Focal Points definition

Focal Points means the focal points described in Section I.A.3 of Schedule 2 to this Agreement.
Focal Points means the focal point of a Party performing the functions of an ombudsman and with the responsibilities set out in Article 3 of Chapter 5.
Focal Points or “FPs” means the sectoral focal point and technical leads assigned to provide technical and institutional support to the Project in accordance with the provisions of Section I.A.4 of Schedule 2 to this Agreement and of the Project Implementation Manual

Examples of Focal Points in a sentence

  • The Parties shall exchange information, whenever possible and relevant to reciprocal investments, concerning business opportunities, procedures, and requirements for investment, particularly through the Joint Committee and its National Focal Points.

  • Neither the Joint Committee nor the National Focal Points or "Ombudsmen" shall replace existing diplomatic channels between the Parties.

  • The designated representatives of national state authorities will act as National Focal Points for the SSAP and will be the main contact persons for the Chairperson and the Coordinator.

  • Within the framework of the official consultation the Focal Points and Contact Points are expected to circulate the draft to all relevant national bodies and stakeholders for comments in accordance with their respective established national procedures and to submit the consolidated national comments to the Secretariat by the given deadline.

  • Once Plans are available in their final form the Secretariat informs all Focal Points and Contact Points in the relevant range states.

  • Neither the Joint Committee nor the Focal Points or Ombudsmen shall replace or impair, in any way, any other agreement or the diplomatic channels existing between the Parties.

  • Link to (or copy of) the plan is sent to all Focal Points and Contact points in the relevant range states with the invitation to implement the plan.

  • The ASEAN Centre shall receive, consolidate and analyse the data communicated by the respective National Monitoring Centres or Focal Points.

  • A letter is sent to the respective AEWA Focal Points and Contact Points inviting them to send one government representative charged with the implementation of AEWA as well as one national expert on the species in question to the workshop.

  • Considering the wide range of investment issues, the Parties agree that the ultimate purpose of the Joint Committee and Focal Points, or Ombudsmen, is the fostering of institutional governance, through the establishment of a specific forum and technical channels and by acting as facilitators between Governments and the private sector.


More Definitions of Focal Points

Focal Points means collectively: (i) the focal point for the Project designated by the Ministry of Agriculture, (ii) the focal point for the Project designated by the Ministry of Environment, (iii) the focal point for the Project designated by the Ministry of Livestock, as well as (iv) the General Secretary of the National Bureau of the Regional ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ of Agriculture, and (v) the General Manager of the National Office of Protected Areas.