Integrated Partnership definition

Integrated Partnership means the enhanced collaboration between the IFA Parties, as set out in the IFA;
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Examples of Integrated Partnership in a sentence

  • The goals and objectives will be developed and prioritized as part of strategic planning, program development, and the completion of the Plan for the 2020 Census Integrated Partnership and Communications (IPC) Program as outlined in Section C.5.2 below.

  • The specific goals and objectives for the 2020 Census Integrated Partnership and Communications (IPC) Program including the contract have not been determined.

  • Under this contract, the contractor shall perform all services in accordance with task orders, which will be based upon the actual Census Bureau’s communications requirements for the 2020 Census and the final 2020 Census Integrated Partnership and Communications (IPC) Program Plan (see Section C.5.2).

  • The 2020 Census Integrated Partnership and Communications (IPC) Program includes all partnership and communications activities completed in-house and by contractors to support the 2020 Census.

  • The Contractor shall design and develop the brand identity and “look and feel” of the 2020 Census Integrated Partnership and Communications Program.

  • The Census Bureau is responsible for reporting to them on the 2020 Census Integrated Partnership and Communications Program and the contract.

  • To support the national headcount in 2020, the Census Bureau is planning an integrated communications program, entitled the 2020 Census Integrated Partnership and Communications (IPC) Program, to increase awareness and participation in this constitutionally mandated activity.

  • The Integrated Partnership is built on the organizations that are Parties to this Agreement, their Governing Instruments, and their Host Country Agreements, noting that the Centers are the essential buildings blocks of the Integrated Partnership.

  • All core components of the Integrated Partnership as described in this Agreement must be implemented in a way that is consistent with the Parties’ respective Governing Instruments, Host Country Agreements, and applicable laws.

  • Through their Integrated Partnership, the Parties aim to contribute to the global efforts of a just and sustainable food, land and water systems transformation by strengthening delivery of research and innovation, achieve greater impact, and operating more efficiently and effectively as a cohesive and integrated whole in order to tackle the complex and interconnected challenges to food, land, and water systems in the 21st century, and their inter‐relationships with climate change mitigation and adaptation.