Planning and Reporting. (a) On an annual basis, the Chair will submit a business plan, covering the Corporation’s next three fiscal years to the Minister for review and approval. The Ministry will provide the Corporation with the guidelines for such business plan that will be in accordance with the Government’s current fiscal year’s requirements, as well as applicable Ministry of Finance and TB/MBC Directives and guidelines. The Corporation will provide the Ministry with a draft business plan prior to the final business plan submission, in keeping with established deadlines, to provide an opportunity for review and comment.
Planning and Reporting. As part of the Services under this Agreement, Flux will assign a project manager to ensure effective management of the development activities carried out by Flux. The Project Manager will:
Planning and Reporting. (1) The Business plan for each fiscal year The IR Operator shall prepare the business plan in accordance with the provisions of Article 16, Paragraphs 1 and 2 of the IR Development Act and submit it to Osaka Prefecture by the start of each fiscal year in accordance with the provisions of the Implementation Agreement.
Planning and Reporting. 3.1 The Project Partner will comply with the Guidelines in a full and timely manner. Please be aware that IDH has a zero-tolerance policy on faulty reporting, all obligations under this Agreement must be fulfilled in order to receive the full IDH contribution to the Project. As part of the Project, the Project Partner will make sure that the reporting is audited by an independent auditor. The Project Partner will select the independent auditor in accordance with the Guideline Selection Auditor (Annex 4).
Planning and Reporting. 4.1 The Company will provide CRT with a Development Plan within [***] of the Licence Grant Date, and will comply with the then current Development Plan at all times. The Company will notify CRT in writing of amendments to the Development Plan within [***] of the amendments being made.
Planning and Reporting. The Board will provide reports to the Ministry and to RTLB cluster schools and kura containing the information and in the formats specified in Governing and Managing RTLB Clusters. In the term of this agreement the Ministry will work with the Executive to review reporting requirements and the use of data for service improvement. From time to time the Ministry may also require a report on a particular activity associated with this Agreement. The Lead School will provide such reports within the number of days specified in the request. Planning and Reporting Schedule Due Date
Planning and Reporting. Each AC has to prepare an annual plan of operation (AOP) according to a standardised format specified in the Administrative Guidelines. The AOPs are broken down into quarterly work plans for each IA and contain all activities to be implemented within the planning period. Based on the individual AOPs the AOP for the Division is prepared, which has then to be submitted to the FD directorate for approval. Reporting shall follow the prescriptions of the Administrative Guidelines. It must be done quarterly from AC-head to DFO and from DFO to FD directorate. The same applies to the heads of the supporting units. The reporting system is standardised and based on monitoring and evaluation of 10 Ideally, the Forest Regulations shall regulate the responsibility of the AC-head for the issue of a license or permit. 11 It is recommended, that trees to be harvested shall be identified by the IA-heads and marked with a number (hammer-mark). The permits shall indicate the location and the hammer-mark numbers. 12 To ensure mobility of the staff, fuel and maintenance cost of the vehicles and motorbikes should be supplemented - if required - from the NFF. the achievement of the quarterly working plans. The DFOs and the heads of the supporting units shall present the quarterly reports to the Director of Forestry at the quarterly senior staff meetings. Data collection and the filing system is standardised and should be the same for each DFO, AC and IA in the country. It provides all information required for the preparation of AOPs and quarterly reports.
Planning and Reporting. Commencing within ninety (90) days of signing this Agreement and by October 31 in each subsequent year thereafter, the Board of Management shall provide the Wildlife Conservancy with a document that outlines the Toronto Zoo’s annual and/or long-term fundraising needs. These fundraising amounts shall be set in consultation with the Wildlife Conservancy and with regard to the Board of Management’s projection for the next budget year with a five (5) year outlook.
Planning and Reporting. Partner shall cooperate with OT’s reasonable requests to provide information or reports in connection with Partner’s business activities as an OT partner. Specific requirements (for example, a requirement to provide monthly or quarterly sales reports) may be set out in further detail in the applicable Program Materials.
Planning and Reporting. Work plans and reports submitted shall conform to the EC standard format and include at least: • an Inception Report to be submitted at the end of the inception period (first three months of the intervention), • an Overall Work Plan and Budget (OWP) as well as the first Annual Work Plan and Budget to be submitted at the end of month four after the commencement of the project, • a Project Progress Monitoring Plan, including objectively verifiable indicators, to be submitted together with the OWP, • successive Annual Work Plans and Budgets • quarterly technical and financial progress reports, together with any event reports taking place during the period, • any special reports related to priority issues, • A Final project completion Report
