Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects Sample Clauses

Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects. (a) Subprojects shall be prepared on an annual basis, submitted to the Health Program Task Force at the respective Prefectoral level for approval, and subsequently to the respective Prefectoral Director of Health for signature. (b) No proposed Subproject shall be eligible for financing under the Project unless the Health Program Task Force has determined, on the basis of an appraisal conducted in accordance with this Section, the PIM, and the MFAAP, that the proposed Subproject satisfies the eligibility criteria specified below and in further detail in the PIM and the MFAAP, which shall include, inter alia, the following: (i) the proposed Subproject shall be initiated by a Community group, civil society organization, or private sector entity which meets the eligibility criteria specified in the PIM, and such group, organization, or entity shall be eligible for subsequent Subproject Grants if it has completed the Subproject to the satisfaction of the Borrower and the Association; (ii) the proposed Subproject shall be for, but not limited to, activities set forth in Part A.2 (d) of the Project and further detailed in the PIM; (iii) the investment cost of each proposed Subproject shall not exceed $10,000 equivalent, except as previously agreed with the Association; and (iv) the financing of the proposed Subproject shall be fully covered by the amount of the Subproject Grant. (c) No proposed Subproject activity shall be eligible for financing under the Project if the Health Program Task Force at Prefectoral level has determined, on the basis of an appraisal conducted in accordance with this Section and the PIM, that the proposed Subproject activity satisfies any of the non-eligibility criteria specified in the PIM.
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Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects. The Recipient shall make Sub-grants to Beneficiaries in accordance with eligibility criteria and procedures acceptable to the Association and further outlined in the PIM, which shall include the following: (a) the proposed Beneficiary is a village or a community in a selected sub-catchment; (b) the proposed Subproject: (i) consists of specific development activities designed to generate community benefits such as: (A) natural resource conservation interventions, including upstream rain water harvesting and storage, sediment retention structures, gully erosion control, planting multipurpose trees, afforestation and reforestation; (B) livelihood improvement interventions, including horticulture, terracing, aquaculture, livestock development, small scale irrigation, energy efficient cook stoves, and latrines; (C) low-cost technologies aimed at reducing post harvest losses to fish, horticultural, and livestock products; and supply chain linkages; (ii) is economically and technically viable; and (iii) is in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations of the Recipient relating to safety, health and environmental protection;
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Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects. Except as the Association may otherwise agree in writing, no proposed Subproject shall be eligible for financing under Part 3(a) of the Project unless: (a) the DPCT responsible for the area in which the Subproject is located has developed, in a participatory manner acceptable to the Association, with local community members, and in accordance with guidelines acceptable to the Association, a plan for the rehabilitation of the catchment area in which the Subproject is located; and (b) the Recipient has determined, on the basis of an appraisal (including an environmental and social assessment for the Subproject conducted in accordance with the ESMF), conducted in accordance with guidelines acceptable to the Association, that the proposed Subproject satisfies the eligibility criteria specified below, as the same may be elaborated upon in the Project Implementation Manual: (i) the proposed Beneficiary is a village or a community in a selected sub-catchment; (ii) the proposed Subproject: (A) consists of specific development activities designed to generate community benefits such as: (1) natural resource conservation interventions, including upstream rain water harvesting and storage, small water reservoirs, sediment retention dams, gully erosion control, planting multipurpose trees, afforestation, and reforestation; and
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Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects. No proposed Subproject shall be eligible for financing under the Project unless the CDC has determined, on the basis of an appraisal conducted in accordance with this Part B and the PIM, that the proposed Subproject satisfies the eligibility criteria specified below and in further detail in the PIM, which shall include, inter alia, the following:
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Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects. (a) No proposed Subproject shall be eligible for financing out of the proceeds of the Grant unless the respective Regional Office has determined, on the basis of an appraisal conducted in accordance with the guidelines set forth in the Reintegration and Community Rehabilitation Manuals, that the Subproject satisfies eligibility criteria and procedures satisfactory to the Association and set out in the Reintegration and Community Rehabilitation Manuals, and which shall include the following: (i) the Subproject shall be proposed by an individual, group of individuals, or community-based or other non-governmental organization which fulfils the eligibility criteria set out in the Reintegration and Community Rehabilitation Manuals; and such individual, group, or organization shall be eligible for future Sub-financings if it has completed the preceding Subproject to the satisfaction of the Association and the Recipient; (ii) the proposed Subproject shall be for any of the types of activities set out under Part 1 (b) or 3 (a) of the Project, and in further detail in the Reintegration and Community Rehabilitation Manuals; and (iii) the cost of the proposed Subproject is entirely covered by the amount of the Sub-financing and, in the case of Subprojects under Part 1 (b) of the Project, a credit obtained from an appropriate local financial institution as needed. (b) No proposed Subproject shall be eligible for financing under the Project if the respective Regional Office has determined, on the basis of an appraisal conducted in accordance with this Section and the Reintegration and Community Rehabilitation Manuals, that the proposed Subproject meets any of the non-eligibility criteria set out in the Reintegration and Community Rehabilitation Manuals, which shall include, inter alia, the following: (i) the proposed Subproject shall be for activities political or religious in nature; (ii) the proposed Subproject could potentially have an adverse environmental or social impact; (iii) the proposed Subproject shall be for investments not proven to be in compliance with applicable agrarian or land law; and (iv) the proposed Subproject shall be for activities relating to the production of tobacco or hallucinogen plants.
