Areas and Forms of Cooperation Clause Samples
The "Areas and Forms of Cooperation" clause defines the specific domains and methods through which the parties will collaborate under the agreement. It typically outlines the scope of joint activities, such as research, development, marketing, or resource sharing, and describes the mechanisms for cooperation, which may include regular meetings, information exchange, or joint task forces. By clearly delineating both the subject matter and the operational framework for collaboration, this clause ensures mutual understanding and alignment, reducing the risk of misunderstandings and facilitating effective partnership.
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. Areas and forms of cooperation under this Chapter shallbe set forth in the Implementing Agreement.
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. 1. The areas of co-operation pursuant to paragraph 2 of Article 8.1 may include the following:
(a) promotion of electronic commerce;
(b) promotion of the use by consumers, the public sector and the private sector, of ICT-related services, including newly emerging services; and
(c) human resource development relating to ICT.
2. The Parties may set out specific areas of co-operation which they deem important.
3. The forms of co-operation pursuant to paragraph 2 of Article 8.1 may include the following:
(a) promoting dialogue on policy issues;
(b) promoting co-operation between the respective private sectors of the Parties;
(c) enhancing co-operation in international fora relating to ICT; and
(d) undertaking other appropriate co-operative activities.
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. 1. The cooperation between the Parties shall be related to the following areas:
a) Conduct of OSI trainings and exercises;
b) Testing and evaluation of OSI equipment and OSI procedures; and
c) Any other area of cooperation that the Parties shall agree upon within their respective sphere of competence.
2. Pursuant to the conditions agreed on a case-by-case basis in Implementing Protocols the Government shall provide to the Commission for the purposes mentioned in paragraph 1 sites, infrastructure, equipment, personnel and/or experts.
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. Pursuant to Article 112 of the Basic Agreement,
(a) the areas of cooperation under this Chapter may include:
(i) promotion and development of tourism;
(ii) human resource development related to tourism; and
(iii) other areas of cooperation which the Parties deem important; and
(b) the forms of cooperation under this Chapter may include:
(i) encouraging exchanges of experts;
(ii) exchange of information;
(iii) provision of appropriate assistance for tourism promotion campaigns;
(iv) promotion of training of persons engaged in the tourism industry; and
(v) encouragement and facilitation of cooperation between private entities of the Countries.
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. 1. Pursuant to Article 154 of the Basic Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate and, where necessary and appropriate encourage and facilitate cooperation between parties, one or both of whom are entities in the Countries other than the Parties, under mutually agreed conditions, in the areas and forms as specified in this Article.
2. The areas of cooperation under this Chapter include:
(a) science and technology suitable to provide a basis for industrial development;
(b) life sciences including biotechnology;
(c) advanced technology, including material technology and engineering, nanotechnology, and biomass;
(d) standardisation and certification;
(e) energy including solar energy;
(f) natural resources management and environmental conservation and protection;
(g) natural disaster risk reduction including early warning system; and
(h) other areas of cooperation as may be agreed upon.
3. The forms of cooperation under this Chapter include:
(a) exchange of information and data on activities, policies, practices, and laws and regulations especially those concerning research and development in relevant fields;
(b) joint studies, seminars, workshops, meetings and trainings on scientific, technological, energy and environmental aspects of general or specific subjects;
(c) identifying research and development projects and programmes that may be usefully undertaken on a cooperative basis;
(d) human resource development and capacity building in relevant fields;
(e) exchanges and visits of scientists, technical personnel or other experts;
(f) implementation of agreed cooperative projects and programmes, including research and development programmes;
(g) implementation of joint projects which involve other countries of the Greater Mekong Subregion;
(h) encouragement of linkages through science and software parks;
(i) cooperation among institutes of advanced science and technology; and
(j) other forms of cooperation as mutually agreed upon.
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. The Parties implementing this Agreement shall cooperate in the exchange of information and the best practices and in the organization of external visits, seminars and other events, including but not limited to the following topics: development and implementation of the national youth policy; development and implementation of regional youth policy; development of youth work; research on youth policy implementation; exchange of information, best practices in the development and implementation of youth policies; promotion of youth participation in implementation of youth policy.
