Start-Up Activities. Lessor shall be responsible for all start-up activities. Lessee's personnel shall assist Lessor's engineers and technicians in performing start-up activities and the operation of all Project equipment.
Start-Up Activities. In addition to quantities of Product ordered and supplied pursuant to Section 2.4, Eyetech will purchase and Gilead will supply Product as set forth in this Section 2.10:
Start-Up Activities. 3.1 [Reserved.]
Start-Up Activities. Review documents and conduct meetings with key stakeholders to clarify expectations, and ensure that there is consensus on what the HR requirements are for the sector. Initial start up activities will also include consultations with other stakeholders and USAID implementing partners to identify opportunities for collaboration.
Start-Up Activities. As used in this Agreement, “Start-Up Activities” shall mean those activities that Ascendis and Sharp agree are necessary to commence packaging of the Products. Sharp shall complete the Start-Up Activities in accordance with the project timeline agreed to in writing by the parties. Any protocols and reports prepared by Sharp in connection with the Start-Up Activities shall be subject to Ascendis’ prior review and approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. Sharp shall permit a representative of Ascendis to observe and review the Start-Up Activities at the relevant Facilities during normal business hours and upon reasonable notice. The validation reports produced in connection with the Start-Up Activities shall be deemed Confidential Information of Sharp subject to Article 13 of this Agreement and shall be made available for Ascendis upon request. The costs associated with the Start-Up Activities shall be as agreed upon by the parties and shall be borne [***].
Start-Up Activities. Njira activities in Q2 largely focused on preparing the foundations of the grant, such as the development of the monitoring and evaluation plan; participation in start-up workshops to develop the detailed implementation plan; ongoing recruitment, on-boarding and training of staff; partner agreements; coordination meetings; District government engagement; baseline planning; development of program systems and procedures; establishment of offices; identification of warehouses and preparation of commodity plans; development of the community mobilisation and registration strategies and mobile technology based beneficiary tracking and commodity management system); and planning for the Mega Launch. Key start- up activities are outlined below: Njira Program Advisory Body The Country Representatives of Project Concern International (PCI), Emmanuel International (EI) and Agricane, met together with the Njira Chief of Party (COP) to discuss the role of the Njira Program Advisory Body in the leadership of the grant, and received an update on the status of project activities and upcoming events. The purpose of this Advisory Body is to collectively look at the “big picture” or, the general status of the project. As described in PCI’s Technical Narrative, it is “to meet bi-annually and focus on program strategy and impact, to ensure accountability, and establish program cohesion and accountability among consortium members” (Project Concern International, 2014). Staff Recruitment and On-boarding Njira staff recruitment and on-boarding continued throughout Q2. At the national level, PCI successfully recruited the Njira Commodity Manager, who will start in early April 2015, prior to the planned TOPS Commodity Management Workshop. PCI also relocated its Regional Commodity Manager from Bangladesh to Malawi in order to provide technical assistance and monitoring of Njira commodity management. Recruitment of a Knowledge Management and Learning Advisor and a Behaviour Change Communication Specialist were concluded, and the two individuals recruited will join the team in Q3. For the project implementation offices in Machinga and Balaka, all Sector Coordinators and Field Facilitators were successfully recruited for both districts and have started their work, with the exception of the Disaster Risk Management, Gender, and Village Savings and Loans (VSL) Coordinators for Xxxxxx, who will be joining the team in Q3. Five RMNCH/Nutrition Facilitators joined the team in Q2 in time for...
Start-Up Activities. “Start-Up Activities” means those activities required by the Medicis or Supplier that are necessary to commence the Manufacture of Products as set forth on Attachment 3 to this Product Exhibit.
Start-Up Activities. (a) COMPANY hereby agrees that (i) by the applicable manufacturing commencement date set forth in an Addendum, it shall have complied with and completed to the full satisfaction of PFIZER all scale-up commercialization and manufacturing start-up activities with respect to new Product(s), including manufacturing trials, stability testing, validation protocols, validation, writing of validation reports and Raw Material and finished Products testing, in accordance with the applicable Addendum, (ii) it shall be responsible for managing the execution of the manufacturing trials and obtaining Raw Materials, Packaging Materials and inventory for such trials and providing technical, quality and operational resources, and (iii) it shall perform all other activities, preparations, supervision and/or training as is or becomes necessary to enable COMPANY to commence the manufacturing, packaging, labeling and shipment of Product(s) to PFIZER hereunder all in accordance with the provisions set out in an Addendum in accordance with Schedule “B” attached hereto. The activities described in clauses (i), (ii) and (iii) of this Section 2.1(a) are collectively referred to herein as the “Start-Up Activities”. Unless otherwise provided in an Addendum, COMPANY shall pay for the costs associated with such Start-Up Activities. If under an Addendum, PFIZER is to pay for all or some portion of the cost associated with Start-Up Activities, then PFIZER’s obligation with respect to the cost of such Start-Up Activities shall be no more than the estimated start-up costs identified on the applicable Addendum (“Estimated Start-Up Costs”).
Start-Up Activities. Sharp shall complete to the reasonable satisfaction of Manufacturer the Start-Up Activities in accordance with the time schedule set forth on Exhibit D. Any protocols and reports prepared by Sharp in connection with the Start-Up Activities shall be subject to Manufacturer’s prior review and approval. Sharp shall permit a representative of Manufacturer to observe and review the Start-Up Activities at the Facilities during normal business hours and upon reasonable notice. The validation reports produced in connection with the Start-Up Activities shall be deemed Confidential Information of Sharp and Manufacturer for purposes of Article 12 of this Agreement. The costs associated with the Start-Up Activities shall be as agreed upon by the parties and shall be borne by Manufacturer.
Start-Up Activities. Household and Beneficiary Registration Njira finalized the registration strategy, which was developed to guide household and beneficiary registration. To contextualize the registration process, the registration team first conducted a registration scoping exercise, visiting a sample of Traditional Authorities (TAs), including three TAs in Machinga (Nkoola, Ngokwe and Kapoloma) and two TAs in Balaka (Kalembo and Xxxxxx). During this exercise, the team assessed the availability of guides, road accessibility, and village registers needed for the verification of registered households. The findings helped to refine and contextualize the registration strategy. Subsequently, Njira organized a two-day registration orientation in each district targeting Njira project staff (managers, coordinators and facilitators). A total of 75 attended the trainings including 40 in Balaka (16 female; 24 male) and 35 in Machinga (20 male; 15 female). The registration exercise started on June 8th, and is expected to finish by July 31st, targeting 40,000 households: 16,000 in Balaka and 24,000 in Machinga. The registration criteria included households with pregnant and lactating women, as well as households with children under 5 years of age. At the time of report preparation, a total of 22,470 households had been registered: 9,920 in Balaka and 12,550 in Machinga. Registration clerk verifying the age of under 5 using health passport Some challenges were encountered in the early stages of the process, such as inability of some facilitators to use GPS equipment in the collection of dwelling units for targeted households, however on-site mentorship on the use of GPS was organized and the problems were resolved. USAID Mega-Launch The Njira project was officially launched in Liwonde on May 6th, 2015. Guests of honor included: Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, U.S. Ambassador to Malawi; Xx. Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development; and Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Minister of Energy and Mining. At the mega-launch, each of the five new projects set up booths to display information and technologies relevant to their respective projects. Njira developed a display using erosion trays that highlighted the benefits of mulching and cover crops as promoted under Njira’s conservation agriculture approach, which is designed to reduce the high levels of erosion common in Malawi. Additionally, Njira displayed sanitation platforms (latrine pit covers) and tippy taps (i.e. simple hand washing stat...
