The agreement was signed to formalize a maximum of 200 million euros for financial cooperation in the form of a loan for the climate-friendly urban mobility III project and 11 million euros in the form of a grant for four projects. WHO launches global effort to end TB by 2030Other india-Germany agreementSo the above agreement was signed by both sides as part of bilateral indo-German development cooperation:-Manipur – The loan agreement for the Community based sustainable Forest Management – Component I Manipur project was signed with KfW , in Germany, for a loan of 15 million euros. The project aims to restore degraded forests in higher watersheds, conserve water resources and improve the livelihoods of forest-dependent rural tribal populations in the project area. Madhya Pradesh – India and Germany have signed the loan agreement for the Madhya Pradesh Urban Sanitation and Environment Programme project for an interest rate reduction of 50 million euros and a grant of 2.5 million euros. The project aims to improve water, sanitation and wastewater infrastructure and improve surface drainage systems for flood protection in some cities in Madhya Pradesh. The loan contract was signed for the “Sustainable Urban Infrastructure Development Odisha – Phase II” project for 55 million euros in the form of a reduced-rate loan, with a grant of 2 million euros. The project aims to improve urban infrastructure by linking it to the government`s priority. The two parties also signed the loan agreement for the “Green Energy Corridor – Intra-State Transmission System in Maharashtra” project for 12 million euros in the form of a reduced-rate loan. The main objective of this project is the establishment of a transmission system for the disposal of renewable energies. The agreement provides for a number of personal data protection measures when exchanged between police and criminal justice services, including: 1. This agreement complements, if any, the personal data protection provisions contained in international agreements between the parties or the United States and the Member States dealing with issues under this agreement. 3. Where the parties or the United States and one Member State have entered into another agreement, the purpose of which is also within the scope of this agreement, providing for joint audits, these joint audits cannot be replicated and, if so, their findings are made on the results of the joint review of this agreement.
EU-US agreement on protection standards for the transfer of personal data between EU and US law enforcement agencies 3. If the United States, on the one hand, and the European Union or a Member State, on the other hand, enter into an agreement on the transfer of personal data, with the exception of individual cases, investigations or prosecutions, the transmission of personal data can only take place under certain conditions which are defined in the agreement and which justify an appropriate justification for transmission. The agreement also provides for appropriate information mechanisms between the relevant authorities. 2. The subsequent processing of personal data by a contracting party is not inconsistent with the purposes for which it was transmitted. Compatible treatment includes treatment in accordance with the provisions of existing international agreements and a written international framework for the prevention, detection, investigation or prosecution of serious criminal offences. The entire processing of personal data by other national law enforcement, regulatory or management authorities must comply with the other provisions of this agreement. NOTE that some existing agreements between the parties on the processing of personal data demonstrate that these agreements provide an adequate level of data protection under these agreements, the contracting parties state that this agreement should not be