Prioritisation. The emerging Growth Strategy identifies the requirement for a broad range of interventions based on local conditions and opportunities. Consequently, there is a need to maintain a balanced programme of investments with linkages between projects or packages of projects. An initial indicative allocation of funding (outputs and impacts) in relation to each project grouping outlined above has been developed for the first five-year Gateway. This has been developed from: a review of the emerging Growth Strategy and growth barriers/opportunities; a review of the project pipeline; and Gain Share economic impact analysis. Within these broad indicative funding allocations for Business Growth and Sector Development; R&D&I; Skills; Transport; Housing; and Regeneration, investments will be prioritised on the basis of a single appraisal approach. An Investment Panel, with external technical advisors, will be responsible for making recommendations on each business case following the appraisal process, to ensure impartiality. The Investment Team and the Investment Panel, will be independent from the individual portfolios to ensure that the project development process and appraisal functions are separated. The consolidated, multiyear transport settlements have, at this stage, been ring-fenced for transport. While the 2016/17 funding has already been approved on a formulaic basis, future funding will be allocated to transport interventions based on the following criteria: contribution to economic growth, strategic transport priorities and wider benefits.
Prioritisation. 3. Implementation.
Prioritisation. “first come, first served”
Prioritisation. 14.6 In the event of any conflict between the terms of any document that forms part of this Agreement (including any schedules, SOWs, attachments, or other documents), prioritisation will be given in the following order, starting with highest priority:
Prioritisation. In the event that Exit Programme is oversubscribed, exiting suppliers will be prioritised on a number of criteria. Next Steps: Your Farm Development Manager will contact you to arrange a time suitable to discuss the key components on a one-to- one basis. PAGE 5 – Glanbia Ireland — Liquid Milk Supply Agreement (LMSA) Q&A Restructuring Model For Suppliers Who Wish to Exit Liquid Milk Production
Prioritisation. 1.1 Colleague shall determine the priority level (“Priority Level”) of each request for Support Services in accordance with the following table: Priority Level Description
Prioritisation. All eligible patients (see criteria above) are required to be invited for a Health Check over a five year period. In selecting which patients to invite for a health check in the early years of the scheme Providers are requested to prioritise the following: • Eligible patients exhibiting risk factors of CVD (e.g. overweight, smokers, family history of CVD); • Eligible patients who are known to have caring responsibilities (this is to support them to stay healthy and continue these responsibilities); • Eligible patients living in a deprived community (to help bridge the health inequalities gap); • Eligible patients who are classed as vulnerable adults1. To maximise the benefit of the programme a Risk Assessment on the practice clinical system data to identify the cohort of patients who would most benefit
Prioritisation. The first principle is to manage events internally if possible according to the basic rules set out for low, medium and high impact events, as outlined below. In the case of a disaster event, all dental schools would need to identify which course(s) and stage(s) of teaching are critical. Once priorities have been identified, the school would then need to consider, which elements can be reviewed, suspended or would need to be moved elsewhere. These decisions are entirely the responsibility of the directly affected school(s). It is anticipated that each school will prioritise seeking support for undergraduates on clinically based programmes, followed by specialist trainees (such as those studying for a specialist master’s programme), followed by students with a smaller clinical element in their course (such as those studying for a PhD).
Prioritisation. 1) Scottish Government will be looking for evidence that National & Local outcomes have been prioritised and that this prioritisation is based on good evidence and analysis. Local Outcomes :
Prioritisation. Calls received by the help desk will be categorised as follows: Priority Definition Severity 1 - Critical Critical issue in which the Managed Services are severely impacted or suffered a complete failure. Severity 2 - Important A major production issue in which the Managed Services are functioning with limited capabilities, instability or periodic interruption. Severity 3 - Minor A minor production or test issue related to the Managed Services in which an isolated incident is encountered, and other inquiries/questions about the Managed Services.
