SYNOPSIS OF KEY ACTIVITIES Sample Clauses

SYNOPSIS OF KEY ACTIVITIES. The activities referred to above in relation to the eight sub-outputs are summarised in Appendix A.
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SYNOPSIS OF KEY ACTIVITIES. (See Appendix A for details of key activities, key delivery partners and responsibilities per activity) The key activities and key partner responsibilities were fully consulted with the delivery partners at the implementation forum meetings of 16th August and 17th September and agreed to. A wider forum was also consulted at the Skills Summit on 9th to 10th September 2010. A separate meeting was held with SITA managers on 23rd September to discuss the role and engagement of SITA in providing support and high level technical skills to deliver the required sub- outputs.
SYNOPSIS OF KEY ACTIVITIES. 1.1. Campaigns and Civic education programmes, including at school level – DBE, DAC, Social Development
SYNOPSIS OF KEY ACTIVITIES. Appendix B provide more detail on each outcome 10 partner’s contribution and commitments to outputs and sub outputs (i.e. roles and responsibilities are described).
SYNOPSIS OF KEY ACTIVITIES. <This section summarises each delivery partner’s contribution and commitments to outputs and sub outputs (i.e. roles and responsibilities are described.>
SYNOPSIS OF KEY ACTIVITIES detail the proposed roles for local government in the deliverables per output.

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