Cabo Verde. The UNDP CO will contract the service provider and ensure the timely provision of scheduled payments. The contractor will work under the direct supervision of the Head of the Environment, Energy and Disaster Prevention at the Joint Office of UNDP/UNFPA/UNICEF. The contractor shall take overall responsibility on the quality and timeliness of the assessment process within its competency. The project coordination unit (PCU) at DGE will provide the contractor with the necessary information and materials and/or will facilitate the communication with the relevant public authorities for obtaining the necessary information in order to ensure the successful completion of the assignment.
Cabo Verde. DEFENSE TIAS Number Agreement Title NP Acquisition and cross-servicing agreement, with annexes. Signed at Praia March 24, 2014. Entered into force March 24, 2014. CAMBODIA
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Cabo Verde. For Cabo Verde, we collected a total sample of 670 participants comprising both artisanal and industrial fishing and retailing, but no processors. This was decided due to the different realizations of the wider- fishing-industry in the two countries: While the processing sector is small and dominated by only two large firms in Cabo Verde (personal source INDP), it is a diverse sector dominated by numerous small processers in Senegal. On the other hand, the industrial and artisanal fishing sector in Cabo Verde are equally significant with regard to landings (42% artisanal and 58% industrial1), while the dominant sector in Senegal is the artisanal one and the number of Senegalese industrial vessels has decreased continuously (81% artisanal and 19% industrial2).The table below shows the distribution of participants across sectors and the three islands targeted (Xxx, Xxxxxxxx and Sao Xxxxxxx were chosen because of their importance for the fishing industry, because they adequately represent the two geographical regions Sotavento and Barlavento): Frequencies Xxx Xxxxxxxx Sao Xxxxxxx Unknown Total Artisanal 79 178 85 1 343 Industrial 26 40 79 1 146 Retailer 13 132 36 0 181 Total 118 350 200 2 670 Table 2: Cabo Verde survey participants We decided to include crew members in addition to captains and vessel owners. This decision was based both on the idea that there may be substantial differences in viewpoints on regulation and climate change effects, as well as a practical consideration that this simplifies the carry-out of the survey, as crew members are often more approachable for the survey due to both their number and their occupation (especially concerning the industrial sector). The drawback of this decision is in the reduced number of participants commenting on cost and investment, thus data that crew members do not have. However, the diversity of gears used is a lot smaller than in Senegal, such that we neither had to stratify according to gear, nor collect as large a total sample concerning captains. We sampled data on 148 vessels (random with respect to gear), of which 125 operate with hand lines and 15 with gillnets (with 8 "purse seines", "snorkeling" or "others"). The following table shows the distribution across vocational status of our xxxxxx folk participants (excluding retailers): 1 INDP 2012, Boletím estatistico No. 21, Mindelo. 2 DPM (2014), Résultats géneraux des pêches maritimes, Dakar 2014. Chart 2: Distribution of status among participants of...
Cabo Verde. Total artisanal landings in Cabo Verde were estimated to be 4.31 tons in 2012 by INDP, and the artisanal sector thus accounts for roughly 42% of total (official) catches. Industrial total catch was at 5.95 tons. Effort was measured to be 146 373 fishing trips for the artisanal fleet, and 6264 days at sea for the industrial fleet (INDP 2013). This considered, Cabo Verde is a comparably small fishing nation. A large part of the catch in Cabo Verde is in relatively valuable tuna species (37.4% for the artisanal catch and 28.7% for the industrial catch). While in artisanal and industrial fishing, 99% of xxxxxx folk are male, the women's share in retail amounts to 95%. Of the total population in fishing and retail, 86.32% declare themselves Christian, 9.74 as not belonging to a religion, with the rest belonging to various smaller religious groups. Ethnicity was not part of the questionnaire, since it is reportedly not of importance in the Cabo Verde population. 8.59% are married, 65.58% single, divorced or widowed, and 25.82% cohabit. The large party of those who live alone is dominated by artisanal fishermen (68.04%), against retailers (63.88%) and industrial fishermen (61.37%). The average household size measures 6.21 persons (weighted standard error: 0.18), with on average Chart 5: Literacy in fishing sectors (CV) 100,00% 90,00% 80,00% 70,00% 60,00% 50,00% 40,00% 30,00% 20,00% 10,00% 0,00% Artisanal Artisanal Artisanal Captain Vessel owner Crew member Industrial Industrial Industrial Captain/ vessel owner Crew upper mgmt member
Cabo Verde. Public Disclosure Authorized Re: Advance Agreement for Preparation of Proposed Improving Connectivity and Urban Infrastructure in Cabo Verde Project Preparation Advance No. XXX V4790 Excellency: Public Disclosure Authorized In response to the request for financial assistance made on behalf of the Republic of Cabo Verde (“Recipient”), I am pleased to inform you that the International Development Association (“Bank”) proposes to extend to the Recipient an advance out of the Bank’s Project Preparation Facility in an amount not to exceed two million Dollars ($2,000,000) (“Advance”) on the terms and conditions set forth or referred to in this letter agreement (“Agreement”), which includes the attached Annex, to assist in financing the activities described in the Annex (“Activities”). The objective of the Activities is to facilitate the preparation of a proposed project designed to improve living conditions through resilient road connectivity and urban and territorial infrastructure in targeted areas in the Recipient’s territory. (“Project”), for the carrying out of which the Recipient has requested the Bank’s financial assistance. The Recipient represents, by confirming its agreement below, that: (a) it understands that the provision of the Advance does not constitute or imply any commitment on the part of IBRD or XXX to assist in financing the Project; and (b) it is authorized to enter into this Agreement and to carry out the Activities, repay the Advance and perform its other obligations under this Agreement, all in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement. Please confirm the Recipient’s agreement to the foregoing by having an authorized official of the Recipient sign and date the enclosed copy of this Agreement, and returning it to the Bank. Upon receipt by the Bank of this countersigned copy, this Agreement shall become effective as of the date of the countersignature; provided, however, that the offer of this Agreement shall be deemed withdrawn if the Bank has not received this countersigned copy within 90 days after the date of signature of this Agreement by the Bank, unless the Bank has established a later date for such purpose. Very truly yours, INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION AGREED: By Xxxxx Xxxx Country Director for Cabo Verde Africa Region REPUBLIC OF CABO VERDE By Authorized Representative Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Name Title Date Minister of finance 12-Apr-2023 Enclosures:
