The Approach Sample Clauses
The Approach. The objectives of ACP-EC development cooperation shall be pursued through integrated strategies that incorporate economic, social, cultural, environmental and institutional elements that must be locally owned. Cooperation shall thus provide a coherent enabling framework of support to the ACP’s own development strategies, ensuring complementarity and interaction between the various elements. In this context and within the framework of development policies and reforms pursued by the ACP States, ACP-EC cooperation strategies shall aim at:
(a) achieving rapid and sustained job-creating economic growth, developing the private sector, increasing employment, improving access to productive economic activities and resource, and fostering regional cooperation and integration;
(b) promoting human and social development helping to ensure that the fruits of growth are widely and equitably shared and promoting gender equality;
(c) promoting cultural values of communities and specific interactions with economic, political and social elements;
(d) promoting institutional reforms and development, strengthening the institutions necessary for the consolidation of democracy, good governance and for efficient and competitive market economies; and building capacity for development and partnership; and
(e) promoting environmental sustainability, regeneration and best practices, and the preservation of natural resource base.
The Approach. 1. The objectives of ACP-EC development cooperation shall be pursued through integrated strategies that incorporate economic, social, cultural, environmental and institutional elements that must be locally owned. Cooperation shall thus provide a coherent enabling framework of support to the ACP’s own development strategies, ensuring complementarity and interaction between the various elements, in particular at, and between, the national and regional levels. In this context and within the framework of development policies and reforms pursued by the ACP States, ACP-EC cooperation strategies at national and, where appropriate, at regional levels shall aim at:
a) achieving rapid and sustained job-creating economic growth, developing the private sector, increasing employment, improving access to productive economic activities and resources;
The Approach. The Himalaya Foundation and Columbia University agree to collaborate to put in place a fellowship for graduates of National Taiwan University (hereafter “NTU”) who accept the offer of admission to the PhD program in Economics at Columbia University. The fellowship will be known as the Columbia-NTU Economics PhD Fellowship (hereafter, “the Fellowship”).
The Approach. 1. The objectives of ACP-EC development cooperation shall be pursued through integrated strategies that incorporate economic, social, cultural, environmental and institutional elements that must be locally owned. Cooperation shall thus provide a coherent enabling framework of support to the ACP's own development strategies, ensuring complementarity and interaction between the various elements. In this context and within the framework of development policies and reforms pursued by the ACP States, ACP-EC cooperation strategies shall aim at:
(a) achieving rapid and sustained job-creating economic growth, developing the private sector, increasing employment, improving access to productive economic activities and resource, and fostering regional cooperation and integration;
(b) promoting human and social development helping to ensure that the fruits of growth are widely and equitably shared and promoting gender equality;
(c) promoting cultural values of communities and specific interactions with economic, political and social elements;
(d) promoting institutional reforms and development, strengthening the institutions necessary for the consolidation of democracy, good governance and for efficient and competitive market economies; and building capacity for development and partnership; and
(e) promoting environmental sustainability, regeneration and best practices, and the preservation of natural resource base.
2. Systematic account shall be taken in mainstreaming into all areas of cooperation the following thematic or cross-cutting themes: gender issues, environmental issues and institutional development and capacity building. These areas shall also be eligible for Community support.
3. The detailed texts as regards development cooperation objectives and strategies, in particular sectoral policies and strategies shall be incorporated in a compendium providing operational guidelines in specific areas or sectors of cooperation. These texts may be revised, reviewed and/or amended by the Council of Ministers on the basis of a recommendation from the ACP-EC Development Finance Cooperation Committee.
The Approach. 1. The objectives of ACP-EC development cooperation shall be pursued through integrated strategies that incorporate economic, social, cultural, environmen- tal and institutional elements that must be locally owned. Cooperation shall thus provide a coherent enabling frame- work of support to the ACP’s own devel- opment strategies, ensuring comple- mentarity and interaction between the various elements. In this context and within the framework of development policies and reforms pursued by the ACP States, ACP-EC cooperation strat- egies shall aim at:
a) achieving rapid and sustained job- creating economic growth, developing the private sector, increasing employ- ment, improving access to productive economic activities and resource, and fostering regional cooperation and integration;
b) promoting human and social develop- ment helping to ensure that the fruits of growth are widely and equitably shared and promoting gender equality;
c) promoting cultural values of communi- ties and specific interactions with eco- nomic, political and social elements;
d) promoting institutional reforms and development, strengthening the insti- tutions necessary for the consolidation of democracy, good governance and for efficient and competitive market economies; and building capacity for development and partnership; and
e) promoting environmental sustainabil- ity, regeneration and best practices, and the preservation of natural resource base.
2. Systematic account shall be taken in mainstreaming into all areas of coopera- tion the following thematic or cross-cut- ting themes : gender issues, environmen- tal issues and institutional development and capacity building. These areas shall also be eligible for Community support. 20 | Partnership Agreement ACP-EC am702414_UK_02 23/10/07 13:53 Page 21
3. The detailed texts as regards develop- ment cooperation objectives and strategies, in particular sectoral pol- icies and strategies shall be incorpor- ated in a compendium providing oper- ational guidelines in specific areas or sectors of cooperation. These texts may be revised, reviewed and/or amended by the Council of Ministers on the basis of a recommendation from the ACP-EC Development Finance Cooperation Committee.
The Approach. A process to be compliant with regulatory authorities is not a trivial task to achieve. It requires a multidisciplinary approach drawing knowledge from several fields. A pro-active, flexible and evolving product development plan that integrates the activities of all relevant functions from process / analytical development, manufacturing, quality control, quality assurance and regulatory can help minimize unnecessary costs both in resources and time. Biotecnol’s emphasizes, early in the development of the process, the necessity for effective interaction with the chosen cGMP facility and CAL to ensure development of viable protocols for manufacturing and quality control. This interaction can only be achieved by effective and regular communication by telephone and meetings between responsible personnel. This can only be achieved by early and up front commitment of work to the chosen cGMP and CAL Development work at Biotecnol will generate the necessary, methodologies and SOP’s, in consultation with the cGMP facility and CAL, to ensure that the process and analytical methodologies can be rapidly transferred and effectively implemented. Work will be documented and reports compiled in line with an agreed work plan and the requirements for provision of information and data for preparation of the CMC, and other regulatory documentation.
