July 1992 – September 1996 Sample Clauses

July 1992 – September 1996. Against this backdrop of evolving North South relationships and cross-border bodies, CAWT has continued to develop. It is now operating in a completely different environment from when it was first conceived. From its establishment in July 1992 CAWT has been successful in providing a framework for groups and individuals to come together to explore a range of common issues relevant to their services areas. During the period 1992 to 1996 CAWT policy was developed by the CAWT Management Board (formerly known as the Steering Group) comprising the Chief Executive Officers and Chairpersons of the four participating Health Boards. Four officers from the Health Boards who formed the Secretariat met and worked together to identify and explore the potential for cross-border co-operation in health and social services. Cross-border working groups, again made up of staff from the four Boards collaborated on specific service and care group areas and a number of research projects were undertaken and funded jointly by the Boards. These included the following: • Recruitment practices in both jurisdictions. • Geographical Information Systems. • Child Care Legislation. • Learning Disabilities needs assessment in both jurisdictions. • Social deprivation in both jurisdictions.