Preparatory Activities Clause Samples

Preparatory Activities. The Government shall undertake the following preparatory activities:

Preparatory Activities. Prior to signing of the Project Agreement, a set of preparatory activities for the Coastal Area Management Programme (CAMP) Montenegro were carried out. At the onset of the process and in response to request presented by the Government of Montenegro, the decision to carry out the CAMP Project for Montenegro was approved at the 14th Ordinary Meeting of the Contracting Parties to the Barcelona Convention, held on 8 –11 November 2005, in Portoroz, Slovenia. The decision to initiate the CAMP Montenegro was further discussed with representatives of the relevant Montenegrin institutions at the meeting in Split, on 18 – 19 December 2006, on the occasion of which the decision to start with the preparation of a Feasibility Study (FS) was made. Preparation of the FS started in December 2007. A series of consultative meetings was held within the FS preparation process with all the coastal area stakeholders, soliciting their opinions, analysing issues and challenges for sustainable development of the coastal area and identifying activities and Project area for the CAMP. The work was carried out in close collaboration with the then Ministry of Tourism and Environment and supported by PAP/RAC from Split. The FS was completed in May 2008 and submitted to PAP/RAC. Since 2008, a number of ICZM related initiatives (signing of the ICZM Protocol, preparation of the National ICZM Strategy, National Spatial Plan, etc.) have been implemented in Montenegro, and priorities of the country turned towards the ICZM Protocol ratification process. At the meeting held in Podgorica, on 12 February 2010, and attended by representatives of PAP/RAC, the Ministry of Spatial Planning and Environment and other relevant national institutions, it was decided to proceed with the preparation of the CAMP Project Agreement, taking into account developments important for the ICZM. As a result of meetings that took place on 25-26 June 2010 (with representatives of MSPE) and on 10 February 2011 in Podgorica (with representatives of Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tourism - MSDT) number of pre-CAMP activities took place. These included preparation of analysis of the implementation of Art.8 of the ICZM Protocol to the spatial planning system in Montenegro and preparation of expert guidelines for the Terms of Reference for the Montenegrin Coastal Area Spatial Plan (CASP). These assessments as well as changes in terms of institutional and legislative framework for implementing national environmental...

Preparatory Activities. The proposal to start up a CAMP project on the Spanish Mediterranean coast was presented by the Spanish authorities to UNEP-MAP in July 2002 and was taken into consideration during the meeting of the Contracting Parties of the Barcelona Convention in Monaco (17-18 October 2002). Following the recommendations made at the Conference of the Contracting Parties held in Catania, where the MAP (MEDU) Secretariat was encouraged to implement the CAMP Projects in course and also those whose implementation has already been decided upon, as well as the new proposed area for the implementation of the project by the Spanish authorities, (the emerged and submerged part of the East coast of the province of Almeria, known as Levante de Almeria), a Feasibility Study for the CAMP Levante de Almeria was envisaged. A series of activities were organised during the Feasibility Study preparation phase, among which the following can be highlighted: - First meeting of the parts (Regional MoE, Spanish MoE and PAP-RAC) at the Regional MoE headquarters in Seville, which included a field trip to the CAMP area. February 2005. - Meeting with the Mayors of the CAMP area municipalities to inform of the project. April 2005.

Preparatory Activities. Practical preparatory activities started in 1998, after securing the needed technical and funding prerequisites for implementation:  Diagnostic Analysis Report of the coastal zone of the Maltese Islands was prepared by the Environment Protection Department (Ministry for the Environment), November 1997;  2nd PAP mission was implemented in October 1998;  proposals for individual project activities were prepared by various national departments and institutions and submitted to PAP/RAC through the Environment Protection Department (Ministry for the Environment) in October 1998;  analysis of the proposals was made by PAP/RAC and submitted to the Environment Protection Department;  1st Progress Report was prepared by PAP/RAC in November 1998;  3rd PAP mission, was implemented in December 1998, the first version of proposals was discussed;  the revised set of proposals for individual project activities was presented to PAP/RAC by the Environment Protection Department in February 1999;  4th PAP mission was implemented in March 1999;  the Proposal of the Project structure, and the 2nd Progress Report were prepared by PAP in March 1999;  Draft Project Agreement and Project TOR were presented by PAP to the Environment Protection Department in May 1999;  the second version of the Project Agreement and Project TOR were presented by PAP to the Environment Protection Department in end September 1999;  5th PAP mission was implemented on October 4-5, 1999;  the final version of the Project Agreement and Project TOR were presented on October 19, 1999. In the periods between the above listed preparatory activities an intensive exchange of information and comments on various aspects of the Project preparation were made among PAP/RAC, the Environment Protection Department and other host country authorities, as well as with other MAP components.

