Programme information Clause Samples
The 'Programme information' clause defines the obligations of one party, typically the provider or organizer, to supply detailed information about a programme, event, or service to the other party. This may include schedules, content outlines, logistical details, or any changes to the programme that may arise. By requiring timely and accurate dissemination of such information, the clause ensures that all parties are adequately informed and can plan or participate effectively, thereby reducing misunderstandings and facilitating smooth operations.
Programme information a. The Secretariat will ensure that the Student Handbook is kept updated and that its contents are in line with all agreements sanctioned by the Management Committee.
b. Each Partner Institution will ensure that the course manuals of the modules coordinated by it are up to date and complete and that they are distributed to the students in a timely fashion. In addition, each Partner Institution will ensure that students receive all relevant information and instructions in a timely fashion a nd in a manner so as to facilitate a successful study period at the Partner Institution.
Programme information. Approximately two weeks before the Start Date, we will send you an information pack relating to your travel programme. This information will include:
Programme information. 12.1 Each member is required to provide, at the outset, a comprehensive, realistic and fundable five year programme of works that are suitable for inclusion in the framework.
12.2 The Framework Administrator will review the content of such work plans and aggregate them into a consolidated programme of work to be included within the framework. The Framework Administrator, in conjunction with A.D.A Construction Consultants, will allocate each package of work into the most appropriate “Lot” within the Framework. Individual members are required to liaise with and support the Framework Steering Group and Framework Administrator in respect any potential changes in timing of elements of these work programmes, where such changes would be to the benefit of the members. Any member who believes themselves to have been disadvantaged by any such change should, in the first instance, raise their concerns with the Framework Steering Group or Framework Administrator. If the concerns cannot be satisfactorily resolved by this means, then matters will be dealt with under the dispute resolution procedures forming part of this agreement
12.3 Each member is also required to inform the Framework Steering Group and the Framework Administrator of any changes in terms of the scope, nature or value of any works packages identified within the framework programme of work and also to report any instances where the member might be unable to execute any work identified in the framework programme of work.
12.4 The scope of work covered by the framework cannot be increased without the agreement of the Framework Administrator. Any potential reduction in the scope of works must be reported to the framework administrator immediately it becomes apparent. The Framework Administrator will monitor the programme of work covered by the framework and provide advice to any member in relation to the programme and value of work being procured from the framework.
Programme information a. Steering Committee will ensure that the Student Handbook is kept updated and that its contents are in line with all agreements.
b. Each Partner Institution will ensure that the course manuals of the modules coordinated by it are up to date and complete and that they are distributed to the students in a timely fashion. In addition, each Partner Institution will ensure that students receive all relevant information and instructions in a timely fashion and in a manner so as to facilitate a successful study period at the Partner Institution.
Programme information. 21.1 The AI UoG will produce a Programme Handbook which details the rules and regulations of the Programme as appropriate. This will serve as an introductory handbook for the Programme. All CPUs will contribute to the text of the general Programme Handbook. The AI UoG will provide a copy of the Programme Handbook to Students on or promptly following the Programme start date.
21.2 Each other CPU will also produce a handbook in, at least, electronic format, according to their own regulations and standards, detailing Information about the components of the Programme that they offer and their role in the assessment of that component. Each CPU will provide a copy of their mobility period handbook to Students prior to or promptly following their arrival on site.
Programme information. Objective: To support Pakistani society and government institutions that support increased voice, choice and control for marginalised groups, protect them from exploitation and prevent discrimination and intolerance at all levels. Partners: United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), and British Council. Intended reach: 7 million beneficiaries. Focus on children, women and girls, youth, minorities, transgendered, and persons with disabilities.
Programme information. 21.1 The AI will produce a Programme Handbook which details the rules and regulations of the Programme. This will serve as an introductory handbook for the entire Programme. All CPUs will contribute to the text of the general Programme Handbook. The AI will provide a copy of the Programme Handbook to Students on or promptly following the Programme start date.
21.2 Each other CPU will also produce a mobility period handbook in, at least, electronic format, according to their own regulations and standards, detailing information about the components of the Programme that they offer. Each CPU will provide a copy of their mobility period handbook to Students on or promptly following their arrival on site.