Industrial Development Clause Samples
The Industrial Development clause outlines the obligations and procedures related to the construction, expansion, or improvement of industrial facilities on a property. Typically, it specifies the standards, timelines, and approvals required for any industrial development activities, and may address issues such as compliance with zoning laws, environmental regulations, and infrastructure requirements. This clause ensures that any industrial development is conducted in an orderly and legally compliant manner, thereby protecting the interests of both the property owner and the surrounding community.
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Industrial Development. In order to create a solid basis for industrialisation and promote collective self- reliance, Member States shall:
Industrial Development. In order to create a solid basis for industrialisation and promote collective selfreliance, Member States shall:
(a) Ensure the development of the following basic industries essential for collective self-reliance and the modernisation of priority sectors of the economy:
(i) Food and agro-based industries;
(ii) Building and construction industries;
(iii) Metallurgical industries;
(iv) Mechanical industries;
(v) Electrical and electronics industries;
(vi) Chemical and petro-chemical industries;
(vii) Forestry industries;
(viii) Energy industries;
(ix) Textile and leather industries;
(x) Transport and communications industries; and
(xi) Biotechnology industries;
(b) Ensure the promotion of small-scale industries with a view to enhancing the generation of employment opportunities in Member States;
(c) Promote intermediate industries that have strong linkages to the economy in order to increase the local component of industrial output within the Community;
(d) Prepare master plans at regional and Community levels for the establishment of African multinational industries particularly those whose construction cost and volumes of production exceed national financial and absorptive capacities;
(e) Strengthen and establish, where they do not exist, specialised institutions for the financing of African multinational industrial projects;
(f) Facilitate the establishment of African multinational enterprises and encourage and give financial and technical support to African entrepreneurs;
(g) Promote the sale and consumption of strategic industrial products manufactured in Member States;
(h) Promote technical co-operation and the exchange of experience in the field of industrial technology and implement technical training programmes among Member States;
(i) Strengthen the existing multinational institutions, particularly, the African Regional Centre for Technology, the African Regional Centre for Design and Manufacture and the African Industrial Development Fund;
(j) Establish a data and statistical information base to serve industrial development at the regional and continental levels;
(k) Promote South-South and North-South co-operation for the attainment of industrialisation objectives in Africa;
(l) Promote industrial specialisation in order to enhance the complementarity of African economies and expand the intraCommunity trade base, due account being taken of national and regional resource endowments; and
(m) Adopt common standards and appropriate quality control sy...
Industrial Development. Member States shall adopt the policies necessary to enhance the participation of the industrial sector in the economy, coordination of industrial activity on a GCC-wide integrated basis, including the implementation of the Unified Strategy of Industrial Development for the GCC Member States.
Industrial Development. (1) Preference should first be given to water-dependent industrial uses over nonwater- dependent industrial uses; and second, to water-related industrial uses over nonwater- oriented industrial uses.
(2) Industrial development and redevelopment should be encouraged to locate where environmental cleanup and restoration of the shoreline area can be incorporated.
Industrial Development the Parties shall promote customized industrial cooperation for mutual prosperity in areas including diversifying and upgrading their industrial structures, building energy infrastructure for industrial development and the industrial materials and construction facilities market to meet demand and supply.
Industrial Development. NSR and NCRR will work cooperatively with the North Carolina Departments of Commerce and Transportation and with regional economic development interests to enhance economic development in the areas served by NSR on the NCRR track segments. NSR will make special efforts on the eastern segment of the line and will cooperate with industrial development efforts to identify and secure long term railroad users to locate adjacent to such NCRR line. EXHIBIT 10(i), Page 24 of 44
Industrial Development.
(1) Industrial development should be prohibited in shoreline jurisdiction, consistent with City zoning.
Industrial Development a. The member countries adopt policies required for increasing industry sector contribution to economy added to coordinating industrial activity among them on integrative basis including executing "Unified strategy of industrial development for Arabian Gulf Countries Cooperation Council Countries".
b. The member countries unify industrial systems and legislations among themselves including systems of encouraging industry together with fighting preventive procedures and dumping.
Industrial Development