1. Binding Provisions: Used when certain provisions (like confidentiality) need to be legally binding, while maintaining the overall non-binding nature of the MOU

2. Costs and Resources: Include when parties need to specify how costs will be allocated or resources will be shared

3. Intellectual Property: Required when parties will be sharing or creating intellectual property during their cooperation

4. Exclusivity: Include when parties wish to establish exclusive arrangements or restrict dealings with competitors

5. Future Definitive Agreement: Used when the MOU is intended as a precursor to a more detailed, binding agreement

6. Regulatory Compliance: Include when the arrangement involves regulated activities or requires specific compliance measures

7. Termination Provisions: Add when parties want to specify how the arrangement can be terminated

8. Language: Include when the MOU might be executed in multiple languages to specify which version prevails

1. Contact Details Schedule: Detailed contact information for key personnel and designated representatives

2. Initial Project Plan: High-level outline of planned activities or milestones, if applicable

3. Resource Allocation: Details of any agreed resource commitments or cost sharing arrangements

4. Confidential Information: Specific description of information deemed confidential under the MOU