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OF ACTIVITIES Clause Examples for Any Agreement

OF ACTIVITIES.ĢżThe Applicant shall implement the Activities substantially as described generally in the Application.
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OF ACTIVITIES.ĢżThe ILO [and any other executing Collaborator] will make every effort to ensure the timely and full implementation of the activities as described in the [name of document describing activity (project document/ terms of reference]in Annex [insert Annex No.].
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OF ACTIVITIES.ĢżMuch of the work of deliverable 6.3. involves creative activities by young people in response to a particular question or issue. Since the different research groups involved in the project were meant to design their own processes, it was correctly anticipated that guidance would welcome and, to this end, a toolkit of generative research activities (templates and guidelines) was generate as a specific deliverable. The toolkit was distributed to all participants, and also made available on the WYRED platform (Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx, 2016a; Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx & Xxxxx- Xxxxxxxx, 2017; Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx, & Xxxxxx- Xxxxx, 2018). All partners made good use of the activity toolkit while facilitating research activities. During the 1st Cycle of the project, the participants focused on designing and implementing research activities in order to explore the issues identified in the previous stage, using a range of approaches, with the support of the partners. Participants worked in groups to design and implement their own activities, with the facilitation of the partner organisations. Furthermore, groups were able to present their ongoing work as public projects in the common area in the WYRED platform, and in the respective community areas created for them by the partner organisations. Participants are able to read projects made public by the project owners, as well as comment on them and cast their vote. This allows Young People and Children to compare and contrast their experiences with projects run by peers across participating countries, covering a variety of topics in English and/or in local languages.
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OF ACTIVITIES.Ģż2.1 The detailed responsibilities as well as the maximum ļ¬nancial contribution (in-kind and in-cash) of each Party will be agreed upon in writing through a Letter of Agreement and an estimated budget for each activity under this MoU. 2.2 For each activity covered by this MoU the WTO shall meet the cost of participants from Pacific Island Countries that are WTO Members or Observers. The PIFS shall seek alternative sources of funding to meet the costs associated with participants from Paciļ¬c Island Countries that are not Members or Observers of the WTO. 2.3 The PIFS and the WTO will jointly agree on the countries from which participants are selected. The selection process will be jointly undertaken by the Parties taking into account the WTO Progressive Learning Strategy and the country needs. 2.4 The Parties shall make available the services of their respective Secretariat ofļ¬cials for conducting each activity under this MoU. The PIFS and WTO shall be responsible for the salaries, beneļ¬ts and allowances of their respective staff associated with the implementation of any activity under this MoU. 2.5 Where it may be necessary to supplement such services, the Parties shall identify, as appropriate, other resource persons who could be engaged as external experts. 2.6 Subject to mutual consent, ofļ¬cials from other international or regional organizations may also be invited to participate as experts in the execution of the selected activities under this MoU. 2.7 The venue for the selected activities shall be a WTO Member or Observer Country of the Paciļ¬c region. The selection of the venue shall be determined based on the Partiesā€� agreement that such an arrangement shall be cost effective and/or convenient for the training. 2.8 The PIFS shall undertake all logistical and administrative work with regard to any activities held in the Paciļ¬c and undertaken by the Parties under this MoU. The supporting administrative cost to be paid by the WTO to PIFS will be determined by letter of agreement for each activity.
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OF ACTIVITIES.ĢżThe cooperation activities that are identified within the Commission will be carried out by the Governors and their designated staff, in coordination with the following governmental entities 1. For the Government of the State of California: a. Economic development and tourism ā€� Governorā€™s Office of Business and Economic Development (lead coordinating office), and California Travel and Tourism Commission. b. Environment and energy ā€� California Environmental Protection Agency and the California Natural Resources Agency. c. Transportation and infrastructure ā€� California State Transportation Agency. d. Emergency preparedness and response ā€� Governorā€™s Office of Emergency Services. e. Agriculture ā€� California Department of Food and Agriculture. f. Public health ā€� California Health and Human Services Agency. 2. For the Government of the State of Baja California: a. Economic development and tourism ā€� Secretary of Sustainable Economy and Tourism (lead coordinating office), and the Public Trust for Tourism Promotion of Baja California. b. Environment and energy - Secretary of Sustainable Economy and Tourism, State Water Commission and State Energy Commission. c. Transportation and infrastructure - Secretary of Infrastructure, Urban and Territorial Development. d. Emergency preparedness and response- Secretary of Government and Civil Protection Coordination. e. Agriculture ā€� Secretary of Agriculture and Food Security. f. Public health ā€� Secretary of Health. 3. For the Government of the State of Baja California Sur: a. Economic development and tourism - Secretary of Tourism, Economy and Sustainability. b. Environment and energy - Secretary of Urban Planning, Infrastructure and Mobility and the Secretary of Tourism, Economy and Sustainability c. Transportation and infrastructure - Secretary of Urban Planning, Infrastructure and Mobility (lead coordinating office). e. Emergency preparedness and response - Secretary of Government. f. Agriculture - Secretary of Fishing, Aquaculture and Agriculture. g. Public health - Secretary of Health.
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