Beneficiary Persons. A beneficiary person is a person who:
(a) is blind;
(b) has a visual impairment or a perceptual or reading disability which cannot be improved to give visual function substantially equivalent to that of a person who has no such impairment or disability and so is unable to read printed works to substantially the same degree as a person without an impairment or disability; or3
(c) is otherwise unable, through physical disability, to hold or manipulate a book or to focus or move the eyes to the extent that would be normally acceptable for reading; regardless of any other disabilities.
Beneficiary Persons the beneficiaries of the plan of land distribution, the comprehensive subsidy and the special credit, will be male and female farm workers without land or with insufficient land, with priority being given to the victimised rural population, including associations of victims, rural women, female heads of households and displaced persons. Further beneficiaries may include associations of male and female agricultural workers without land or with insufficient land and also people and communities taking part in settlement and re- settlement programmes, with the aim, inter alia, of protecting the environment, substituting crops used for illicit purposes and strengthening food production. Those benefitting from the land distribution plan and the comprehensive subsidy will be selected by the competent administrative authority, with the participation of local communities – men and women – in order to guarantee transparency and efficiency, through a procedure expressly defined by the law, which includes objective requirements and criteria and that observes the prioritisation referred to above. The government and communities alike will make every endeavour to prevent land speculation within the context of these programmes. The competent administrative authority will draw up a single register of potential beneficiaries of the free allocation plan and the comprehensive subsidy which will be used as a basis for the implementation of these schemes.
Beneficiary Persons. The beneficiaries of the free land distribution plan, the full subsidy and the special credit, will be men and women farm workers who have insufficient or no land, with priority being given to rural victims of the conflict, including their associations, rural women, female heads of household and displaced persons. Additional beneficiaries may include associations of male and female farm workers with insufficient or no land, and also people and communities taking part in settlement and resettlement programmes, with the aim, inter alia, of protecting the environment, replacing illicit crops and strengthening food production. The beneficiaries of the free distribution plan and the full subsidy will be chosen by the competent administrative authority, with the participation of the local communities — both men and women — to guarantee transparency and effectiveness, through a legally defined procedure that includes objective requirements and criteria and observes the aforementioned prioritization. The Government and communities will take steps to prevent land speculation within these programmes. The competent administrative authority will produce a single register of potential beneficiaries of the free distribution plan and the full subsidy, for use as an input when implementing these mechanisms.
Beneficiary Persons the beneficiaries of the plan of land distribution, the comprehensive subsidiary and the special credit, will be male and female farm workers without land or with insufficient land, with priority being given to rural women, female heads of households and displaced persons. Further beneficiaries may include associations of male
Beneficiary Persons the beneficiaries of the plan of land distribution, the comprehensive subsidy and the special credit, … including… rural women, female heads of households ...