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Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects. Except as the Association may otherwise agree in writing, no proposed Subproject shall be eligible for financing under Part 3(a) of the Project unless: (a) the LGA responsible for the area in which the Subproject is located has developed, in a participatory manner acceptable to the Association, with local community members, and in accordance with guidelines acceptable to the Association, a plan for the rehabilitation of the catchment area in which the Subproject is located; and (b) the Recipient has determined, on the basis of an appraisal (including an environmental and social assessment for the Subproject conducted in accordance with the ESMF), conducted in accordance with guidelines acceptable to the Association, that the proposed Subproject satisfies the eligibility criteria specified below, as the same may be elaborated upon in the Project Implementation Manual:
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Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects. Except as the Association may otherwise agree in writing, no proposed Subproject shall be eligible for financing under Part A.1 of the Project unless the Recipient has determined, on the basis of an appraisal (including an environmental assessment for the Subproject conducted in accordance with the Environmental Assessment), conducted in accordance with guidelines acceptable to the Association that the proposed Subproject satisfies the eligibility criteria specified below, and such additional criteria as may be specified in the PIM: (a) the proposed Subproject is to be carried out by a CBO or PO which has the necessary experience and qualifications to carry out the Subproject, and has prepared an acceptable business plan for the Subproject; (b) the proposed Subproject: (i) consists of specific development activities set forth in Part A.1 of the Project and further elaborated in the PIM; (ii) is designed to (A) benefit at least 20 households; (B) contribute to import substitution or to yield export revenues, (C) contribute to growth and employment in the Recipient’s rural areas and (D) yield a financial rate of return of at least 25%;
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Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects. Except as the Association may otherwise agree in writing, no proposed Subproject shall be eligible for financing under Part A.1 of the Project unless the Recipient has determined, on the basis of an appraisal (including an environmental assessment for the Subproject conducted in accordance with the Environmental Assessment), conducted in accordance with guidelines acceptable to the Association that the proposed Subproject satisfies the eligibility criteria specified below, and such additional criteria as may be specified in the PIM: (a) the proposed Subproject is to be carried out by a CBO or PO which has the necessary experience and qualifications to carry out the Subproject, and has prepared an acceptable business plan for the Subproject; (b) the proposed Subproject: (i) consists of specific development activities set forth in Part A.1 of the Project and further elaborated in the PIM; (ii) is designed to (A) benefit at least 20 households; (B) contribute to import substitution or to yield export revenues, (C) contribute to growth and employment in the Recipient’s rural areas and (D) yield a financial rate of return of at least 25%; (iii) complies with all applicable laws and regulations of the Recipient; and (iv) does not involve any activities relating to the production of tobacco or hallucinogenic plants; (c) the total investment cost of the proposed Subproject is not expected to exceed $30,000 equivalent; (d) the total amount of the Matching Grant does not exceed an amount equivalent to 500 times the number of households benefiting from the Subproject; (e) the financing of the proposed Subproject is fully covered by the sum of the proposed Matching Grant and the Beneficiary’s contribution; and (f) if, on the basis of the environmental assessment conducted for the Subproject, an environmental management plan, pest management plan, dam safety plan, resettlement plan, and/or indigenous peoples’ plan tailored to the Subproject are or is required, such plan or plans have been prepared pursuant to the Environmental Assessment and have been approved by the Association.
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Eligibility Criteria and Procedures for Subprojects. The Recipient shall make Sub-grants to Beneficiaries in accordance with eligibility criteria and procedures acceptable to the Association and further outlined in the PIM, which shall include the following: (a) the proposed Beneficiary is a village or a community in a selected sub-catchment; (b) the proposed Subproject: (i) consists of specific development activities designed to generate community benefits such as: (A) natural resource conservation interventions, including upstream rain water harvesting and storage, sediment retention structures, gully erosion control, planting multipurpose trees, afforestation and reforestation; (B) livelihood improvement interventions, including horticulture, terracing, aquaculture, livestock development, small scale irrigation, energy efficient xxxx stoves, and latrines; (C) low-cost technologies aimed at reducing post harvest losses to fish, horticultural, and livestock products; and supply chain linkages; (ii) is economically and technically viable; and (iii) is in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations of the Recipient relating to safety, health and environmental protection; (c) the Beneficiary has undergone a capacity building training program provided for under Part 3(c)(i) of the Project; (d) the total cost of the proposed Subproject is fully covered by the sum of the proposed Sub-grant and the Beneficiary’s contribution; and (e) if, on the basis of the environmental and social assessment conducted for the Subproject, an environmental and social management plan, pest management plan and/or a resettlement action plan, tailored to the Subproject are or is required, such plan or plans have been prepared pursuant to the ESMF and/or RPF.
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