RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES Clause Samples

The "Responsibilities and Deliverables" clause defines the specific tasks, duties, and outputs that each party is required to perform or provide under the agreement. It typically outlines who is responsible for which actions, sets deadlines for deliverables, and may describe the standards or criteria that the deliverables must meet. By clearly assigning roles and expectations, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that all parties are aware of their obligations, thereby facilitating smooth project execution and accountability.
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES. Novamont has developed an initial business plan for the production of Products at the Facility enclosed hereto under Schedule 2.2 that also includes the Transaction Activities of the Parties (or Newco, as applicable) and will form the basis for the Business Plan (as defined in Section 4 of Exhibit A). The Parties and Newco will use commercially reasonable efforts to execute the respective Transaction Activities in accordance with such initial business plan, as well as the Retrofitting Plan and the Business Plan (both as defined in Section 4 of Exhibit A), once they will be available, all of them as possibly amended from time to time.
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES. CONTRACTOR Responsibilities and Deliverables 1. Provide overall project management and coordination 2. Design, develop, and validate OC SSA’s customized IVR based on an approved Business Design Document 3. Deploy Network IVR Application ready for User Acceptance Testing 4. Provide an Acceptance Test Plan (ATP) to validate the call flows/strategies and reporting operation based on the Business Design Document 5. Provide Production Launch of the application 6. Provide Document Bundle (Project Book) OC SSA Responsibilities and Deliverables 1. Sign-off on Business Design Document
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES. The Project can be broadly classified in four phases: a) Design phase; b) Installation phase; c) Pre-operation phase;
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES. On and from the date of the execution of this Contract, utility grants to AMISP for the Term of Contract, the right to implement the Project in the Project area.
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES. The Government and Multilateral Organizations Lead will report to the FAST Project Director and will be expected to: • Lead the FAST programme of work related to governments and multilateral institutions, building on existing initiatives and ensuring future activities align with donor priorities; • Collaborate with other members of the FAST project team, including the workstream leads for the Financial Sector and Vulnerable Populations, to create opportunities to work with and through government and multilateral institutions to advance FAST project objectives; • Initiate peer-to-peer learning activities for government and multilateral officials to embed anti- slavery and anti-human trafficking in sustainable finance approaches and improve cooperation with the financial sector including public lenders, investors, regulatory bodies (inc. exchanges), and development actors; • Design and deliver trainings for government and multilateral officials, financial regulators, development actors, and public lenders/investors to address modern slavery and human trafficking risks, drawing on evidence and insights from partners and generated through research in the financial sector and vulnerable populations workstreams; • Develop and deliver authoritative evidenced-based policy reports, recommendations, editorials, and other publications that advance FAST objectives; • Make regular evidence-based submissions to public policy processes; • Promote policy uptake within the UN system; • Support the creation of an independent global ‘adverse actions’ database sharing information about divestments and procurement exclusions, building on adverse findings connected to modern slavery and human trafficking. • Participate in meetings and conferences that support FAST outreach, coalition-building and the dissemination of findings, including an annual implementation review conference. • Perform other duties as required by the FAST Project Director. • Advanced university degree in a relevant field, including but not limited to, business administration, finance, political science, international relations, human rights and public policy; • Minimum of five years (7 preferable) of relevant work experience, ideally including relevant leadership experience; • Demonstratable experience promoting policy initiatives with governments and multilateral institutions; • Expert knowledge of issues in the areas of sustainable finance, business and human rights, modern slavery, human trafficking, chi...
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES. CONTRACTOR Responsibilities and Deliverables 1. Provide overall project management and coordination 2. Design, develop, and validate OC SSA’s customized IVR based on an approved Business Design Document 3. Deploy Network IVR Application ready for User Acceptance Testing 4. Provide an Acceptance Test Plan (ATP) to validate the call flows/strategies and reporting operation based on the Business Design Document 5. Provide Production Launch of the application 6. Provide Document Bundle (Project Book) 1. Sign-off on Business Design Document 2. Provide Production Data and Voice files (if applicable) 3. Provide test scenario and test data 4. Sign-off on User Acceptance Testing 5. Provide Final Acceptance Sign-off on the launched application
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES. The Head of the Development Equities Programme will report to the Director of Programmes and the Executive Director and will be expected to:
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES. ● Contractor will provide a 6-week, step-by-step Organizers Guide, with everything needed to plan the event. The Guide includes a family invitation video, social media, digital flyers and other family-awareness outreach materials. ● Contractor will provide language support services as requested by subcontractor which may include translation of marketing materials, day-of materials, and feedback surveys; live translation of Family Code Night livestream event with support for accessing translation through remote video services; in-person interpreters for the event day-of based on needed of communities being served. ● Contractor will provide a post-event feedback survey (electronic form, physical copies upon request) for distribution to all event participants and translated into requested languages to be shared at the end of the Family Code Night livestream. ● Contractor will provide a region-wide raffle prize as incentive for participation in the post-event feedback survey, with prize distribution to be facilitated through the STEM Hub directly to awardee. ● Contractor will provide ongoing organizer support opportunities including materials, office hours, and communications in support of event execution.
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND DELIVERABLES. To meet the above-mentioned objectives, the consultant is expected to:
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