Coordinated Clause Samples
The "Coordinated" clause establishes a requirement for parties to work together in a synchronized manner to achieve certain objectives or complete specific tasks. In practice, this clause may require parties to share information, align schedules, or jointly plan activities to ensure that their actions are harmonized and do not conflict. Its core function is to promote efficiency and prevent misunderstandings or delays by ensuring that all involved parties are acting in concert toward a common goal.
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Coordinated provide care coordination for individuals with serious behavioral health conditions with an emphasis on individualized services across providers and systems. At the system level, leverage resources by analyzing funding gaps, assessing the use of existing resources from all funding streams, and identifying strategies to close the funding gaps, including the options of blending and braiding of funding sources.
Coordinated. The strategies are coordinated - with PARTNERS working collaboratively, sharing information, and aligning policies across programs to ensure efficiency and enhanced access. Common intake procedures Aligning terminology Integrating technology Targeted outreach Enhancing access to available services Improving data sharing and analysis Sharing knowledge to facilitate referrals Increasing co-enrollment of PARTNER-program participants Proactive: The strategies are proactive - anticipating future problems, needs, and changes. Coordinating policy development Public sector partnerships Developing and implementing sector strategies Promoting and targeting high wage, high skill, and high demand jobs Developing career pathways Aligning education, credentialing, and placement Expanding work-based learning opportunities Planning for the impacts of disruptive technology and innovation Increasing school careers and workforce professionals’ knowledge and exposure to the job opportunities in Nebraska The strategies are responsive and adaptable - continuously improving to meet the changing needs of jobseekers and employers. Coordinating funding streams Assessing systems collaboratively to ensure continuous improvement Coordinating with local and regional areas Targeted distribution of available funding streams Targeted acquisition of new funding streams and other resources Working closely with each WIOA-designated region Promoting career readiness Continuous improvement of workforce development strategies Continued development and dissemination of online resources The American Job Center provides jobseekers, including individuals with barriers to employment, such as individuals with disabilities, with the skills and credentials necessary to secure and advance in employment with family-sustaining wages. Additionally, the AJC enables employers to easily identify and hire skilled workers and access other supports, including education and training for their current workforce. Further, comprehensive evaluations support continuous improvement of the AJC by identifying which strategies work better for different populations. The One-Stop Center network and PARTNER programs are organized to provide high-quality services to individuals and employers. The GLWDB, the One Stop System Operator and the one stop PARTNERs must increase coordination of programs and resources to support a comprehensive system that seamlessly provides integra...
Coordinated a warning system should avoid duplication of effort where possible and support a shared understanding of the situation among different agencies involved in managing the incident.
Coordinated. Services shall be coordinated within and between all provider agencies, purchasers, service users and carers.
Coordinated. The comprehensive/master plan will coordinate the various elements, such as transportation, land use, community facilities, that must come together in order to provide for the desired quality of life.