Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Sample Clauses

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Chile Notices and other documents in disputes under Section B shall be served on Chile by delivery to: Dirección de Asuntos Jurídicos del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de la República de Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx 000 Xxxxxxxx, Chile Chapter 11 Telecommunications
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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and China’s Ministry of Commerce, Australia-China Free Trade Agreement Joint Feasibility Study, Final Report, Canberra, March 2005, p. 3. 28 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and China’s Ministry of Commerce, Australia-China Free Trade Agreement Joint Feasibility Study, Final Report, Canberra, March 2005, p. 134. 29 Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia-China FTA Negotiations, Subscriber update: Fifteenth round of negotiations, July 2010, xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx.xx/xxx/xxxxx/xxx/000000_xxxxxxxxxx_xxxxxx.xxxx accessed 1 September 2010. Australia reiterated its interest in including provisions on government procurement and competition policy in the FTA.30
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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Savanna Burning Indigenous Australians are sharing their world-leading savanna fire management practices through Australia’s $3.87 million International Savanna Fire Management Initiative. The approach blends traditional knowledge with satellite technology to reduce greenhouse emissions and improve land management. The Xxxxxxxx Land Council is exporting this technology, initially through a pilot for Botswana’s Okavango-Zambezi region, which is among the most badly affected areas in the world by savanna fires. These fires destroy infrastructure, stagnate economic productivity and emit large amounts of greenhouse gases. The project helped the Government of Botswana to develop emissions measuring techniques. It provides opportunities for Australian Indigenous fire management workers to share their expertise overseas and to utilise Australia’s emissions accounting and reporting capabilities. Cashews to You An Australian Alumni from the Mozambique National Cashew Institute (INCAJU) Ms Xxxxx Xxxxxxx is helping Mozambique increase its share of the global cashew market. The carbon-farming projects in the northern part of Western Australia are being held up as an example of world-leading practice that combines space- age technology - satellite monitoring - with the traditional knowledge of Indigenous people. The Australian Government’s Emissions Reduction Fund has fostered and deployed a carbon credits accounting system utilising Indigenous fire management techniques. Under the fund, Indigenous rangers, pastoralists and land managers receive Australian Carbon Credit Units for reducing emissions from savanna fires across northern Australia. Ms Xxxxxxx, an agronomist with the Institute, undertook an Australia Awards Masters degree in Global Food and Agricultural Business to strengthen her industry analysis, project management and proposal development skills. Cashews are important to the Mozambican Government, with more than 40 per cent of Mozambican farmers - over one million households - growing and selling them. The cashew processing sector employs more than 8,000 individuals and represents 70 per cent of farmers’ revenue. Mozambique is committed to increasing the market output of cashews by 29 per cent and domestic processing by 50 per cent by 2020. Cashews are attached to a fruit known as a cashew apple, which is edible and reputed to have health benefits such as helping to prevent heart disease, reducing the risk of diabetes and boosting bone and oral health. Th...
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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Treaty Secretary, International Intellectual Property Section Office of Best Practice Regulation (During implementation development) Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Department of Social Services Department of Industry, Innovation and Science ISSUES WE CONSIDERED DURING INTERNAL CONSULTATION ▰What are our treaty obligations? ▰Will we limit cross border exchange to treaty countries or all countries? ▰Do we comply with the Treaty obligations? Particularly: does our national legislation allow exportation and importation of accessible-format copies?
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