Promotion of the Programme Clause Samples
The 'Promotion of the Programme' clause defines the obligations and permissions regarding how a programme may be advertised or publicized by the parties involved. Typically, this clause outlines who is responsible for promotional activities, the types of media or channels that may be used, and any requirements for prior approval or adherence to branding guidelines. For example, it may specify that the programme can be featured in press releases, social media posts, or marketing materials, provided certain conditions are met. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all promotional efforts are coordinated, consistent, and protect the reputation and interests of all parties.
Promotion of the Programme. The promotion of the programme is the responsibility of both parties. Each member institution agrees to the use of its name and logo for the purposes of promotional material, programme literature and other documentation of the programme.
Promotion of the Programme.
Point 1. The Full Partners commit to collaborate in active and innovative promotion of the Programme at a national, European and international level, and to use all of their existing networks to disseminate the Programme and the funding scheme as widely and as effectively as possible.
Point 2. The Governing Board shall work closely with the marketing, communication and Public Relations offices from each of the Full Partner institutions to develop a distinctive and unique brand, a Programme logo and a set of promotion tools.
Point 3. A detailed promotion plan shall be set and reviewed annually by the Governing Board.
Promotion of the Programme. The promotion of the Programme is the responsibility of both parties. Each institution agrees to the use of its name and logo for the limited purposes of Programme promotional material, literature, and other documentation, provided that such promotional material be submitted to the other institution for review prior to publication. Promotional materials used by UNIPD should include the following disclaimer regarding UGA’s accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges: “UGA is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award baccalaureate, masters, specialist, and doctoral degrees. UNIPD is not accredited by SACS Commission on Colleges and the accreditation of UGA does not extend to or include UNIPD or its students. Further, although UGA agrees to accept certain coursework from UNIPD to be applied toward an award from UGA, that course work may not be accepted by other colleges of universities in transfer, even if it appears on a transcript from UGA. The decision to accept course work in transfer from any institution is made by the institution considering the acceptance of credits or course work”. Both parties shall use reasonable efforts to secure extramural financial support for the Programme.
Promotion of the Programme. Both parties agree that promotion is a fundamental element for the launch and proper development of the programme, and, therefore, they pledge to use their name and institutional image for the dissemination of publicity and informative material, as well as all kinds of useful documents to publicise the programme. UPO and UR1shall be responsible for the promotion and dissemination of the programme.
Promotion of the Programme. The promotion of the programme is the responsibility of all the partners. Each member institution agrees to the use of its name and logo for the purposes of promotional material, programme description and other documentation of the programme. The strategy for promoting the programme will be discussed annually by the coordinators of the exchange programme. Example of means for the promotion of the programme: - Websites of the involved institutions; - A specific website for the project; - National agencies for higher education; - Cultural services and diplomatic representations of the countries involved in the project; - Scientific and professional bodies and organisations; - International scientific conferences.
Promotion of the Programme. 4.2.1 Promote active participation by teaching staff, Participating Pupils and their Parents/guardians in the Programme;
4.2.2 Ensure that the Programme and its syllabus is completed;
4.2.3 Inform Parents/Guardians of the Participating Pupils on the merits of the Programme;
4.2.4 Make available for the Purpose, such materials, equipment and facilities of the School as are necessary for the Purpose;