Preparatory Activities. In March 2013, the government of Montenegro approved the proposal of the Agreement on Use of Coastal Zone for Preparatory Activities concerning the construction of the undersea cable to the Public Company for Coastal Zone Management (JP Morsko dobro), which was to be concluded with the company " Terna Crna Gora" from Podgorica, a Montenegro-based subsidiary company of the Italian company "Terna". The government requested from “JP Morsko dobro” to simultaneously align the text of the Agreement on Use of Coastal Zone for Implementation of Undersea Cable Construction Project.3 Special emphasis had to be placed on environmental protection, possible risks, termination of the agreement, assignment of the rights under the Agreement by "Terna Montenegro" and offered fees for the use of coastal zone. At the end of March 2013, the Agreement on Use of Coastal Zone for Preparatory Activities was concluded between “JP Morsko dobro” and the company "Terna Montenegro", which was granted the right to use the coastal zone in the underwater of the territorial waters of Montenegro and the Montenegro's coastal region (with special emphasis on Rt Jaz), for the implementation of preparatory activities for the realization of the whole project.4 1 Law on Ratification of the Agreement between Montenegro and the Italian Republic, No. 01-292/6 dated 9 July 2010. 2 Project Coordination Agreement between the State of Montenegro, Terna Rete Elettrica Nazionale S.p.A and Crnogorski Elektroprenosni Sistem AD Podgorica, on 25 January 2011.

Preparatory Activities. The Government shall undertake the following preparatory activities: (a) Establishing and constituting a National Commission for the Rehabilitation of Sinistrés (CNRS), which shall have the mandate of organizing and coordinating, together with international organizations and countries of asylum, the return of refugees and sinistrés, assisting in their resettlement and reintegration, and dealing with all the other issues listed in the report of Committee IV. To this end, it shall draw up a plan of priorities. The members of the CNRS shall be drawn inter alia from the participating parties and the Government of Burundi, and shall elect the Commission’s chairperson; (b) Establishing and constituting a Sub-Commission of the CNRS with the specific mandate of dealing with issues related to land as set out in article 8 (j) of the present Protocol; (c) Convening, in collaboration with the countries of asylum and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the Tripartite Commissioner, involving in it representatives of the refugees and international observers; (d) Requesting international organizations and the host countries concerned to conduct a gender and age disaggregated census of the refugees, including the old caseload refugees (1972); (e) Conducting a multi-dimensional census of the sinistrés; (f) Organizing information and awareness campaigns for refugees and (g) Undertaking information and awareness campaigns on the mechanisms for peaceful coexistence and return to collines of origin; (h) Setting up reception committees where they do not yet exist. The role of these committees shall be to receive and provide support services for all the sinistrés returning to their homes, ensure their security and assist them in organizing their socio-economic reintegration.

Preparatory Activities. At its sole cost, OC SAN agrees to assume full responsibility to perform all relevant work as it deems necessary to maintain, modify and operate the Dosing Site. OC SAN also agrees to provide appropriate notification to, and to obtain all required permits from, all applicable regulatory authorities in connection therewith.

Preparatory Activities. The parties hereby acknowledge and agree that Sicor has begun and is continuing to carry out the Preparatory Work for the Scale-up Project as contemplated in the Technology Transfer Agreement.

Preparatory Activities. ‌ Statewide initiatives that will be leveraged for the operations of the Alaska HIE include:  Activities of the HIT REC – to assist providers in the selection and implementation of electronic health records (EHRs), work flow redesign and ongoing support to ensure meaningful use of EHRs  Denali Commission Broadband Mapping and Access Project - to identify broadband funded efforts and to identify gaps in broadband coverage