Areas of Interest. The following areas shall be addressed for the purpose of establishing guidelines, implementing programs and/or providing equipment:
Areas of Interest. FANC - Prevention of complications of pregnancy and childbirth, early detection and treatment of complications, birth planning and complication readiness; malaria prevention and management in pregnancy (prevention, diagnosis, treatment, referrals), procurement and distribution of SP, iron and folate; BCC to improve SP and ITN use among pregnant women; availability of malaria treatment guidelines(ANC Register) Clean & safe delivery - Facility delivery, Use of Partograph, Active Management of Third Stage of Labour, Postpartum monitoring, , emergency trolleys(L/Xxxx Register) Essential newborn care; Rx of Neonatal sepsis, Care of low birth weight and preterm babies(KMC), Helping Babies Breath (HBB) FP:-No of counselors, Linkage with HHC and MBSM; Commodities available//Logistics (Check FP Registers for No of clients/method-PPFP, Long Acting and other methods Program Effectiveness Social mobilization Community participation BCC/IEC NGO/CBO participation How effective were the various facility and community level activities in promoting access to maternal, neonatal and FP services(MBSM, HHC, ETS, MSS ? Social mobilization - Are there links at health facility level that work with local mobilization networks, change champions Ask for statistics of local service delivery networks, linkages with other sector groups in the state, HHCC? Community participation - Are there links at health facility level with WDCs, VDCs, Community coalitions. Ask for existence of WDCs, VDCs, and Health Facility Management Committee. BCC/IEC - Are there units at health facility level that use BCC/IEC for EmONC/FP activities? NGO/CBO participation - Are there links at health facility level with any NGOs/CBOs working for Maternal and Newborn Health in the area? Policy Program management Resource allocation Relevant needs gaps and weak links identified by the in charge in the Maternal and Newborn health policy and whether the project has been supportive in addressing them and in what ways? What more can be done and how? Probe: Policy - Number of policies (plans, guideline, manuals, protocols or job aides available to improve MNCH/FP at health facility level Program management - Whether trainings on Logistic planning; record keeping and supportive supervision has been attended by the staff of the health facility Resource allocation – Monthly grants to the facility by the SMOH or LG office, SPHCDA etc, and whether this is sufficient or not. ANNEX D.5. COMMUNITY LEVEL INTERVIEW GUIDE Program ...
Areas of Interest. Seller and Buyer acknowledge that Seller owns additional mining properties within the vicinity of the Subject Property, and within the boundaries of the area designated as the Xxxxxx Area of Interest, or “Xxxxxx AOI” as identified on Exhibit C attached hereto (the “Xxxxxx AOI”), and Seller intends to continue to pursue mining development within the Xxxxxx AOI. As a condition to the Closing of the transaction contemplated by this Agreement, and the transfer of the Subject Property from Seller to Buyer, Seller and Buyer agree as follows:
Areas of Interest. 2.1 By working together, the two organizations can greatly increase the force and effectiveness of their efforts in such key matters as:
Areas of Interest. An Area of Interest is a zone that the client may enter and leave without generating a violation. An example of an Area of Interest Zone is a home where the client needs to drop off or pick up children at specified times on certain days. At all other times the home would be off limits. TotalAccess records “Enter” and “Leave” events, allowing personnel to track the client's movements in the specific area without generating alerts.
Areas of Interest. 1.1 Participants have initially identified, by means of survey, the following as priority areas in which to explore opportunities for mutual exchange:
Areas of Interest. 1. Hotel exterior
Areas of Interest. The Parties hereby establish an area of interest around each of the properties in Mexico owned by Goldcorp and its affiliates for the benefit of Goldcorp and its affiliates of twenty (20) kilometres from the external boundary of the mineral properties, claims and real property interests as they exist on the date of the Closing (the “Goldcorp Area of Interest”). For a period of three (3) years following the Closing Date, MLA and its affiliates will not, either directly or indirectly or through Persons that are acting for any of them, acquire any mineral claims, mineral interests or other rights to mineral properties, royalty interests, surface rights or water rights within the Goldcorp Area of Interest.
