Funding Resources. Each Party affirms that its participating students will have the necessary personal funding resources to meet fully their financial obligations as students. Each Party affirms that its participating students shall have health and accident insurance coverage to include costs of emergency evacuation and repatriation.
Funding Resources. 9.1. The Parties agree that the commitment of funding and resourcing by British Columbia is essential to the success of this Understanding. The Parties agree to the principle that the costs of implementing this Understanding and any agreements that may be concluded under it should be jointly funded where and when possible.
Funding Resources. The additional Convertible Loan of HK$33.95 million was fully funded from the proceeds raised from the placement (“Placement”) of new ordinary shares in the capital of the Company (“New Shares”), which was announced on 19 June 2014.
Funding Resources. XXX affirms that its Participating Students will have necessary personal funding resources to fully meet their financial obligations as students, and shall have health and accident insurance coverage to include the costs of emergency evacuation and repatriation.
Funding Resources financial Support Financing of the doctoral project is ensured through (please specify, e.g. department/chair, provider of scholarship, company): . ☐ Employment contract with TUM*:............................................................................................ ☐ Employment contract with Klinikum rechts der Isar*: ............................................................. ☐ Scholarship WITH workplace at TUM department*: ............................................................... ☐ Scholarship WITHOUT workplace at TUM department**.:....................................................... ☐ External working contract**: …….............................................................................................. ☐ Other**: ................................................................................................................................... *considered internal doctoral project according to regulations and definition of TUM-GS ** considered external doctoral project according to regulations and definition of TUM-GS The supervisor and the doctoral candidate have agreed on the resources (e.g. laboratory access, measuring and calculating equipment and/or materials) necessary to conduct the planned research. Further, the GCB provides individual financial support for internationalization and project measures for doctoral candidates, who have an employment contract with TUM or Klinikum rechts der Isar and doctoral candidates, who receive a scholarship (e.g. DAAD, Chinese Scholarship Council, Begabtenförderungswerke, etc.) and have a workplace at a TUM department (an overview is provided in enclosure 3. / distribution of funds is decided upon on an individual basis and depending on available resources). External doctoral candidates and doctoral candidates with other financing cannot receive any financial support from GCB for legal reasons. The candidate has been informed of any possible restrictions regarding the above, such as (if applicable): .................................................................................................................................................... .................................................................................................................................................... Graduate Center BioEngineering Munich School of BioEngineering Technical University of Munich
Funding Resources. Funding the work ahead.
Funding Resources. The DISTRICT agrees to provide an adequate budget (e.g., approximately $1.9 million) to fund the development and delivery of the special training for any outside providers, including PLAS for PLAS schools. Outside providers, subject to the District’s procurement policies, will contract to design and implement “the special training.” The parties shall mutually agree upon the list of potential outside providers, including the initial list of outside providers agreed to by the parties in Attachment C, who will facilitate the various “menu” of professional development options that will constitute the special training, as well as the approximate number of hours per teacher that the outside providers shall deliver. The parties will actively recruit other potential vendors to be added to the list of potential vendors before the commencement of the special training.
Funding Resources. 12. The Parties agree that the commitment of funding and resourcing by Canada is essential to the success of this Letter and the Framework Agreement. The Parties will determine bridge funding to support the shared priorities and processes identified in this Letter, until the Framework Agreement is concluded and longer-term funding commitments are in place.
Funding Resources. In recent years the COPS Office has funded 15 VBI projects to test the viability of law enforcement/FBO collaborations (see page 34 for list of VBI Grant Recipients). Unfortunately, the federal government will never have sufficient resources to support all the potential law enforcement/FBO partnerships. Additionally, the purpose of all the VBI grants was to provide start-up resources, with the understanding that federal funds would be used to jump-start the projects. Now that the substantial benefits of VBI collaborations have been demonstrated, commun ities should find it easier to attract other public and private dollars to support their VBI efforts. Federal Faith-Based and Community Initiative The Xxxx administration has implemented what is known as the Faith- Based and Community Initiative, which is designed to give faith-based organizations and other grassroots groups an opportunity to secure federal funding to deliver social and other community services. The objective of this initiative is not to favor FBOs over other providers, but rather to level the playing field so that FBOs can be competitive in applying for federal resources. The Faith-Based and Community Initiative is an important tool for faith-based organizations because it makes it clear that federal agencies are indeed allowed to provide public dollars to FBOs. While faith-based and community organizations have for many years received federal dollars to provide social services, the Faith-Based and Community Initiative is an effort to level the playing field for faith-based and smaller community organizations. The initiative allows them to apply for federal funding on an equal footing with other organizations, large and small, and to preserve the rights of faith-based organizations to retain their religious character while providing valuable social services. It also emphasizes the right of individuals to receive services free from religious discrimination. See Executive Order 13279: Equal Protection of the Laws for Faith- Based and Community Organizations (Appendix K). The Changing Federal Funding Landscape for FBOs Under the Faith-Based and Community Initiative Under the president’s Faith-Based and Community Initiative, faith- based organizations receiving federal funds have more flexibility than in the past in the way they provide services. ■ In the past, faith-based organizations could not display in a facility where federally funded services were provided any religious symbols or icons,...
Funding Resources. 2. Encourage State Conservationists to collaborate with SWCC, AACD, State forestry agencies and conservation districts to allocate appropriate resources to address resource concerns on NIPF land and to help meet landowner needs for technical and financial assistance in forestry and agroforestry.
