Government Inputs. The inputs by the Government of the Republic of Zambia will be provided “in-kind” and in cash to be taken from the national budget allocated to the project under the ENRMMP and FAO. MTENR through FD will provide an office for the project. FD will also be able to organize vehicles for the field 11 Supply of open source (OS) software is abundant: environments for programming (e.g. Java, PHP); database systems (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL); Content Management System (e.g. Joomla!); GIS tools (x.x. XxxxxxxXXX, uDIG). The recommendation of applying OS software is expressed in the draft (unofficial) Information and Communication Policy Document (4/2009), to be prepared by PID for MTENR. 12 HIV and AIDS Workplace policy 2007-2009. Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives. 9 p. work during 2010-2011, communication means, and provincial inventory teams for implementation of the project, and the national counterpart staff at secretarial and professional level. FD and collaborating institutions will provide to the project the national and district personnel for field data collection, entry, processing and analysis. During 2010-2011, the Provincial and District Offices will provide the staff to carry out the field survey in the selected areas over a period of 8-9 months. All involved institutions (forestry, Department of Agriculture, CSO, ZAWA, universities, local authorities, Survey Department, and others) will contribute the staff for the Project Task Force, and project activities (including complementary ILUA data capture, reassessments, pilot studies, special surveys, mapping, training and other activities). MTENR through the Forestry Department will provide: - Project Director - National Project Coordinator (NPC), full time; - Officers and technicians of field inventory, mapping and database to serve within the Project Management Unit - Physical facilities (office, communication means); - Available inventory data, maps, GIS and RS data; - In-kind contribution to cover salaries of field crew members, personnel in charge of the ILUA database and part of fuel and maintenance of the project vehicles; - Training and development activities shall primarily be financed trough the CPs; - Support in getting official permits for LiDAR flights (with the assistance of the Survey Department /MoL); - Smooth clearance of experts, custom clearance of equipment, tax-free local purchase of project equipment and supplies. - Local transportation for the entire fieldwork (4 vehicles for 8 ...
Government Inputs. 4.3.1 Prior obligations and prerequisites
Government Inputs. The inputs by the Government of Tanzania will be provided “in-kind” and in cash to be taken from the national budget allocated to the NAFORMA programme under the NFP. The FBD will provide all the physical facilities (offices for staff and for the forest inventory database, training space, local transportation for the experts/consultants, communication means, etc.) and the needed national counterpart staff at secretariat and professional levels. The FBD will provide the national personnel to run the PTU and later the NAFORMA programme as well as the personnel for data collection in the field, data entry and processing and for the mapping work. For sustaining the NAFORMA at the long term, FBD will nominate a core of permanent personnel headed by an Officer. The FBD will bear the: • General operating expenses of local transport; • Salaries of national staff participating in study tours and short courses and workshops overseas; • Salaries of national staff participating in the fieldwork for forest and tree inventory, for mapping and database; • Costs of office space, furniture, facilities, electricity and communications; • Cost of the in-country seminars, workshops and meetings. The FBD will also arrange for quick clearance of experts, custom clearance of equipment, tax-free local purchase of project equipment and supplies. The Government will make available 5 four-wheels drive vehicles from the existing Government car pool. The Government will contribute an estimated US$ 794,200 to the project to cover the cost of the in-country seminars, workshops and meetings, the salaries of the national personnel and the general operating expenses. - Series of workshops (NAFORMA methodology adaptation, information needs, harmonisation of land use classification, Diagnosis of the forestry sector, Validation of NAFORMA results) and seminars on NFA approach and methodology adaptation, land use classification, institutional adaptation, information needs identification, project results, findings and recommendation. - Technical and supervisory meetings on project progress and planning. Salaries of national personnel – US$ 343,200 - Forest Inventory Technicians: Total. 420 months (42 technicians (3 per region) for 10 months each). - Forest Mapping Technicians: Total. 72 months (3 technicians for 24 months each). - Database Technicians, Total. 48 months (2 technicians for 24 month each). - Drivers for fieldwork and Office, Total 210 man months (one driver per field team). - Two w...
