Cooperation and Capacity Building Sample Clauses

Cooperation and Capacity Building. 1. The Parties shall explore opportunities for further cooperation among the Parties, including capacity building, technical assistance, collaboration, and information exchange, on sanitary and phytosanitary matters of mutual interest, consistent with this Chapter, subject to the availability of appropriate resources.
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Cooperation and Capacity Building. 1. The Parties shall cooperate and exchange information with each other on customs matters.
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Cooperation and Capacity Building. 1. The Parties shall continue cooperation under the framework established in the previous Agreement of Cooperation of Intellectual Property between the Government of the Republic of Peru and the Government of the People's Republic of China, signed on June 2nd, 2005, with a common view to increasing capacity building and to fostering the development of intellectual property policies and eliminating trade in goods infringing intellectual property rights, subject to their respective laws, rules, regulations, directives and policies.
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Cooperation and Capacity Building. ARTICLE 16.1
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Cooperation and Capacity Building. ‌ The purpose of the Cooperation and Capacity Building (CCB) chapter is to help implement and enhance the benefits of CPTPP among its members. It does this by establishing new cooperation and capacity building mechanisms (such as dialogues, workshops, conferences, collaborative programmes, technical assistance activities) and leveraging existing mechanisms (such as bilateral partnerships) to help all Parties realise economic growth and development through the CPTPP. Potential areas where CPTPP Parties may look to collaborate on CCB activities include (but are not limited to) agriculture, industrial and service sectors, promotion of education, culture and gender issues, and in disaster risk management. This work would be undertaken by a network of contact points, and Committee on CCB. This Committee would discuss CCB issues such as information sharing, coordination of donors (including CPTPP Parties, non-Parties and international institutions), and the establishment of public-private partnerships.
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Cooperation and Capacity Building. The Parties shall explore opportunities for further cooperation among the Parties, including capacity building, technical assistance, collaboration, and information exchange, on sanitary and phytosanitary matters of mutual interest, consistent with this Chapter, subject to the availability of appropriate resources. Any two or more Parties may cooperate on any matter, including sector specific proposals, of mutual interest under this Chapter. In undertaking cooperation activities, the Parties shall endeavour to coordinate with bilateral, regional, or multilateral work programmes, with the objective of avoiding unnecessary duplication and maximising the use of resources. The Parties are encouraged to share information and the experiences of their cooperation activities with other Parties at the Committee on Goods.
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Cooperation and Capacity Building. 1. Each Party shall cooperate on capacity building for trade facilitation, such as training, technical assistance, exchange of experts and any other forms of cooperation, as may be mutually agreed upon by the Parties. 2. To the extent permitted by their domestic laws and regulations, the Customs Authority of each party shall assist each other in relation to:
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Cooperation and Capacity Building. 1. The Parties shall explore opportunities for further cooperation, collaboration and information exchange, including through their competent authorities, on SPS matters of mutual interest, consistent with the objectives of this Chapter. This may include the provision of technical assistance and capacity building, subject to the availability of appropriate resources.
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