first Friday in November. • Awards are effective in the next payroll period following the Xxxx/CEO’s final decision.
Community Contribution. The Authority and the Association authorise for the purposes of subsection 21(3) of the OC Act a community contribution details of which are set out in the following table. Statement of Purpose and Activity: Provision of municipal services and support Note: Purpose or activity that is intended to be of particular benefit to the Community in the area or to visitors to the Community Fixed Charge as Approved by Minister (including variations): $240.00 per property unit on rateable land Land to which the Community Contribution will relate: All rateable land within the township of Iron Knob
Community Contribution. Every Sixth Form student will be expected to make a Community Contribution of at least 36 hours over the course of the academic year (that’s roughly an hour per week). The nature of Community Contribution is up to the student. Certain activities will be organised by the Sixth Form, but students are equally encouraged to organise their own activities. The types of activities which could be included could be in-class support, reading with younger students, helping with sports teams, running clubs etc. STAGES OF SIXTH FORM ATTENDANCE MONITORING 23/24 0 Students with unexplained absences will be emailed daily by LRC staff Ongoing support/monitoring by tutor, subject area & Sixth Form 1 Students with under 90% attendance identified Stage 1 communicated to student via email Target set to improve to 90% over the next 2-3 weeks 2-3 weeks 2 Students attending over 90% overall removed from Stage 1 Students improving over monitoring period but still under 90%, frozen at Stage 1 Where there is no improvement, student moved to Stage 2 and both student and parent/carer emailed 2-3 weeks Students attending over 90% overall removed from Stage 2 Students improving over monitoring period but still under 90%, frozen at Stage 2 Where there is no improvement, student moved to Stage 3 and meeting held with student and parent/carer to agree Attendance Action Plan 2-3 weeks Students attending over 90% overall removed from Stage 3 Students improving over monitoring period but still under 90%, frozen at Stage 3 Where there is no improvement, student moved to Stage 4, issued with a Stage 4 Attendance Letter inviting them and parent/carer to attend an attendance panel Students may not be entered for an exam in a subject where their attendance is below 85% STAGES OF SIXTH FORM ACADEMIC MONITORING 23/24 0 Subject staff monitor Attitude to Learning for all students, including both in and outside of the classroom All students expected to meet the expectations detailed in the Sixth Form Learning Agreement Ongoing support/monitoring by tutor, subject area & Sixth Form 1 After raising initial concerns teacher places student on Teacher Review Teacher emails student, detailing reasons and targets with appropriate deadlines Teacher Review logged with Sixth Form team 2-3 weeks Where targets are met, student removed from Teacher Review If no improvement, student placed on Subject Review Teacher communicates reason to student and updates targets Teacher or Subject Leader contacts home to relay co...
Community Contribution. Sources of Contribution Type (cash/in-kind) Committed/ projected Value (JA$) Total Table 3 – Proposing Organisation’s Contribution Sources of Contribution Type (Cash/in-kind) Committed/projected Value (JA$) Total Projected Expenditures Please complete table 4 below detailing expenditure per category and how the funds will be used over the project period. Table 4 - Budget of Project Expenditures – USD
Community Contribution. For the purpose of this policy, applicants involved in and/or participating to the community is defined as: Economic Contribution – households where at least one adult member is in employment within the Pennine Lancashire area (including permanent, temporary & self-employed), and has been employed for nine of the last 12 months. Verification will be required at point of offer. Accepted forms of verification are payslips, bank statements or a verifying letter from the employer. Voluntary Contribution – households where at least one adult member is volunteering within the Pennine Lancashire area and has been for a continuous period of six months and for a minimum of 10 hours per month. Verification will be required at the point of offer in the form of a letter from the manager of the organisation. Those applicants who are unable to be involved in or participate in their community due to a disability, caring responsibility or other characteristic will benefit from the same additional preference as those who are actively involved in and/or participating in their community, subject to satisfactory evidence.
Community Contribution. Not Used. The Authority and the Association authorise for the purposes of subsection 21(3) of the OC Act a community contribution details of which are set out in the following table. Statement of Purpose and Activity: Fixed Charge as Approved by Minister (including variations): Land to which the Community Contribution will relate:
Community Contribution. 1. The Community shall pay to UNRWA annually a cash contribution towards the cost of the education and health programmes. The size of this contribution for the education programme shall be EUR 32,45 million in 1999, EUR 34,07 million in 2000 and EUR 35,77 million in 2001. The size of this contribution for the general health programme shall be EUR 5,88 million in 1999, EUR 6,17 million in 2000 and EUR 6,48 million in 2001.
Community Contribution. 1.4 Not to first Occupy cause or permit to be first Occupied any part of the Development unless and until the Community Contribution has been paid to the Council.
