Other stakeholders. 74. Defendants will encourage active involvement of class members and their families, community stakeholders, RBHAs, DES and the Administrative Office of the Courts and private providers in planning and evaluation activities related to implementation of this Settlement Agreement.
Other stakeholders. Other stakehoIders broadIy incIude the foIIowing:
Other stakeholders. Stakeholders not nominated for the panel can become members of the “Stakeholder Fo- rum”. The candidates for the Stakeholder Forum comprises a number of institutions and communities that are considered important for the EGDI-Scope project – either because they represent end users of a future European Geological Data Infrastructure (EGDI), or because they possess knowledge that is valuable for the project or because they are po- tential future suppliers of data and information for the infrastructure. Invitation letters have been mailed to potential candidates of the Stakeholder Forum. The invitation mail asks people to express their interest in the project and their preferred level of engagement. An announcement circular for the first stakeholder workshop (14th November) was included with a deadline of November 2nd for registration. During the course of the project, any other organization or community that may be relevant for the EGDI is free to express interest in participation in the Stakeholder Forum.
Other stakeholders. The HFA will enjoy a reputation for excellence among our stakeholders who clearly understand and value HFA offerings.
Other stakeholders. Other stakeholders broadly include the following:
Other stakeholders. Province; Water Board; NGOs; private owners; businesses. Various responsibilities for maintenance of: roads; waterways; landscape & nature; gardens & farmland; business premises. Draft Final Report – Aug 11 MP4 WP2 Model Agreements for Place-Keeping of Open Spaces 7.11 SHEFFIELD FRIENDS OF FIRTH PARK MODEL Draft Final Report – Aug 11
Other stakeholders. The Golden City Industrial Township Authority (“GCITA”) is an autonomous body having complete jurisdiction of the Sujalaam Sky City township for all relevant clearances, permits and approvals.
Other stakeholders. Routinely engage with key stakeholders, such as the patient community, to incorporate patient perspectives and to support robust participant recruitment and retention.
Other stakeholders. 20. AFF The rights of the AFF Financiers will not be affected by the DOCAs. The AFF Financiers have an existing contractual option to elect for settlement of the Rolled Up Facility Commitments (as that term is defined in the AFF) in either cash or a pro rata share of up to 42% of the Exit Instruments (“Rolled Up Facilities Election”).
Other stakeholders. During quarter 2,the director of Peace Corps in Tanzania, Mr. Xxxxx X’Xxxxxx, visited TZ21 in Mtwara as his first courtesy call to the Mtwara office. The Mtwara TZ21 Team has two Peace Corps volunters who have been instrumental in supporting ICT and professional development interventions in the region. On June 8th, 2012, a team from USAID Washington, led by Ms. Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx and Mr. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, visited TZ21 in Zanzibar to learn how the project’s ICT interventions are effectively improving teaching interventions, learning environments, and education information generation and sharing (EMIS) for better Xx. Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Mr. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, and Xx. Xxx XxXxxxx posing with teachers in one of the ICT intervention classrooms performances in reading, science, mathematics and school management. In addition, the team was interested in learning how TZ21 is integrating the new USAID education development strategy which focuses on reading comprehension at lower grades as a prerequisite to higher grade level achievements. The USAID Washington team, along with Xx. Xxx XxXxxxx, TZ21 staff and implementing partners (IPs) IFY, AL and Inveneo/Kicheko, were given demonstrations of e-content at the mobile lab at Darajani Primary School and BrideIT at Kisiwandui Primary School. During the visit the USAID mission had an opportunity to exchange views with the pupils, teachers, TZ21 team, and IPs on the development of e-content. Following the sessions at the pilot schools, the delegation convened at TZ21’s office where AL described how the project’s EMIS intervention would help the MOEVT have data for effective decision making at various levels (i.e. school, district, region, and national). In addition, TZ21’s Chief of Party presented the project’s reading strategy of focusing on lower grade literacy as a precursor for improved pupil performance at higher grade levels. The subsequent round table discussion with the delegates was critical as USAID emphasized the importance of activity integration to support the new education strategy for reading.
