Brief Background. The Government of Japan (GoJ) announced a USD 5 billion assistance package including USD 3.5 billion Japanese ODA loans to support Iraq’s reconstruction at the Madrid Conference in October 2003. The GoJ pledged loan assistance for 19 projects and JICA concluded 19 loan agreements amounting to USD 4.1 billion as of 31 January. All project activities, such as procurement, project management and financial management, are undertaken by implementing ministries and agencies of GoI under Japanese ODA Loan. JICA promotes efficient use of loan money and , due to its mandate, needed to ensure that the project implementation was undertaken in an accountable, transparent and efficient manner in line with JICA guidelines and regulations and that the loans were properly used for the purpose of achieving each project’s objectives. As one of the actions to strengthen the monitoring mechanism for projects under Japanese ODA loan, GoJ, JICA and XxX established a M/C under the leadership of the Prime Minister’s Advisory Commission ( PMAC), the Ministry of Planning (MoP) and the Ministry of Finance (MoF). The first M/C meeting was held on July 22, 2008 in Baghdad with the presence of concerned officials of GoI, GoJ and JICA, where the M/C proved to be a very effective mechanism to expedite project implementation. Since 5th August 2009, UNDP has been actively playing a supporting unit role to the M/C, based on the Partnership Services for the Support Unit to the M/C on the Japanese ODA loans. Intended objective: The Partnership Services aimed to support and strengthen monitoring capacity and activities of the M/C, to ensure that projects were implemented in a transparent and accountable manner in accordance with JICA’s rules and regulation, as well as those of GoI, in particular in procurement and financial management. The Partnership Services also aimed to assist the GoI and implementing agencies to strengthen their capacity to implement projects in procurement and financial management; and to execute the projects’ budget as planned through UNDP’s technical and procedural support in line with JICA’s requirements. UNDP Iraq assessed the implementing projects of GoI and provided recommendations and technical support to GoI in order to develop efficient and effective project management. Targeted Project L/A No. Implementing Ministry / Agency Name IQ-P1 MoT/GCPI Port Sector Rehabilitation Project IQ-P2 MoWR Irrigation Sector Loan IQ-P3 MoE Al-Xxxxxxx Thermal Power Plant Rehabilit...
Brief Background. As the key institutions in Northwest Florida (NWF), Santa Xxxx County and UWF have responsibilities for education and economic development outreach and business assistance.
Brief Background. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), vide its circular dated february 12, 2018 has issued a revised framework for Resolution of Stressed Assets ("RBI Circular"). The RBI Circular inter-alia requires each bank to have board approved policies for dealing with stressed assets/ accounts. RBI also had scrapped all existing framework such as XXXX S4A etc .. In view of the above, the Xxxxx Xxxxx Committee (Stressed Assets) was set up to look into the faster resolution of stressed assets. This Committee has submitted its report which comprises of a 'Bank Led Resolution Process' and a 'Five-pronged Strategy to resolve Stressed Assets called as Project Sashakt'. Pursuant to the recommendations of Xxxxx Xxxxx Committee, an Inter-creditor Agreement (ICA) has been prepared which shall serve as a platform for the banks and financial institutions to come together and take joint and concerted actions towards resolution of stressed accounts. The ICA would be an enabler Master Agreement and the Resolution Plan would be presented to the lenders by the Lead Dank. The salient features of the ICA are summarized below:
Brief Background. 2.1 The Public Health Act 1936 grants local authorities the power to provide a mortuary for the reception and storage of dead bodies together with facilities for post mortem examination in their respective areas and if the Secretary of State requires, local authorities must provide a mortuary. Xxxxx and Harrow council’s are respectively required to provide a Mortuary by the Secretary of State and a provision must therefore be made.
Brief Background. 2.1.1 At a Cabinet Meeting held on 4 October 2006, a Key Decision was taken for the proposed scheme to proceed. At a Cabinet Meeting held on 15 May 2007, authority was delegated to the Portfolio Holder for Property to agree site boundaries for the exchange of land between the Council and Harrow College and to agree the terms for the exchange of land on the basis of principles set out in the Cabinet Report dated 15 May 2007.
Brief Background. 4. At the appropriate stage the Court would investigate the facts of this claim in more detail at the trial. At the moment, it will suffice if I recite some brief facts by way of background to this application.
Brief Background. GCRMC has partnered with Shuttle Ruidoso to assist patients who cannot make hospital discharge arrangements and need to get to and from appointments at the hospital. This service is generally for people who are homebound, disabled, or otherwise unable to transport themselves. This partnership developed through the identified need from the experience of the CHWs at GCRMC and other local assessments. Stakeholders acknowledged the distance to and from long-term residential treatment facilities makes non-emergency medical transport expensive for the uninsured and under-insured. According to the on-going efforts of the 100% Xxxxx Transportation and Medical/Dental sectors, another major issue impacting access to care is that the non-emergency medical transport industry has seen a decrease in staff drivers due to low insurance reimbursement rates. The high expense, lack of insurance coverage, and reduction of staff in the non-medical transport industry may hinder or postpone an individual’s access to needed treatment services not available in this area. Ztrans provides public transportation bus stops at most healthcare facilities. However, according to stakeholders some people have a range of mobility issues that prevent the use of public transportation. For those who are able to use public transportation, the current routes and schedules may require long wait times at the healthcare office before and after appointments. Long wait times at a healthcare office may impact a patient economically, for example: they are unable to work during that time, may have needed to arrange for child care, and may miss appointments scheduled at other locations. Ztrans also has an ADA paratransit service that is a door-to-door service. However, this is only available to individuals with a confirmed disability and certified as eligible by Ztrans. NMOAA relevance: Core Strategies:
Brief Background. [2] By a claim form filed on 24 September 2014, the Claimant, Ms. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx (“Xx. Xxxxx”), applied for urgent interim remedies. These included an order restraining SFL “whether by itself, its agents and or servants from repossessing Suzuki Grand Vitara vehicle registration number T2196 Engine No. J2CA700455 and Chassis No.JS3TE549A63087 which is currently in the possession of Xx. Xxxxx”. [3] Xx. Xxxxx had purchased the Vitara from the Second Defendant, Executive Rentals Inc (“ERI”), with a loan of $53,000.00 from the Third Defendant, Globe Finance Inc. (“GFI”). She also paid a fee of $455.50 for a bill of sale executed in favour of GFI. The Vitara was then registered in the name of GFI, in care of Xx. Xxxxx. [4] Subsequent to the purchase of the Vitara, SFL attempted to take possession of the Vitara from Xx. Xxxxx. XXX claimed to be the true owner of the vehicle, and informed Xx. Xxxxx that it was leased to ERI by SFL when XXX purported to sell the vehicle to her. [5] This Court granted Xx. Xxxxx an interim injunction restraining SFL from repossessing the Vitara. SFL then applied for the discharge of the injunction, citing a number of irregularities pertaining to Xx. Xxxxx’x application. SFL alleges that her application:
Brief Background. The Government of Japan (GoJ) announced a USD 5 billion assistance package, including USD
