Purpose of the Document. To serve as a guide for staff interested in applying for an Incenting Innovation Mini Grant. District Strategic Direction the proposal aligns with (Encouraged, not required) Trauma Informed Practice Live Well 49 Suicide Prevention Community to Classroom Early Childhood Coalition Community School Collaborative Xxxxxxxxxx Education Foundation Education for Economic Development Finance and Facilities Planning Brief description of the proposal: How will students specifically benefit from this work? Are you working independently or collaborating with others? Detail out specifically how the funds will be used i.e. salary, travel, supplies, equipment, etc.… How do you intend to assess the impact of your proposal/work so that evidence of impact is clear i.e. Student Engagement, Student Safety, Relationships, Communication, Enrichment etc.? Name: Grade/Department: School: Deadlines for proposals are: September 30th and January 31st Please submit your proposal to the District Office
Purpose of the Document. This handbook has been created as a resource for the review, development, and implementation of facility-use policies, procedures, and agreements for community use of schools and school use of community facilities by schools, school divisions, municipalities∗, and recreation commissions∗∗. Many facilities are used quite extensively and a number of jurisdictions have policies and procedures in place for granting access, including joint-use agreements. Consultations and discussions with various stakeholders through the Task Force, the ACJUSC, and other platforms combined with the results of the aforementioned survey, support the need to review current practices to ensure the optimal use of facility spaces in all communities. This handbook is founded on the following statement: The Province of Manitoba believes that the use of public school and community facilities needs to be maximized to support the educational, recreational, social and cultural programming that can be offered during school hours as well as outside the regular instructional day. Consequently, the province strongly encourages and values partnerships between schools/school divisions, municipalities and recreation commissions with members of the greater community to promote wide and optimal use of facilities. This handbook is intended to support school divisions, municipalities, and recreation commissions as they review, develop, and implement policies that establish procedures and agreements for facility use, particularly for joint use, that align with the information provided in this resource. Furthermore, the handbook reminds recreation commissions that ROP (Recreation Opportunities Program∗) funding guidelines require that corresponding school divisions/districts (within a recreation commission) sign a formal ∗ In this resource, the term municipality can also refer to a city or a town. ∗∗ In Manitoba, a recreation commission is an authorized body established by participating municipal authorities and corresponding school divisions to provide recreation leadership, programs and services for their residents. ▪ C o m m u n i t y U s e o f S c h o o l s a n d S c h o o l U s e o f C o m m u n i t y F a c i l i t i e s ∗ For more information about the ROP program, please consult the Manitoba Healthy Living, Youth and Seniors website at xxx.xxx.xx.xx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx_xx_xxxxxxx.xxxx. agreement with the participating municipal authorities, outlining their respective roles and rel...
Purpose of the Document. This document establishes the basis for a co-operative working relationship between Forests NSW, the Orienteering Association of NSW (Orienteering NSW) and the New South Wales Rogaining Association (NSW Rogaining), Australian Capital Territory Rogaining Association (ACT Rogaining) including affiliated orienteering, rogaining and mountain-bike clubs. Collectively these three organisations are described herein as ‘the Parties’, ‘orienteering’ refers to both pedestrian and mountain-bike orienteering and ‘rogaining’ refers to both pedestrian and mountain-bike rogaining. It is recognised that the ACT Orienteering Association undertakes events in State forests in New South Wales and it is the intention that this document should also cover these events. The document has been developed for the purposes of achieving the following outcomes: ★ Provision of secure access to areas of State forest for the purpose of organised orienteering and rogaining events. ★ Standardisation of fees and conditions for special purpose permits granted by Forests NSW, for organised Orienteering NSW and NSW Rogaining events. ★ Access to planning information owned by Forests NSW for the development of maps by Orienteering NSW and NSW Rogaining. ★ Provision of copies of orienteering maps on State forests, by Orienteering NSW and Rogaining NSW, to the relevant Forests NSW Regional Office. ★ Access to specified areas of State forests for events based on the Forest Management Zones, ‘plans of operation’ and advice provided by Forests NSW Regional offices regarding culturally and environmentally sensitive areas. ★ Provision and use of mutually supportive promotional material. ★ Provision by Orienteering NSW and Rogaining NSW of a Certificate of Currency relating to Public Liability coverage.
