Monitoring & Reporting. 19.1. Customer shall implement logging and monitoring measures for security-related events.
Monitoring & Reporting a) CP will prepare a monthly stewardship report that will track the performance metrics stated in Section 1 of this Exhibit. In addition, upon reasonable request by either party, the parties will meet on a regular basis to discuss the stewardship report and its associated performance metrics.
Monitoring & Reporting. Each local council will provide the DfC with monthly progress reports regarding the number of: surveys completed; the number of self referral surveys completed; and numbers and details of referrals to other schemes or services. Local councils will share any Audit recommendations concerning Affordable Warmth and consider those to improve the management of the scheme. This will be done in consultation with DfC.
Monitoring & Reporting a. Perform 22c-2 Monitoring / Reporting: In order to assist the GE Products with their compliance with their policies and procedures related to market timing activity, USBFS shall, in accordance with the procedures established from time to time by the GE Fund Products and USBFS, provide the following services
Monitoring & Reporting. (a) WMECO will provide the Department with periodic annual written reporting as frequently as circumstances merit.
Monitoring & Reporting. 6.1 The State Agency is required to perform a review of actual usage data of eligible customers served during the program year. The State Agency will provide a report to the top five (5) Natural Gas and Electricity Suppliers and the top ten (10) Tank Propane Suppliers at the end of the regular heating season. The Supplier shall submit to the State Agency actual usage data for each eligible customer in each billing cycle or calendar month of the pertinent period set forth under the program period defined in this agreement. Actual usage data submitted shall include:
Monitoring & Reporting. 3.1. Customer shall log all security‐related events on critical or sensitive systems, and save the related audit trails, for at least one (1) month.
Monitoring & Reporting. It is a requirement that a monitoring report is submitted along with an invoice within the timescales agreed. The Plan Coordinator will send out the monitoring template the week before the monitoring is due The monitoring report should address the following: Number of people benefiting from the project; activities undertaken during the reporting period with evidence such as photos, quotations, good news stories attached; the impact and difference the project has made; if the project is on track in terms of outcomes, timescales and budget The report will be presented to the Big Xxxx Xxxxxx Partnership Board Brief report at the end of each term to advise progress towards outcomes Report dates – August 2021 November 2021 February 2022 May 2022 Evidence can include photographs, contribution to local newsletters and involvement in the Big Local Celebration events. Report will need to answer this question 'what difference has the funding made?' FEES The agreed fee is £3200 Payment will be on receipt of invoice and monitoring report and will be paid following approval of the monitoring report by the partnership group. An initial payment will be made to enable the club to be established Payments due by Instalments: Quarter 1 £800 Quarter 2 £800 Quarter 3 £500 Quarter 4 £500 ATTENDANCE AT PARTNERSHIP EVENTS It is a requirement of the funding that the delivery partner attend an annual celebration event organised by Big Xxxx Xxxxxx and give an update on the successes of the project and the difference it has made. EXPECTED OUTCOMES Residents attending feel less isolated and part of the community Residents are aware of community activities Residents feel more content These outcomes will be measured through conducting surveys with residents and collecting comments from them about the difference the club makes to their wellbeing.
Monitoring & Reporting. As part of the Services, Provider shall implement measurement and monitoring tools and procedures necessary to measure its performance of the Services against the Service Levels. Subject to the provisions of Section 8.2, Provider shall provide Recipient, or its auditors, with information and documentation regarding the measurement and monitoring tools necessary to verify compliance by Provider with the Service Levels, and shall provide Recipient, or its auditors, with such access to the measurement and monitoring tools as is necessary to conduct such analysis. Provider shall deliver to Recipient, on a Calendar Quarter and annual basis, reports regarding Provider’s ongoing performance under the Service Levels and the Service Credits granted or due to Recipient.
Monitoring & Reporting. Accountability, and Evaluation Stakeholders and regulatory authorities will observe the project as it moves forward, and information exchanged as part of it will assist EPA in tracking environmental performance under the project. In addition, the reporting requirements outlined in Section II.F will provide a further mechanism to ensure project accountability. International Paper agrees to report compliance with the Phase 1 limits to the Collaborative Process Team on a monthly basis and to provide biannual summaries for the estimated four-year duration of the project to the Project Signatories and interested stakeholders. Additionally as part of the technical assessment performed by the Technical Assessment Subgroup, IP agrees to identify effluent improvement projects, estimate their potential pollutant reduction, project costs, and their time frame for construction and full implementation. Also as part of this XL project, IP agrees to monitor its wastewater pollutant loadings (production normalized and total) in order to evaluate pollutant contributions (for the technical evaluation) as well as evaluate success of each implemented effluent reduction project. See Section II.F for further detail. The Collaborative Process Team will recommend monitoring requirements to evaluate success of this project.
