Costs and Resources Sample Clauses

The 'Costs and Resources' clause defines how expenses and necessary materials or personnel are allocated and managed between the parties involved in an agreement. Typically, it outlines which party is responsible for specific costs, such as equipment, travel, or third-party services, and may set limits or approval requirements for certain expenditures. This clause ensures transparency and prevents disputes by clearly delineating financial responsibilities and resource commitments throughout the course of the project or contract.
Costs and Resources. 11.1 Unless otherwise agreed in writing each party agrees to bear its own costs of involvement in the arrangement and its activities relating thereto for the entire duration of the project 11.2 Any issues around allocation of funding or resources should be identified at the earliest possible Project Board meeting. Agreement about way forward should involve all parties within Memorandum and part of Project Board
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Costs and Resources. 13.1 Each Commissioner will agree their financial contribution for the Commissioned Service. This is given in Schedule 4 and will be set out in the Contract with the provider. The activity schedules for and reporting back by the provider will reflect the proportion of the total resource given by each Commissioning partner. Commissioner’s contributions relevant to contract management and to this Agreement will be agreed between the Commissioners as part of the Collaborative governance and review process and will be set out in Schedule 4. 13.2 The Commissioners contributions will be composed of two elements: the risk share contribution and the non-risk share contribution. The risk share contribution is the general resource contributed to the total resource envelope budget for which the risk share policy will apply and is expected to form the vast majority of the budget (including the roll forward budget, demography, inflation and efficiency). The non-risk share contribution allows the Commissioners to separately or jointly invest or disinvest in exceptional, usually non-recurrent, changes where a knock-on impact on the risk share proportions would be inappropriate. This includes the Doorway contribution and expectations and any specific locality initiatives. It also includes additional individual non contracted activity which will be specifically funded by each CCG following discussion and agreement between the Lead Commissioner, provider and CCG. 13.3 All non-risk share items must be considered by and agreed by the Collaborative. Where a non-risk share contribution is recurrent it can become part of the standard risk share contribution in future years once successfully embedded. The non-risk share items will by their nature have specific and agreed financial and performance implications that can be measured in addition to the budget arrangements. 13.4 The contract and resource contribution will be for 3 years with two annual extensions thereafter. The current year’s risk share financial contributions will be used as a base line for building the following year’s budget. This base line will be adjusted for issues emerging in the current year’s monthly finance and performance reports. Inflation, national efficiency targets, general legislative changes, shared investments and shared disinvestments will be jointly funded according to the proportion of the total resource contributed. The impact of local demographic changes and any local efficiency targets will be...
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Costs and Resources. Unless otherwise agreed in writing each Party agrees to bear its own costs of involvement in the Partnership and the Project and all activities relating thereto.
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Costs and Resources. Participants bear all costs and expenses incurred by it in voluntarily performing any work or services associated with this MOU. There is no exchange of consideration. Each party provides its own equipment and facilities as necessary to implement the efforts described herein. Resources, including property, cannot be loaned or exchanged under this MOU. The activities of JPL under this MOU are funded and are to be performed under Caltech's Prime Contract with NASA, Contract 80NM0018D0004. At this time, the Task Orders which support this effort include No. 80NM0018F0644 “NASA Western Water Applications Office (WWAO)”, and 80NM0020F0044 “Production System Satellite Needs Working Group (SNWG)”. If needed, this MOU may be supported by other appropriate sources in the future. This MOU does not constitute a binding or exclusive obligation on any party to perform work or services of any kind for any other party to the MOU. Nothing in this MOU will be construed as consent by any party to enter into a contract, subcontract or other business relationship.
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Costs and Resources. The Parties agree that this is a jointly funded project, and that provision of funding will be phased from both Parties in line with the profile attached in the project budget. The Parties will agree to co-operate in the progression of the Purpose, committing resource and budgeting for the costs associated with work required to be undertaken by third party professional consultants or third-party contractors. Investments outlined in Annex B outline the indicative commitments of the parties to the delivery of the FHSF funded schemes and are subject to formalisation of a partnership structure and commitment of investment by MHCLG. External Costs relating to the MoU will be set out within a project budget which will detail, as a minimum, each individual cost item, the counterpart to be paid and the contribution (if required) from the Parties for each individual cost item (Project Budget). The Parties will be responsible for their own internal costs associated with any activities in relation to this MoU including the cost of their own human resources. Both parties shall remain liable for any losses or liabilities incurred due to their own or their employee's actions and neither party intends that the other party shall be liable for any loss it suffers as a result of this MoU.
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