Skopje Sample Clauses

Skopje. The Parties will enter into various settlement agreements with the above agents for the purpose of settling the purchase of the Shares in the forms appended to this Agreement.

Skopje. E 90-01 XXXXX E 80-05 E 80-09 E 80-01 E 80-01-02 E 80-14-01 BUCURESTI E 90 E 80-03 E 90 Black Sea E 90 TBILISI E 80-14 E 80 E 10-04 E 90-05 Aral Sea LISBOA E 90 MADRID E 60-02 Mediterranean Sea ATHINAE Balikesir E 60 E 90 ANKARA E 90 E 90 Kapiköy Razi YEREVAN E 60-04 BAKU Caspian Sea E 90

Skopje. Via Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (WHO), good contacts were established with the Skopje municipality (Macedonia, contact person Xxxxxx Xxxxx, head of the GIS department). A list of data requirements for the Urbclim model demonstration on Skopje was discussed with WHO during a technical meeting at XXXX on Oct. 3th 2013. The data list included in-situ air temperature measurements, 3-D information on the city and shape files with administrative boundaries, census tracts, land use (streets, green spaces, buildings, industrial facilities,…) etc… As far as the air temperature measurements for Skopje are concerned, they are acquired at Zajcev Rid, a hill just outside the city where the hydro-meteorological institute is located. So, all the available measurements we have are from there. There is possibly an additional source of in-situ air temperature measurements at the airport, although this site is even further away from the city than the hydro-meteorological institute. Intra-city measurement campaigns were occasionally conducted, so we have requested to be allowed access to these data as this is the only source of inner city temperature measurements we will have. A datafile with the daily maximum temperature May-September from 2006 to 2012 at the hydro-meteorological institute has already been made available, as well as a document describing climate change scenarios for Macedonia, by X.Xx. Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx (December 2012, see xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx/). Furthermore, it was investigated how a coupling can be made between an excel-based WHO tool, used for calculating health impacts, and the UrbClim model. In order to compute heat-related mortality, the WHO will make use of maximum apparent temperature, a climatological variable (based on air and dewpoint temperature) which can easily be computed in post-processing from UrbClim output, together with the definition of heat waves described in (X’Xxxxxxxx et al, 2010). It therefore becomes feasible to directly perform a mortality estimation based upon long-term UrbClim climate projections.

Skopje. Finance Manager: Conduct one Internal Control (check list “C”) of project, preparation for the financial statements, and liaising with the Greek tax advisor, HR, General administrative tasks. Accountant: Bookkeeping and maintain project journal in Greece, arrange monthly/annually end-of period accounting procedures-reports to HQ and carry out Internal Control (error sheets on monthly basis and Check List “A” once per year).