Additional Government Undertakings Sample Clauses
Additional Government Undertakings. Subject to Clause 8.3 but without prejudice to any other obligation of the Government pursuant to Clauses 8.1 or 8.2, the Government shall provide, and procure that any other relevant Government Entity (excluding courts and tribunals) shall provide, to each Sponsor and to each other Key Entity (and, in each case, its designee(s), if applicable) with respect to each relevant Sub Project, for no consideration from or costs to such Sponsor or other Key Entity, the following:
(a) to the extent reasonably deemed necessary or desirable for such Sub Project by such Sponsor, the rights of use, easements or superficies rights over community lands or ownership of privately owned plots in a form the benefit of which may be insured through Title Insurance issued to such Sponsor (or its designee(s), if applicable);
(b) to the extent reasonably necessary or desirable for such Sub Project, access easements and navigation rights on rivers, lakes, oceans, seas and other bodies of water within Nicaragua and the waters thereof, and the right to extend, expand, dredge, divert or curtail such water bodies thereof, as necessary for such Sub Project in a form the benefit of which may be insured through Title Insurance issued to such Sponsor (or its designee(s), if applicable);
(c) to the extent reasonably necessary or desirable for such Sub Project, water resources, subject to conservation protection;
(d) maintenance of currently existing waterways and other infrastructure now providing transportation and related services in Nicaragua, including those that will serve as a means of access to (or form part of) such Sub Project (or any part thereof); and
(e) all permits related to any construction works connected to such Sub Project, including employment permits (including any visas and work permits) for all Expatriate Workers employed or retained by any Sub Project Party in connection with such Sub Project.
Additional Government Undertakings. (a) Services associated with completing property valuations, and any other mapping or information gathering funded under the Compact are expected to be procured following the Program Procurement Guidelines based on open competitive bidding and with pricing based on actual cost of the work subject to a cost reasonableness assessment performed by MCA-Malawi II.
(b) Any certification by a registered valuer that is determined to be required for any property valuation work funded under the Compact is expected to be subject to the Program Procurement Guidelines and the MCC Cost Principles for Government Affiliates, and exclusively based on the cost of the work and an analysis of cost reasonableness, and not on any prevailing fees or historical practice.
(c) The Government shall exercise best efforts to ensure that Institutional Review Board fees associated with monitoring and evaluation efforts associated with the Compact are waived.
(d) The Government shall commit to increase the annual road maintenance budget to 40 billion Malawi Kwacha over the Compact Term.
(e) The Government shall waive all Government fees associated with the surveying of land and registration of land titles associated with resettlement under the AGC Project.
(f) To achieve the objective of devolved road maintenance in the AGC districts, the following actions and commitments are expected from the Government and within the relevant District Councils, which can be further supported through Project activities:
(i) establishing a technical backstopping facility for the relevant AGC districts within the appropriate Government entity;
(ii) preparing a standard methodology for use by the District Councils for the preparation of an annual maintenance work plan and training the relevant District Councils in its use;
(iii) preparing a district-level road and bridge inventory, condition survey, and conducting traffic counts and asset valuation;
(iv) developing a district road asset management strategy, to be formally approved by the relevant District Council (including environmental and social safeguards);
(v) procuring contractors and/or in-house equipment and staff using personnel resident within the district where possible;
(vi) providing facilities at the district level that can ensure sufficient care and security for MCC funded road maintenance equipment;
(vii) implementing maintenance works by utilizing funding from the Roads Fund Administration; and
(viii) repeating the condition surveys and tr...
Additional Government Undertakings