Joint Resources Sample Clauses

Joint Resources. The Districts have an interest, where practicable, in the shared utilization of resources, such as Facilities, Food Service, technology services, and Student Information System Administration. It is the intent of the parties to maximize the efficiency of any such operations to reduce total cost with a fair allocation of expense for the relevant service paid by the respective districts.
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Joint Resources. Under the partnership, both the Ministry and Churches will jointly engage and utilise their resources together see Table 6 below, however, there are other areas that require only the MTGPEA or the Churches to provide needed support or assistance in facilitating the program implementation process to be operational. Finance The Ministry has as annual Budget allocation for Ecclesiastical Institutions (Churches) that will be managed under the PEAD. The Churches need to liaise with the designated Division for budget support. The Ministry will design a Partnership Financing Agreement signed by both Partners (PS as Accountable Officer representing the Ministry and designated Church Representatives representing the Churches). Time Scheduling and timeframe for planning, budgeting, implementation and reporting will follow the SIG Annual Planning and Budgeting process but will be defined after the Annual Budget is appropriated in Parliament. Staff and skills The Ministry has specialised trained staff with knowledge and skills in Peacebuilding. The Churches also have specialised human resources that are knowledgeable in spiritual aspects of life that can be utilised under this Partnership. Expertise Both Partners have local and international expertise that can be sourced to carry out relevant specific program areas needed under the Partnership. It is important that both partners to put in place a Directory of Skills-based. Advocacy The Ministry have a Public Relations and Communications Personnel in the PPPPDD. The Division may work collaboratively with designated people in the Churches to carryout advocacy programs and activities. Land Sharing resources such as land or educational institutions is essential for joint resourcing.
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