Areas of Interest. A. All parishes. V. Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana (CT) Areas of Interest: A. All parishes. VI. Jena Band of Choctaw Indians (JBCI) Areas of Interest: A. All parishes. VII. Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians (MBCI) Areas of Interest: A. All parishes. VIII. Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma (QTO) Areas of Interest: A. Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, De Xxxx, East Carroll, Lincoln, Madison, Morehouse, Orleans, Ouachita, Red River, Richland, Union, Xxxxxxx, and West Xxxxxxx parishes. IX. Seminole Nation of Oklahoma (SNO) Areas of Interest: A. Ascension, Concordia, East Baton Rouge, East Xxxxxxx, East Xxxxxxxxx, Iberville, Jefferson, Livingston, Madison, Orleans, Plaquemines, Pointe Coupee, Xx. Xxxxxxx, St. Xxxxxxx, St. Xxxxx, St. Xxxx the Baptist, Tensas, West Baton Rouge, and Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx parishes. X. Seminole Tribe of Florida (STF) Areas of Interest: A. Ascension, Concordia, East Baton Rouge, East Xxxxxxx, East Xxxxxxxxx, Iberville, Jefferson, Livingston, Madison, Orleans, Plaquemines, Pointe Coupee, Xx. Xxxxxxx, St. Xxxxxxx, St. Xxxxx, St. Xxxx the Baptist, Tensas, West Baton Rouge, and Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx parishes. XI. Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana (TBTL) Areas of Interest: A. All parishes. APPENDIX C PROGRAMMATIC ALLOWANCES In accordance with Stipulation VII, undertakings composed entirely of the following repair or construction activities do not require Section 106 review. If an undertaking is not composed entirely of the activities listed below, FEMA will conduct the applicable Section 106 review only with regard to the activities that are not listed below. This list may be revised without amending this Agreement by a letter concurred with by FEMA, GOHSEP, SHPO/THPO, and Tribes. When referenced in an Allowance, “in-kind” shall mean that it is either the same or a similar material, and the result shall match all physical and visual aspects, including form, color, and workmanship. “In-kind” mortar shall also match the strength, content, color, rake, joint width, and tooling of historic mortar. I. GROUND-DISTURBING ACTIVITIES AND SITE WORK shall mean all work being performed in archeologically surveyed areas with no recorded eligible archeological site(s), or previously disturbed areas. Should an unexpected discovery be encountered, work must stop and compliance with Stipulation XI is required. A. Ground-disturbing activities related to the repair, replacement, reinforcing or pouring of footings, foundations, retaining walls, other slope stabilization systems (e.g., gab...
Areas of Interest. The master plan proposes the establishment of a network of protected areas and sites deemed to be of regional interest, including parks, ecological reserves, wildlife sanctuaries or any other protected zone. This network would be comprised of areas that are important for the development or protection of biological resources, that include unique landscapes representative of Nunavik or that contain remarkable, rare or endangered plant or animal species. Most of the areas of interest are made up of public lands that were identified by various departments within the context of the proposed Land Use Map for Lands in the Public Domain (PATP) of the Quebec Ministry of Natural Resources. The goal of the network is to preserve these zones for the benefit of all by protecting them from the harmful impacts of human activity in general and industrial activity in particular. The JBNQA provided for the creation of a park in Nunavik. Twenty-five years later, the Quebec Wildlife and Parks Corporation has finally undertaken to establish a park in the vicinity of Kangiqsujuaq. Pingualuit Park will encompass Crater Lake, a unique natural phenomenon of pure crystalline water that has to be protected and may become a tourist attraction. At the same time, a huge area of land, lakes and rivers will be protected for future generations. Major rivers like the Povungnituk will be at least partially protected from development projects. Pingualuit Park will also, we hope, help develop the tourism industry in Nunavik. It is a growing but fragile industry; to develop it further serious considerations has to be given to the creation of more parks and reserve areas. Many other areas in Nunavik have been identified by Quebec, Canada and UNESCO as ideal areas for parks and natural reserves. A program should be put into place to further these preliminary studies.
