IPAP definition

IPAP mean the action plan dated July, 2002, adopted by the Borrower through the Prime Minister’s Decision No.244/QD-TTg, dated March 5, 2003 and Decision No. 1303/QD-BGD & DT- TH of the Vice Minister of Education and Training, dated March 24, 2003, and referred to in paragraph 6 of Schedule 4 to this Agreement, as said Plan may be amended from time to time with the prior agreement of the Association.
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Examples of IPAP in a sentence

  • Principal amongst these are the Developmental Growth Path, IPAP and the Ten Year Innovation Strategy.

  • Supervisors should provide honest, constructive feedback, keeping in mind that an improvement performance action plan (IPAP), if initiated early, can be used to target the prevocational doctor’s learning needs, and improve both patient and prevocational doctor outcomes.

  • The Improving Performance Action Plan (IPAP), is a nationally approved tool, used to document specific actions and timeframes jointly agreed to by each party, and enables progress to be tracked.

  • The IPAP is committed to realising broader national policy goals through a wide range of mutually supportive and interlocking transversal and sector-specific programmes and instruments targeting specifically the manufacturing sector of the economy.

  • Each iteration of the IPAP has continuously updated and refined its emphases on an annual basis, both to ensure that it remains relevant to rapidly changing global and local economic and social developments and, more recently, to align itself with the overall vision and perspectives set out in the NDP of 2012.

  • Assessment /IPAP Appeals‌ Prevocational doctors unsatisfied with an assessment outcome are encouraged to discuss/negotiate with their term supervisor in the first instance.

  • The IPAP template and guideline, and the RMO Wellbeing and Performance Management Procedure (which outlines instructions for completing an IPAP) are located on the MEU website Supervisor Resources page.

  • Priority 2 : Economic Strategic Objective 2: ▇▇▇▇▇▇ industry establishment        MTSF NDP IPAP (2016/17-18/19) PPPFA B-BBEE Act MPRDA Beneficiation Strategy Transformation and Job and expansion includes priority research programmes that Creation are aimed at reviving sectors of the industries that have been struggling over the last few years, such as the ferro alloy industry.

  • The mid-term assessment serves to identify strengths and weaknesses in a timely manner, so that an Improving Performance Action Plan (IPAP) can be implemented, when required, for struggling doctors to focus on areas requiring further development.

  • An IPAP should be developed in consultation with the DCT, the MEO and the prevocational doctor.