Key Stakeholders definition

Key Stakeholders means Cal OES, STP, CALNET, and PSE.

Key Stakeholders refer to stakeholders who play a key role in minority-language education and second-language instruction, including representatives of the Conseil scolaire acadien provincial (CSAP), Regional Centres for Education and postsecondary institutions. “Minority language”, “second official-language” and “second language” refer to the two official languages of Canada: English and French. In the context of Nova Scotia, minority language refers to French, and second language refers to French.

Key Stakeholders means the Recipient’s Ministry of Finance and Ministry of National Security, Home Affairs, Public Administration, Information and Disaster Management, and any other of the Recipient’s ministries acceptable to the Association, as set forth in the Project Operations Manual.”

Examples of Key Stakeholders in a sentence

• Between March 2015 and March 2016 The NFP’s interviewed National Key Stakeholders (NKS), performed a desk study and organized workshops with national stakeholders of funders, end-users and researchers across the various soil and land management disciplines.

• Action Item Description Start Date End Date Sources Key Stakeholders Align all policies, standards, and requirements with HCBS settings requirements Evaluate program policies, standards, and requirements to identify any needed changes for full alignment with HCBS settings requirements and identify target dates for necessary revisions.

• Action Item Description Start Date End Date Sources Key Stakeholders Submit Waiver Plan Amendment to CMS MDCH will submit a waiver amendment that outlines settings which meet HCBS characteristics and settings which currently do not meet HCBS characteristics but may.

• This section addresses the following key areas of the ESMF implementation:• Roles of Key Stakeholders in the ESMF implementation;• Capacity building;• Environmental and social monitoring and reporting; and• ESMF implementation budget.

• The stakeholders who should be consulted are similar to those outlined in the Consultation with Key Stakeholders section above.Hospitals may be able to meet this requirement through participation with health alliances.

More Definitions of Key Stakeholders

Key Stakeholders means stakeholders who provide funding, support and direction for this Framework Agreement; senior managers at NICE and Health Education England Library & Knowledge Services (HEE LKS);

Key Stakeholders means the key stakeholders listed in Schedule 7 (Event Stakeholders);

Key Stakeholders means Local, State and Federal government departments, agencies and authorities, non- government and for profit organisations, community groups, and individuals that are engaged in activities to minimise drug-related harms.

Key Stakeholders means communities, landowners and holders of Other Rights in the Areas of Interest, Indigenous Groups, Governmental Authorities, and NGO’s.

Key Stakeholders means the key stakeholders listed in Schedule 8 (Event Stakeholders);

Key Stakeholders means the individual, group or organization who may affect, be affected by, or perceive itself to be affected by a decision, activity or outcome of an initiative. At Engineers Canada, “key stakeholders” typically refer to the engineering regulators and the higher education institutions.

Key Stakeholders refer to stakeholders who play a key role in minority-language education and second-language instruction, including representatives of minority school boards, school boards offering programs in second-language instruction and postsecondary institutions. “Minority language”, “minority-language”, “second language”, and “second official-language” refer to French.