Philanthropic Program Sample Clauses

Philanthropic Program. Vertex and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ along with their respective Affiliates share the goal of promoting the diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of HCV Infection worldwide. In addition to Developing and Commercializing the Product in their respective territories, the Parties intend to engage in worldwide philanthropic activities directed toward this goal. Accordingly, the Parties agree that, [***], each Party will set aside an amount [***] to apply in furtherance of such philanthropic objectives (the “Philanthropic Funds”). Each Party shall make its contribution no later than [***]. The Philanthropic Funds will be provided by each Party in any one of a variety of approved forms at such Party’s election, such as [***] Also as part of this philanthropic program, the Parties shall consider in good faith activities and programs to increase the access to the Product, especially in countries identified by the World Health Organization as developing countries. In addition, as part of the Philanthropic program, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may [***] The disposition of the Philanthropic Funds shall be determined by consensus of the members of a Joint Philanthropic Committee (“JPC”), with equal representation from each Party; provided, however, that the Philanthropic Funds shall be allocated in such a way as to maximally benefit the causes of the diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of HCV Infection. If the JPC is unable to reach consensus, either Party may refer the matter to the Executive Officers in accordance with Section 14.2. Each Party will afford equal recognition to the other Party in any public description by that Party of activities under this Article 6.
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Philanthropic Program. Article 6 of the Parent Agreement has been deleted in its entirety and the following is substituted therefor: “Each Party shall have the right but no obligation to conduct philanthropic programs with respect to the diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of HCV infection. Each Party will be free to qualify a bona fide program for the diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of HCV infection as philanthropic.”
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