Audiences Clause Samples

Audiences. Audience segments within territories of interest as defined by Framework Public Bodies – this may include social demographic, geographic, local, regional, national and/or international territories;

Audiences. On a case-by-case basis, live audiences may be used as long as audience members are fully vaccinated and undergo symptom screening on entry. • An appropriate physical separation shall be maintained at all times between performers working without PPE and audience members. Medical professionals shall be consulted to determine the nature of the physical separation required for the safety of the performer in such situations. • To the extent possible, reduce crowding of all shared workspaces (e.g., production offices and shops) with a goal of keeping people 6 feet apart. • In control rooms, editing rooms and other small spaces, if physical distancing cannot be maintained, all individuals must wear face coverings and should practice hand hygiene.

Audiences. ScienceTalk aims to increase awareness of the scientific impact of European grid and e-Infrastructure projects by providing interesting, useful and insightful material aimed at four main audiences.

Audiences. The HBP has a broad range of audiences and stakeholders, both inside, and outside the HBP. These have various interests and motivations regarding the Project, which need to be taken into account when determining the right messages, channels and tools for each audience. Key external audiences include:  The neuroscience community and potential users of the HBP Research Infrastructure  National, regional, European and international research institutions, initiatives and infrastructures  Member states  Funding agencies  International organisations, Intergovernmental Organisations  Academics  Civil society, Non-Governmental Organisations and interest groups  Industry  Media  The public at large Key internal audiences include:  Opinion leaders and decision makers of the Consortium (e.g SP Leaders, Board members)  Subprojects (SPs)  The Consortium at large  The European Commission and its affiliate groups  Flag-ERA We will first focus on building a sense of team spirit and excitement for belonging to the HBP, across the Consortium, through regular communication and information to ensure that all HBP Partners are kept informed of what is going on in the project and of the actual state of progress of the whole Project. Content areas will include science progress reports and updates, as well as decisions taken at board level, ongoing work, changes in organisations/management – e.g. interactions with the Member States, Partnering Projects, Open Calls, SGAs, project reviews, and information about what is going on in the other SPs. Key messages, talking points and Q&As for Managers on key topics and issues will be provided on a regular basis to help leaders play their role as communicators with their staff. We will also include bottom-up communications working with the communications coordinators who are not only responsible for disseminating message from the centre to the sub-projects but also to pass critical information in the opposite direction, helping project management to be aware of issues and opportunities on the ground. We intend to work proactively with the media, focusing on promoting science stories. A full-time media manager will be hired as part of the communications team in the Project Coordination Office; media requests for scientific topics will be directed to experts. In addition, a spokesperson with a good understanding of the Project’s management, politics and high-level scientific aspects will be nominated. We will address misleadin...

Audiences. The Health Policy Project has the following target audiences, with whom it will promote and publicize USAID sponsorship:

Audiences. The outcomes from this proposal will provide a broad network of local, state, and federal coastal resource managers, tribal representatives, and elected officials with data, information, tools, and processes to enhance their decision-making and public trust responsibilities for marine resources and uses on the West Coast. A secondary audience includes public stakeholders, academic scientists, private industry investigators, and non- governmental organizations (NGOs) that require open access to datasets and data products as they work with natural resource managers.

Audiences. The Fund’s monitoring and reporting activities have a number of key intended audiences. These are divided into primary and secondary audiences in relation to monitoring and reporting data. Bidders may comment on this material making suggestions for changes and additions, if necessary. Bidders are expected to indicate how relevant monitoring and reporting data would be made available to different identified audiences. In particular, bidders are expected to explain how they would contribute data and evidence to be used in the Fund’s strategic communications on results achieved. The selected contractor will develop a detailed system for flow of monitoring data during inception with this being revised and refined during implementation.

Audiences. The primary audiences for the CKS Service are clinicians working in General Practice and clinicians in training.

Audiences. Target audience groups are to be identified for each borough and communications channels to be identified/designed for these groups. For each audience group it will be pre-determined where responsibility for communications lies, either with the Partnership or the individual borough. All communications should remain accessible to all members of our community, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, disability etc.