Information Infrastructure Clause Samples

The Information Infrastructure clause defines the requirements and standards for the systems, networks, and technologies used to store, process, and transmit information within the scope of the agreement. It typically outlines the responsibilities of each party regarding the maintenance, security, and accessibility of these technological resources, and may specify compliance with certain industry standards or regulations. By establishing clear expectations for the management and protection of information infrastructure, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings, ensures operational continuity, and mitigates risks related to data breaches or system failures.
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Information Infrastructure. The Parties shall endeavour to expand and strengthen cooperation, with a view to setting up a global information infrastructure. This shall involve: — exchange of information on policies and programmes aimed at setting up the information infrastructure and the corresponding services, — close cooperation between institutions managing current information networks (academic and/or government agencies), — exchange of information on technologies, market needs and other information, organisation of seminars, workshops and conferences for experts and industrialists from both sides, — training and advisory operations, — joint execution of projects, — promotion and agreement of standards, certification and testing, — promotion of an appropriate regulatory framework, — action to promote the growth of information services and infrastructure.
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Information Infrastructure. The Parties shall endeavour to expand and strengthen cooperation, with a view to setting up a global information infrastructure. This shall involve: - exchange of information on policies and programmes aimed at setting up the information infrastructure and the corresponding services, - close cooperation between institutions managing current information networks (academic and/or government agencies), - exchange of information on technologies, market needs and other information, organisation of seminars, workshops and conferences for experts and industrialists from both sides, - training and advisory operations, - joint execution of projects, - promotion and agreement of standards, certification and testing, - promotion of an appropriate regulatory framework, - action to promote the growth of information services and infrastructure. Article 86 Banking, insurance and other financial services 1. The Parties shall cooperate with the aim of establishing and developing a suitable framework for the encouragement of a banking, insurance and financial services sector in Estonia. 2. The cooperation shall focus on: - the improvement of efficient accounting and audit systems in Estonia based on international rules and European Community standards, - the strengthening and restructuring of the banking and financial systems, - the improvement and harmonisation of supervision and regulation system of banking and financial services, - the preparation of glossaries of terminology, - the exchange of information in particular in respect of laws in force or being drafted, - the preparation and translation of Community and Estonian legislation. 3. To this end, the cooperation shall include the provision of technical assistance and training. Article 87 Audit and financial control cooperation 1. The Parties shall cooperate with the aim to developing efficient financial control and audit systems in the Estonian administration following standard Community methods and proceedings. 2. Cooperation shall focus on: - the exchange of relevant information on audit systems, - the uniformisation of audit documentation, - training and advisory operations. 3. To this end, technical assistance shall be provided by the Community as appropriate.
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Information Infrastructure. The Parties shall endeavour to expand and strengthen cooperation, with a view to setting up a global information infrastructure. This shall involve: — exchange of information on policies and programmes aimed at setting up the information infrastructure and the corresponding services, — close cooperation between institutions managing current information networks (academic and/or government agencies), — exchange of information on technologies, market needs and other information, organisation of seminars, workshops and conferences for experts and industrialists from both sides, — training and advisory operations, — joint execution of projects, — promotion and agreement of information technology standards, hardware and software certification and testing, — promotion of an appropriate regulatory framework, assessment of existing information technology legislation in relation to European Union laws, — action to promote the growth of information services and infrastructure, — cooperation in the areas of electronic data interchange (EDI) technology and information security systems and policies.
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Information Infrastructure. The Parties shall endeavour to expand and strengthen cooperation, with a view to setting up a Global Information Infrastructure. This shall involve: - exchange of information on policies and programmes aimed at setting up the information infrastructure and the corresponding services; - close cooperation between institutions managing current information networks (academic and/or government agencies); - exchange of information on technologies, market needs and other information, organization of seminars, workshops and conferences for experts and industrialists from both sides; - training and advisory operations; - joint execution of projects; - promotion and agreement of standards, certification and testing; - promotion of an appropriate regulatory framework; - action to promote the growth of information services and infrastructure. ARTICLE 87 Banking, insurance and other financial services
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Information Infrastructure. ‌ An Information Infrastructure will be put in place for
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Information Infrastructure information is the data plus meaning and organisation, which is all that is needed for qualifying data for climate-related and service-related use, the structure of storage as well as its preparation (curation) for dissemination; all kinds of data become climate data of various forms, gets linked with non-climate data, and is again based also on social practices, personnel, and the organisational set-up and institutional framework around these;
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  • Information Access Each Party (“Disclosing Party”) shall make available to another Party (“Requesting Party”) information that is in the possession of the Disclosing Party and is necessary in order for the Requesting Party to: (i) verify the costs incurred by the Disclosing Party for which the Requesting Party is responsible under this Agreement; and (ii) carry out its obligations and responsibilities under this Agreement. The Parties shall not use such information for purposes other than those set forth in this Article 25.1 of this Agreement and to enforce their rights under this Agreement.