Joint Initiatives Sample Clauses

Joint Initiatives a The G2G Forum may undertake Joint Initiatives where a proactive approach will serve to advance reconciliation of their interests or support informed decision- making. Joint Initiatives may result in Recommendations for consideration by the Parties.

Joint Initiatives. OFIFC and AMO will consider opportunities to advance mutually-beneficial joint initiatives, as appropriate.

Joint Initiatives. The organisations will work collaboratively wherever practical on projects that are of mutual interest and that support the strategic aims and objectives of both organisations. An example is a joint conference/congress/workshop meeting. This important event would necessitate a more formal contractual arrangement to address delegation of responsibilities, cost sharing, profit allocations, and so on.

Joint Initiatives. In the case of joint initiatives (including the introduction of new joint tickets, and the implementation of a straightforward increase in fares on a common date) involving changes of benefit to TTL and the Operators, TTL and the Operators shall meet their own respective costs, irrespective of the amount involved. If TTL or the Operators wish to make a change to their respective ticketing systems associated with a fares change, or to increase fares relating solely to their own services, the effect of which requires TTL or the Operator (as the case may be) to incur costs in maintaining joint arrangements, then the party initiating the changes shall bear all the associated costs of the changes incurred by the other party or parties.

Joint Initiatives. 1. Subject to paragraph 3, the joint initiatives to be carried out by the Parties may take, without being limited to, the following forms: (a) the management by the ESA of European Community space-related activities in accordance with the rules of the European Community; (b) the participation by the European Community in an optional programme of the European Space Agency, in accordance with Article V.I.b of the ESA Convention; (c) the carrying out of activities which are coordinated, imple- mented and funded by both Parties; (d) the creation by the Parties of bodies charged with pursuing initiatives complementary to research and development activities, such as the provision of services, the promotion of operators formation and the management of infrastruc- tures; (e) the carrying out of studies, the organisation of scientific seminars, conferences, symposia and workshops, the training of scientists and technical experts, the exchange or sharing of equipment and materials, the access to facilities, and the support of visits and exchanges of scientists, engi- neers or other specialists. 2. When the implementation of a joint initiative requires a detailed definition, it shall be provided for in specific arrange- ments to be entered into between the Parties. Whenever applic- able, such specific arrangements should include at least: (a) the overall mission definition; (b) a description of the objectives; (c) a consolidated set of user requirements; (d) a work plan; (e) an appropriate management scheme; (f) the role and financial implications of the Parties; (g) an industrial policy scheme; (h) budgetary aspects; (i) rules of intellectual property rights, rules of ownership including the transfer of ownership, the implementation principles including voting rights, and the participation by third Parties. Both Parties shall work out guiding principles in addition to these specific arrangements as soon as possible. 3. Any financial contribution made by one Party in accord- ance with a specific arrangement shall be governed by the financial provisions applicable to that Party. Under no circum- stances shall the European Community be bound to apply the rule of ‘geographical distribution’ contained in the ESA Conven- tion and specially in Annex V thereto. Compliance with the rules relating to financial control and auditing of the Party contributing to the joint initiatives, or of both Parties in case of joint contribution, shall apply to any joint activity.