Purpose and Benefits. Research and experience have demonstrated the importance of information sharing across professional boundaries, effective information sharing is key to the delivery of Prevent and Channel panels, so that partners are able to take appropriately informed action. Information viewed alone or in silos may not give the full picture or identify the true risk. All the information from various agencies needs to be available and accessible in one place; to keep vulnerable adults and children safe and assist signatories to this Agreement in discharging their legal obligations and public duties. However, the information sharing must be assessed on a case-by-case basis and is governed by legislation. Prevent Prevent is one of four strands of the government’s counter-terrorism strategy. It aims to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism. The Prevent Strategy was last revised in 2011, but a number of other advice documents have been published since for each sector. The three areas of focus are to: - respond to the ideological challenge of terrorism and the threat from those who promote it - prevent people from being drawn into terrorism and ensure they are given the right advice and support - work with institutions where there are risks of radicalisation that need to be addressed. Prevent work depends on effective partnership. To demonstrate effective compliance with the duty, specified authorities must demonstrate evidence of productive engagement, with local Prevent services, the police and local authorities, and co-ordination through existing multi-agency such as the Community Safety Partnerships. The Prevent Duty will sometimes require the sharing of personal and sensitive information between partners; this is particularly the case where sharing of information will be central to providing the best support to vulnerable individuals and meets the duties outlined in section 26 of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 to have in place arrangements for the sharing of information between responsible authorities: Local government; Criminal justice; Education, child care, Health and social care; Police. Some information sharing does not use personal data and is under the duties outlined in the Crime and Disorder Prescribed Descriptions Regulations 2007 (to have in place arrangements for the sharing of information between responsible authorities). Channel Panel The Channel Panel is a multi-agency safeguarding board in respect of Prevent. The potential pa...
Purpose and Benefits. The purpose of this agreement is to provide technical assistance to applicants and participants of the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP), or other programs administered by NRCS. This assistance is limited to integrated pest and nutrient management planning. Integrated pest management planning involves a system-based decision-making approach that uses biological, cultural, physical, regulatory, and chemical tactics to manage disease, weeds, insects, and other pest problems in the production and maintenance of plants and their health and does so in a way that minimizes risks to human health and the environment. Nutrient management planning is provided for field corn, hay and forage crops and sweet corn when appropriate and/or necessary depending on crop and needs. NRCS is required to provide technical assistance to applicants and participants in EQIP, but does not have sufficient resources or expertise to complete this responsibility. The Agency is qualified and has the necessary resources and program staff to provide the technical assistance services required to plan and implement integrated pest management and nutrient management practices on the lands of participants in NRCS administered programs. This agreement is made pursuant to an MOU with the Agency establishing the basis for such cooperation. Authority to enter into this MOU was established in the Technical Service Provider (TSP) Final Rule, 7 CFR Part 652 published in the Federal Register (vol. 69, No. 228) dated November 29th, 2004.
Purpose and Benefits. (30 points). This criterion is used to assess the basis of the issue and the benefit of the project. Elements considered include the quality of the hard data used to identify the issue, area of focus, the SDAs to benefit, and the FSA programs being covered.
Purpose and Benefits. Research and experience has demonstrated the importance of information sharing across professional boundaries to safeguard the welfare of children. The Children Xxx 0000 emphasises the importance of safeguarding children by stating that relevant partner agencies - which include the police, local authority children services and NHS Trusts - must make sure that functions are discharged with the aim of safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. The Act also states that they must promote co- operation between relevant partner agencies to improve the well-being of children in their area. Information necessary for safeguarding decisions in relation to children and young people is held by numerous statutory and non-statutory agencies. Many sad cases across the UK have highlighted deficiencies within safeguarding partnerships in relation to the sharing of information and communication. Some serious case reviews and inquiries (such as the Laming, Xxxxxxx and Xxxx X inquiries) have directly attributed the lack of good information sharing and communication to the subsequent death of an individual. To deliver the best safeguarding decisions that ensure timely, necessary and proportionate interventions, decision makers need the full information picture concerning an individual and their circumstances to be available to them. Information viewed alone or in silos may not give the full picture or identify the true risk. All the information from various agencies needs to be available and accessible in one place; to keep children safe and assist signatories to this Agreement in discharging their obligations under the Act and other legislation.
