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Objectives of this MoU. 1.1 The Parties will endeavour to assist and support each other in the collaboration to promote, establish and develop the research, education and training programs that will mutually benefit both Parties in the following areas of cooperation:- (i) exchange of students and/or staff; (ii) joint education programs; (iii) joint research and development programs; (iv) joint workshops and training programs; (v) exchange of publication; and (vi) any other cooperation that will be mutually identified and agreed upon by both Parties at a later stage. 1.2 In achieving the objectives of this MoU, the Parties shall work on the basis of reciprocity within the parameters of their respective laws, constitution, regulations and/or policies. 1.3 This MoU shall form the basis of consensus for the Parties to examine the feasibility of the cooperation stated in clause 1.1 until such time when any other manner of agreement is entered into by the Parties upon terms and conditions to be mutually agreed upon.
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Objectives of this MoU. 1.1 The Parties wish to collaborate to develop a revitalization plan for the Property that aligns with the goal of revitalizing the riverfront of the Truckee River, without obligating Owner to proceed with changing any existing land use and without obligating Town to approve any specific future application for changed land uses for the Property. 1.2 The Parties wish to further collaborate to identify and overcome barriers to implementation of the revitalization plan. 1.3 The Parties wish to enhance the Truckee River corridor through improvements in river health, riverfront land uses, the possible development of housing along the river corridor, the possible development of mobility improvements and infrastructure, and improvements to the aesthetic appeal of the Property.
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Objectives of this MoU. 1.1 The Parties will endeavour to assist and support each other in the collaboration for the following projects that will mutually benefit both Parties:- i) joint investigations effort into ; ii) joint participation in the ; iii) mutually identified project; and iv) any other projects that shall be mutually identified and agreed by both Parties at a later stage. 1.2 In achieving the objectives of this MoU, the Parties shall work on the basis of reciprocity within the parameters of their respective laws, constitution, regulations and/or policies. 1.3 This MoU shall form the basis of consensus for the Parties to examine the feasibility of the collaboration until such time when any other manner of agreement is entered into by the Parties upon terms and conditions to be mutually agreed upon.
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Objectives of this MoU. 2.1 This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) forms an agreement between North East London ICB (referred to as the “Host ICB”) and the other four ICBs (referred to as “the four ICBs”) in relation to the hosting of a centralised London team to support the commissioning and contracting of POD services from budgets delegated to all five London ICBs. 2.2 This MOU is not intended to be a legally enforceable contract and it does not replace or supersede any legal obligations that apply to each individual ICB. 2.3 The objectives of this MOU are to: 2.3.1 Set out the common purpose and key principles of the relationship between the five ICBs and how this relates to NEL ICB’s role as Host ICB; 2.3.2 Enable all five ICBs to work together to: a) provide an initial lift and shift of the POD Commissioning Team from NHS England London Region to secure a safe landing of the commissioning function to ICBs; b) share information and commission POD services with a pan London perspective of health need and inequalities; c) discharge their delegated responsibilities effectively; 2.3.3 Establish the role, responsibilities and liabilities of the Host ICB working on behalf of all five ICBs; 2.3.4 Establish the Host ICB as the organisation to receive those POD services commissioning and contracting staff transferred from NHS England London Region; 2.3.5 Enable staff employed by the Host ICB to integrate effectively with the five ICBs, including the establishment of appropriate decision-making processes and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs); and 2.3.6 Establish principles for managing commissioning and contracting risks, including financial, service delivery, reputational, political and contract performance risks.
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Objectives of this MoU. The Council and MVFC are interested in establishing the Academy in Maribyrnong (primarily at the site located at Footscray Park (Site) to: a. establish a purpose-built football facility on the Site in order to accommodate the b. provide a quality sports facility associated with a reputable Australian sports brand at which community-based programs and use will be possible (a and b collectively being the Facility); and c. University Town and Maribyrnong as an "Active City". The establishment of th developing junior talent and underpins MVFC's dedication to maintaining its success in the national football competition, the A-League. The Facility will be used by the community and MVFC (for the purposes of the Academy) in a manner that balances the requirements of the community with the playing capacity of the turf. The roles and responsibilities around Facility investment, Site management, commercial arrangements, stakeholder integration, maintenance and other key terms will be detailed in formal agreements, should the parties agree to proceed with the Facility. This Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) establishes a framework to identify the obligations of each party in conducting a feasibility into the ability to build the Facility at the Site in a manner consistent with the obligations and requirements of each party (Feasibility).
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Objectives of this MoU. The Parties will endeavour to assist and support each other in the collaboration to promote, establish and develop the research, education and training programs that will mutually benefit both Parties as follows:- joint investigations effort into ……………………….; joint participation in the ………………………………; mutually identified …………………………….. project; and any other projects that shall be mutually identified and agreed by the Parties at a later stage.
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