Revitalisation definition

Revitalisation means the transformation of Premises and the retrofitting of Facilities and their adaptive re-use (including without limitation any works, fixtures, furniture, equipment, plant, structures or services) to be planned, designed, financed, constructed, renovated, procured, fitted out, completed, operated, maintained and managed in connection with the Site.
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Revitalisation means activities which enable the integration of the heritage into contemporary life and creativity, the sustainable use of such heritage, and the benefit thereof;
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Revitalisation in this context means that children do not speak the indigenous language.
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Examples of Revitalisation in a sentence

  • Funding Program: CBD Revitalisation Program – Round 2 Activity: <insert name and description of funded Activity> Eligible CBD: [insert Eligible CBD] Activity Objectives: <insert description of purposes/goals for the Activity> Activity Start Date: <insert start date for Activity> Activity Period: From the Activity Start Date until 1 May 2022.

  • Słubice commune participates in the Municipal Revitalisation Programme of Słubice Commune for the years 2017-2023 approved by Resolution No. XLIV/347/2017 of the Municipal Council in Słubice of 5 December 2017.

  • The EIA Study Brief for the Revitalisation of TWN (No. ESB-320/2019) was issued on 11 September 2019 under the EIAO.

  • CCCVAT MINISTRIES LTD [CCVAT] - owner and operator of CARE – Revitalisation Grant.

  • Revitalisation of wetland biodiversity within agricultural landscapes is an emerging issue with the transformation of past collective farming systems (e.g., in Central Europe) to individual landholdings.

  • Objective 1 Revitalisation of the iron ore industry in South Africa.

  • Punjab and Uttar Pradesh where the State Governm,nts KURUKSHETRA : June 1969 25 REVIEW OF COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT-3 Programme of Revitalisation & Qualitative Growth_ , farming societies in the country with memborsh ip o.f 2,14, 440 and covering Ii lakh acres ▇.▇▇▇▇▇, During 1968-69, 150 societies have been formed till the end o.f December, 1968.

  • Revitalisation of the Primary Structure From the beginning of the Third Five Year Plan (1961- 62) the State Governments have been actively implemen- ting a policy of revitalisation and reorganisation of primary 22 KURUKSHETRA : June 1969 credit societies to form viable units through the process of amalgamation, extension of the area of operation and liquidation.

  • The project shall include, inter alia, the following activities:  Revitalisation of the park in line with the entrepreneurial strategy and in consultation with the local community;  Reconstruction of the water tower as an observation tower, arboriculture and landscaping, a fountain and the installation of lightning, irrigation, pathways and playgrounds;  Installation of information boards for visitors to raise awareness of the cultural heritage.

  • Applicant – person that applied for the CARE – Revitalisation Grant.