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Purpose and Benefits. Sharing information between partner organisations in an emergency is vital to the provision of coordinated and seamless humanitarian assistance services to support people affected. People affected can include survivors, family/friends of those missing, killed or survivors, witnesses and the affected communities. Sharing can help to meet the requirements of statutory legislation, government guidance, London Resilience Partnership Frameworks such as the Humanitarian Assistance Framework, and local organisational arrangements. These services include activities aimed at addressing the needs of people affected by emergencies in terms of the provision of psychological and social aftercare and support in the short, medium and long term. The types of emergencies which may require these services include (but are not limited to): ● accidents and system failures (e.g. utilities or transport failures) ● human and animal diseases (e.g. flu pandemic) ● societal risks (e.g. public disorder) ● natural hazards (e.g. flooding) ● hostile state activity (e.g. cyber-attacks) ● threats (e.g. terrorist attacks) A full list of risks of emergencies is provided in the London Risk Register. This Data Sharing Agreement (DSA) sets out the overarching information principles between those listed in Appendix A, in sharing data in the event of an emergency or major incident. This DSA aims to: ● Assist in the provision of appropriate and timely assistance to people affected in the short, medium and longer term ● Ensure a seamless approach to the provision of assistance between partner organisations and avoid duplication ● Collate information to enable the identification and prioritisation of those in need of assistance ● Assist in decision making and prioritising resources to assist those most in need This DSA supports a range of London Resilience Partnership frameworks, protocols and capabilities, for example those set out in the Humanitarian Assistance Framework, Recovery Coordination Protocol and Identification of the Vulnerable Guidance. It also supports associated plans which exist beneath these at the Borough/local and organisational level. Decisions must be made quickly in emergency situations, but this does not mean we can ignore our responsibilities for protecting and sharing personal data. Each protection/sharing decision is unique, but the process by which those decisions are made should be established in advance. Plans can be made for how to protect and share data in likely sce...
Purpose and Benefits of the information sharing
Purpose and Benefits. The purpose of the Schengen was to further integrate the member states people and economies. This was done by the removal of border controls within the internal borders. Internal borders are border between member states, for example Finland and Sweden or Germany and France. External borders are those between a member country and a third country, for example Finland and Russia or Greece and Turkey. This allows the free movement of person within the internal borders of the Schengen area. Today up to 3.5 2 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx-xxx.xx/de/service/visa-und-aufenthalt/schengen/207786#content_0 3 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/schengen-visa-countries-list/ million people travel across an internal border every day. A common Schengen visa was created, allowing third country citizens to travel within the internal borders of the Schengen area with only one visa. Furthermore, the Schengen agreement includes cooperation in areas of asylum matters, fighting cross-border drug dealing, police cooperation and cooperation in justice matters. The Schengen agreement didn’t only mean the abolishment of the internal borders but also means cooperation on strengthening the external borders. Thanks to the Schengen all EU citizens can now stay in another EU country as a tourist for up to three months with a valid passport or identity card. EU citizens are able to live and work in other member states, while being guaranteed to be treated the same way as national citizens of the country. Students have the right to study anywhere in the EU and entrepreneurs and business benefit from the freedom of establishment, meaning they are allowed to conduct business anywhere within the member states. Free movement For the EU enabling free movement not only for goods, but for its citizens was and still is one of the main goals. Any person irrespective of the passport they own is, as long as they are legally present, once within the Schengen area, able to cross the international borders without being controlled at border checkpoints. This means that foreign citizens enjoy this right as well as over 500 million European citizens (vgl xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xx). This absence of regular border controls eases international tourism and allows the working population to settle in whatever country they choose to. The big advantage apart from all possibilities that come with this freedom is, that crossing a border within the Schengen area became way faster. There are for example no more queues at airports,...
Purpose and Benefits. One of Neighborhood Network’s goals is to be able to provide Long Island homeowners with a legiti- mate and accountable listing of landscapers/arborists/gardeners capable of providing 100% organic services. The term “organic” is not currently defined legally for horticultural services. Therefore Neighborhood Network, with assistance from the previously existing Board of the Long Island Organic Horticulture Association, which was made up of landscapers, developed the following set of standards. • The program recognizes that some businesses which strive to provide organic services may still pro- vide chemical services to some customers. The listing program allows for such companies, as long as cus- tomer contracts demonstrate that 100% organic services are being provided to all customers who contact the company as a result of advertisements or publicity related to the Organic Landscaper List. network of L.I. breast cancer action organizations, at our free lectures on organic lawn care, through our door-to-door canvas operations, phone canvas, and at tabling outreach events. • Neighborhood Network distributes this list throughout Long Island, through our website, through a R equirements and Responsibilities: Continued Participation in the ORGANIC LANDSCAPER LISTING PROGRAM is subject to:
Purpose and Benefits. I understand that using the telehealth platform (Xxxx.xx) allows access to mental health services that might not otherwise be available to me due to my health or geographic limitations. I understand that it is up to the provider’s discretion whether I am eligible to participate in and would benefit from telehealth services.
