Terms of Collaboration. The Medium-term priorities (part 1) provide a provisional framework for collaboration for 2008–2013. The medium-term exercise is a rolling process, and the medium-term priorities may be revised every two years by mutual agreement, where prevailing circumstances indicate a need for change. The Biennial Collaborative Agreement for 2010–2011, presented in part 2 and detailed in part 3, may be amended by mutual agreement in writing between the WHO Regional Office for Europe and the country as a result of, for instance, changes in the country’s health situation, changes in the country capacity to implement the agreed activities, specific needs emerging during the biennium, or changes in the Regional Office’s capacity to implement the agreed activities, or in the light of increased funding. Either party may initiate amendments. After the Biennial Collaborative Agreement is signed, a detailed country programme workplan will be developed for the biennium. For each expected result, the workplan will specify the necessary details about activities or services, budgets, indicators of the objective of each CER (with baseline and target values), the WHO officer responsible, the country counterpart (where relevant), milestones and the implementation schedule. Implementation will start at the beginning of the biennium 2010–2011. Overall coordination and management of the country programme is the responsibility of the Head of the WHO Country Office. WHO budget allocation for a biennium indicates estimated resources that will be used for achieving CERs predominantly at country level, coming from both the WHO assessed contributions and from any other source. The value of WHO staff input to the BCAs is not reflected in these estimates, and hence the figures greatly understate the real value of the support to be provided. The funds included in this BCA are the Organization’s funds allocated for the Regional Office’s cooperation with the country. Implementation of the country programme workplan is the only way to mobilize these funds. It should also be noted that this Biennial Collaborative Agreement is open to further development and contributions from other sources, to supplement existing shared objectives or to introduce activities that have not been included at this stage owing to a lack of funding. In particular, the WHO Regional Office for Europe will facilitate coordination with WHO headquarters, in order to maximize the effectiveness of country interventions in the sp...
Terms of Collaboration. 2.1 The Theatre shall:
Terms of Collaboration. The priorities (PART 1) provide a framework for collaboration for 2016–2017. The collaborative programme may be revised or adjusted during the course of the biennium by mutual agreement, where prevailing circumstances indicate a need for change. The biennial Programme budget outputs and agreed deliverables for 2016–2017 may be amended by mutual agreement in writing between the WHO Regional Office for Europe and the Government as a result of, for instance, changes in the country’s health situation, changes in the country capacity to implement the agreed activities, specific needs emerging during the biennium, or changes in the Regional Office’s capacity to provide the agreed outputs, or in the light of changes in funding. Either party may initiate amendments. After the BCA is signed, the Minister of Health will reconfirm/nominate national counterpart and national technical focal points. The national counterpart will be responsible for the overall implementation of the BCA on the part of the Minister of Health and liaise with all national technical focal points on a regular basis. The Head of the WHO Country Office (HWO) will be responsible for implementation of the BCA on behalf of WHO. The BCA workplan, including planned Programme budget outputs, deliverables and implementation schedule, will be agreed accordingly between the two. Implementation will start at the beginning of the biennium 2016–2017. The Regional Office will provide the highest possible level of technical assistance to the country, facilitated and supported by the Country Office or other modalities present in the country. The overall coordination and management of the BCA workplan is the responsibility of the HWO, any changes to the workplan will be agreed between HWCO and NC. The WHO budget allocation for the biennium indicates the estimated costs of providing the planned outputs and deliverables, predominantly at the country level. On the basis of the outcome of the WHO financing dialogue, the funding will come from both WHO corporate resources and any other resources mobilized through WHO. These funds should not be used to subsidize or fill financing gaps in the health sector, to supplement salaries or to purchase supplies. Purchases of supplies and donations within crisis response operations or as part of demonstration projects will continue to be funded through additional mechanisms, in line with WHO rules and regulations. The value of WHO technical and management staff based in the Re...
Terms of Collaboration. The Foundation, the School District, and the School hereby agree to enter into a collaborative relationship over a two-year period, with the terms set forth below.
Terms of Collaboration. Subject to the norms and regulations existing in each one, XXXXX and UPN will join efforts to achieve the following types of collaboration: Joint organization of academic and cultural events Joint participation in and exchange of social and extension activities Implementation of activities on topics related to the nature of the Parties Implementation of educational internships and joint research projects based on the topics of interest that will be developed through Specific Agreements. Joint publishing of research studies, books, journals or any other scientific, educational or pedagogical material that will be developed through Special Agreements. Recognition of the authorship or co-authorship of the products resulting from the activities developed within the framework of this Agreement. Joint efforts to carry out this Agreement Other forms of collaboration that may suit the Parties of the present Agreement and which are an outcome of it.
Terms of Collaboration. 1. XXXX-ARBC and CAUL-CBUA will work together to address regional and national issues relating to the data management and digital preservation needs of the Canadian research community. These efforts will focus on the interdependencies between research data management and effective digital preservation, especially in relation to stakeholder and partner engagement, expertise, and infrastructure.
Terms of Collaboration. 2.1 The SND shall:
Terms of Collaboration. 1. TURNIP will make available 6 courses on innovation, intellectual property and entrepreneurship as joint certification with the INSTITUTE. Details regarding the courses given below.
Terms of Collaboration. PART 1. Medium-term priorities for collaboration for 2008-2013 PART 2. Biennial Collaborative Agreement for 2008-2009
Terms of Collaboration. 2.1 The Theatre shall at own costs:
