Description of inputs Sample Clauses

Description of inputs. Provide a detailed description of the project inputs by activity. This may include personnel, contracts, training, equipment, miscellaneous and micro-capital grants.
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Description of inputs. The project will be carried out by a team from CSIR comprised of nine (9) Experts made up as follows:
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Description of inputs. Activities Inputs Deliverables Responsible Party Partners engaged by RP Budget (PKR) 1 Action 1.1.1.a: Hazard, Vulnerability Risk Assessments (HVRA) of target valleys (08 valleys) in KP, in line with criteria for HVRA Recruitment of experts /firm or engaging Government Line Department for conducting the HVRA assessments in KP  Terms of Reference for experts prepared and agreed with UNDP  Experts recruited  In consultation with NDMA, identify HVRA methodology to be applied for this assessment  Draft work-plan for conducting the assessment prepared and agreed with UNDP  HVRA studies conducted and reports finalized, presented to Project Steering Committee P&DD (in close coordination with PMD Islamabad) KP Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) 3,052,800 2 Action 1.1.1.e:  01 Provincial Technical Expert on Climate Change Adaptation (1 KP PKR. 3,052,800 per expert for 12 months)  01 Glaciologists PKR. 2,289,600  01 DRR Specialist PKR. 3,052,800  01 Civil Engineer PKR. 1,526,400  02 Bio-Engineering Consultant (PKR. 3,052,800 for 02 pax)  Recruitment of 06 Subject specialists.  Terms of Reference for experts prepared and agreed with UNDP  Experts recruited  Individual workplans/deliverables for consultants defined and agreed with UNDP  Reporting by consultants as per schedule defined in individual workplans. Reports shared with UNDP P&DD KP Meteorological Department, KP Forest Department KP Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) 12,974,400 3 Activity 1.1.1.g: GIS Mapping of Hazard community (Contractual services-companies for GIS mapping of potential hazard locations (GLOF lakes) and selection of project sites/ interventions  Procurement of services of a specialized company/organization  Recruitment of 1 expert  Procurement of digital imagery for 8 valleys  GIS maps of all hazard communities in KP  Report outlining the process and outcome of the mapping, with proposal for 8 valleys for project interventions  P&DD KP DMA 5,495,040 4 Action 1.1.1.h: Forestry/environmental conservation surveys of project sites and develop conservation plan (forest, rangelands, biodiversity, Conservation, restoration/repair of 05 conservation sites (Civil works –, 3 Number of 7,632,000 Consultants (1 Forestry, 2 Conservation/Biodiversity i.e. PKR. 1,526,400 each IC)  Recruitment of experts/firm or engaging government line department (Conservation expert, Rangeland Expert, Biodiversity Expert, Forestry Expert)  Terms of Reference for experts pr...
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Description of inputs. Output 1: Wages for social services, Civil works, Consultancy services, Sub-grants, SFD consultancy services, Direct and indirect cost and Contingencies.
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Description of inputs. UNDP will provide the PCVE Unit of OPM on financial, technical and advisory support to carry out this agreement. UNDP will support the OPM with a total amount of USD $406,440 to support financial the activities in this LOA and to enable the Ministry of Justice to deliver the expected results. Annexes: Detailed Excel budget Attachment 3 Scheduled of Activities, Facilities and Payments Year: September to December 2018 EXPECTED OUTPUTS And baseline, indicators including annual targets PLANNED ACTIVITIES List activity results and associated actions RESPONSIBLE PARTY and Code PLANNED BUDGET Q 3 Q 4 Funding Source and fund donor code Budget line code and Description Amount in USD Q3 2018 Q4 2018
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