Objectives and Activities. 1. The objectives of the Centre shall be to:
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Objectives and Activities. GOAL Create a culture of preparedness and xxxxxx a resilient workforce within LPHA. OBJECTIVE By June 30, 2020, 100% of LPHA staff will be able to identify thier role during an emergency affecting the public's health. OBJECTIVE By June 30, 2020, 90% of LPHA staff will have a personal preparedness plan for thier individual and family needs. ACTIVITY During new staff orientation PHEP will be presented as a foundational public health capabilty. ACTIVITY Internal tabletop exercise simulating a highly infectious communicable disease in county. ACTIVITY ACTIVITY Personal go-Kit Emergency Go-Kit contest will be held Passports will be during National distributed to all staff Preparedness Month. during National Staff will bring photos. Preparedness Month. TRAINING AND EDUCATION: List planned preparedness trainings, workshops attended by staff. DRILLS and EXERCISES: List all drills and exercises you plan to conduct or significantly participate in and identify annual exercises in accordance with your approved MYTEP and as required in Section 4.i. of this Program Element. You may use this section of the workplan to qualify as your MYTEP, or you may use a format that best meets your LPHA’s needs.
Objectives and Activities. Project objectives and activities, and Client’s and Collaborator’s respective Project responsibilities, are set out in the Project Plan. Client and Collaborator will each carry out such responsibilities in accordance with this MOU.
Objectives and Activities. Assumed within the listed Objectives and Activities are a set of “Core” or ongoing program activities that both Ecology and EPA commit to continue. Examples of these “Core” activities would include; maintenance and operation of the vehicle emissions program, air monitoring, and outreach and education. In addition, both EPA and the state will continue to work together to assess and refine the list of indicators as adequate measures of the state’s air program success. Both agencies will address any emerging air quality issues in a proactive manner. National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) are being met in all areas of the state and all nonattainment areas have been re-designated to attainment by the year 2000. (goals 1, 2) Ecology FTE: 67 EPA FTE: 2 Local Air Authorities: 20 Ecology, in partnership with Local Air Authorities, will: EPA Region 10 will:
Objectives and Activities. 1. Facilitate coordination and involvement by other federal and state agencies, tribes, and local governments in water quality management.
Objectives and Activities. General Comments
Objectives and Activities i) The ICRANET shall promote international scientific co-operation and undertake research in the field of Relativistic Astrophysics. It shall also co-ordinate international theoretical, experimental and observational research using instrumentation in space, on the earth's surface or underground;
Objectives and Activities. TRAINING AND EDUCATION: List planned preparedness trainings, workshops conducted or attended by preparedness staff. DRILLS and EXERCISES: List all drills and exercises you plan to conduct and identify annual exercises in accordance with your threetwo-year training and exercise plan attachment and as required in section 4.i of the PE-12 contract. For an exercise to qualify under this requirement the exercise must a.) Be part of a progressive strategy, b.) Involve public health staff in the planning process, and c.) Involve more than one county public health staff and/or related partners as active participants. A real incident involving a coordinated public health response may qualify as an exercise.
Objectives and Activities. The WWF and CARE partnership will address imminent threats to biodiversity while promoting social equity, good governance and sustainable livelihoods. In Nepal, activities will be concentrated in KCA, the first community managed conservation area in South Asia, and the adjoining forest corridors of four village development committees (Papung, Surumakhim, Kalikhola and Phalaicha). In India WWF will work in Kangchendzonga Biosphere Reserve, including Kangchendzonga National Park, and forested areas in west and north Sikkim. The Government of India is a partner in the project. Their concerns, needs and expected outcomes have informed each step of this program design. Specifically, their keen interest in participatory approaches to biodiversity conservation in the projects sites have been fully taken into account. WWF’s strength in biodiversity conservation in the region is complemented by CARE’s strength in the areas of good governance, social inclusion, policy analysis, and Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (CVCA). This project will build on the experiences from both the Terai Arc Landscape program implemented with GCP I and GCP II funding, and the strategies identified in the government endorsed Sacred Himalayan Landscape Strategic Plan for Nepal.