Purpose of the Document. This document lists the achieved gridification work over the two first years of the project execution. This work has been carried out within the tasks entitled “T10.2 Algorithms Gridification” and “T10.3 Algorithm Pipeline Gridification”, which started at Month 7 and will complete at Month 36, with the following objective (extract from the project description of work):
Purpose of the Document. This Community Partnership Agreement has been developed by partners within Caerphilly County Borough in response to the requirements of WHC (2007) 023 NHS Commissioning Guidance. The primary purpose of the Community Partnership Agreement is to identify how the NHS, in the context of the advantages offered by co-terminosity, will work with Local Government, the voluntary and independent sectors to deliver improvements in Primary, Community, Intermediate and Social Care. The Agreement seeks to ensure: • Better planning and delivery of services. • Enhanced pooling of funds and sovereignty. • That the principles of the Xxxxxxx Review are evident at the local level. The Agreement aims to provide the framework through which health will be improved and community based services will be more effectively integrated, enabling people to access services as close to their home as is appropriate. The Agreement has been developed through a Partners Task and Finish Group, the terms of reference for which are attached as Appendix 1.
Purpose of the Document. This document aims to illustrate how the WP11 team defined a series of validation tests to run in the platform and report on the result of these tests. This work has been carried out the task entitled “T11.2. Platform Performance Validation, AC/DC Test Series”, which started on month 12 and will finish on month 36 with the following objectives: «Specification and execution of the AC/DC Test Series in the infrastructure: This includes the provision of necessary scripting logic to trigger the tests and automate their execution in the system. This task is led by P2 NE in close collaboration with P4 MAAT. A document will be produced by P4 MAAT and P2 NE on M12 describing the AC/DC test series and corresponding results, once applied to the neuGRID infrastructure » This current deliverable already updates the D11.1 and will also be updated at M36. Based on the acquired experience, infrastructure recommendations will be provided at the end of the project.
Purpose of the Document. Deliverable 8.2: Ethics and Safety Manual II is part of WP8, Project Management and Ethical Issues. The document aims to: Review the ethical principles and the relevant legal and regulatory framework which are related to the research in SPLENDID Clearly identify the ethical issues for key elements of the SPLENDID research and define strategies to address them. The above points are especially considered in relation to research involving humans and personal data. Therefore, the main impact of this deliverable will be in the area of the research studies that are conducted in WP6. However, there are also considerations that have an impact on the technical development, namely in the areas of sensor safety (WP2) and data management (WP3, WP4 and WP5). The manual presents a detailed outline of the state of the research activities, especially highlighting the required ethical awareness indicated by the European Union Directives and guidelines. Consecutively, we have identified key methodological aspects of SPLENDID which are connected to the described ethical issues and we are proposing specific practises to mitigate possible ethical issues that might arise. Note that, while the Ethical Issues relevant to the future use of the SPLENDID platform have regularly been considered, this manual focuses on the ethical considerations relevant to the development phase of SPLENDID. This version of the document (II), incorporates updated information about the functional details of the platform and the specifics of the projected uses, collected throughout the first two years of the development of the SPLENDID platform.
Purpose of the Document. The purpose of BACG common agreement document is to develop 747-8 operational guidance material that include, - Items of aerodrome infrastructure that may be affected by the introduction of the Boeing 747-8 aircraft - ICAO Recommended Practices relating to those items, and - For any areas of non-compliance, to show appropriate mitigation, if required, proposed by the BACG to ensure the safe operation of the 747-8 aircraft at aerodromes currently unable to meet ICAO Code Letter F aerodrome Standards and Recommendations. Operational guidelines developed for the 747-8 are recommendations proposed by an informal group. It is stressed that the authority to approve any deviation from ICAO Annex 14 specifications shall rest solely with the state having jurisdiction over the aerodrome. No provision contained herein shall be construed so as to have a binding effect on any such Authority with respect to the approval of any such deviation.
Purpose of the Document. The purpose of BACG2 common agreement document is to develop 777-8/-9 operational guidance material that include, - Items of aerodrome infrastructure that may be affected by the introduction of the Boeing 777-8/-9 aircraft and its folding wingtip concept of operations defined in Attachment G - ICAO Recommended Practices relating to those items, and - For any areas of non-compliance, to show appropriate mitigation, if required, proposed by the BACG2 to ensure the safe operation of the 777-8/-9 aircraft at aerodromes currently unable to meet ICAO Code Letter F aerodrome Standards and Recommendations. Operational guidelines developed for the 777-8/-9 are recommendations proposed by an informal group. It is stressed that the authority to approve any deviation from ICAO Annex 14 specifications shall rest solely with the state having jurisdiction over the aerodrome. No provision contained herein shall be construed so as to have a binding effect on any such Authority with respect to the approval of any such deviation.
Purpose of the Document. The present arrangements determine the procedure for cooperation between the designated persons of the Customer and the Contractor in the course of the rendering the IT Services and provision of access of the cloud resources according to the Paid Services Agreement, dated July 15, 2016 (hereinafter the Agreement).