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. 1. Pursuant to Article 154 of the Basic Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate and, where necessary and appropriate, encourage and facilitate cooperation between parties, one or both of whom are entities in the Countries other than the Parties, under mutually agreed conditions, in the areas and forms as specified in this Article.
2. The areas of cooperation on food safety under this Chapter include:
(a) sound development of food industries covering all stages, from farm to market, including food distribution system such as cold chain system and packaging system;
(b) human resource development;
(c) development and promotion of new technologies;
(d) quality control, inspection and certification system;
(e) application of risk analysis; and
(f) other areas of cooperation as may be agreed upon.
3. The areas of Local-to-Local Linkage under this Chapter include:
(a) development of rural areas including:
(i) enhancement of linkages between farmers of the Countries and between relevant cooperatives of the Countries;
(ii) improvement of quality and safety of agricultural products; and
(iii) promotion of marketing and purchasing between relevant cooperatives in the Countries, including the development of One Village One Product movement;
(b) human resource development;
(c) development of technical know-how and promotion of the transfer thereof;
(d) promotion of joint investment which leads to the mutual benefit of relevant cooperatives in the Countries; and
(e) other areas of cooperation as may be agreed upon.
4. The forms of cooperation on food safety under this Chapter include:
(a) exchange of views and information on the technical aspects of food safety;
(b) exchange of specialists;
(c) seminars, workshops and trainings;
(d) science-based consultation to identify and address specific issues that may arise from the application of sanitary and phytosanitary (hereinafter referred to in this Chapter as “SPS”) measures with the objective of obtaining mutually acceptable solutions;
(e) consultation to make cooperative efforts between the Parties in international fora in relation to SPS measures;
(f) promotion of the private investment on food testing laboratories;
(g) strengthening of quality control, inspection and certification system;
(h) development of networks between laboratories in the Countries;
(i) strengthening of the application of risk analysis; and
(j) other forms of cooperation as may be agreed upon.
5. The forms of Local-to-Local Linkage under this Chapt...
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. 3.1 Forms of cooperation may consist of exchanges of technical information, reference data and materials, calibrations, and measurement standards; exchange visits; cooperative research in disciplines of mutual interest; and other activities as may be mutually agreed.
3.2 Areas of cooperation may include such areas of mutual interest as:
1. Establishment of mutual measurement comparabilities/equivalencies;
2. Establishment of mutual measurement traceability; and
3. Other areas as may be mutually agreed.
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. 1. The cooperation between the Participants may include, but is not limited to, the following areas:
a) public health protection and promotion,
b) maternal and child health protection,
c) implementation and development of the National Health System,
d) development of primary health-care system and nursing,
e) fight against communicable and non-communicable diseases,
f) any other mutually agreed areas of cooperation.
2. The cooperation between the Participants, may take the following forms:
a) exchange of best experience and skills,
b) joint clinical and scientific researches and publications,
c) meetings and mutual visits of delegations, working groups and field experts, d) establishing direct contacts between the health institutions of the States of the Participants,
e) organizing and participating in conferences, symposiums, seminars, workshops etc.,
f) medical personnel trainings,
g) any other forms of cooperation of a mutual interest to the Participants.
3. The exchange of information will not concern personal data. Any personal data will be aggregated to make them anonymous. The exchange of individual personal data, if necessary, will be governed by a specific arrangement, signed by the Participants, in compliance with national legislation, with the European standards and other applicable international regulations.
Areas and Forms of Cooperation. The scope of cooperation of this Agreement shall include: In recognition of the long-term mutual benefit of the closest professional cooperation between their Defence Forces,
1. Regular consultation on defence and security issues of common concern; and on their respective defence policies;
2. Promotion of development and capacity building of defence institutions and armed forces of both Parties including through military education and training, exercises, study visits and exchanges, application of scientific methods to support capacity building and management and other related mutually beneficial activities;
3. Facilitating cooperation in the field of mutually beneficial defence technologies and capabilities, including joint design, development, production, marketing and transfer of technology as well as developing mutually agreed joint projects.