Government LMIC Contribution. During the Compact Term, the Government will make contributions, relative to its national budget and taking into account prevailing economic conditions, as are necessary to carry out the Government’s responsibilities under Section 2.6(a) of this Compact. These contributions may include in-kind and financial contributions (including obligations of Jordan on any debt incurred toward meeting these contribution obligations). In connection with this obligation the Government has developed a budget over the Compact Term to complement MCC Funding through budget allocations to water and wastewater projects, management contracts and institutional support in Zarqa Governorate. The Government anticipates making contributions from its national budget of approximately US$73,700,000 over the Compact Term. Such contribution will be in addition to the Government’s spending allocated toward such Project Objectives in its budget for the year immediately preceding the establishment of this Compact. The Government’s contribution will be subject to any legal requirements in Jordan for the budgeting and appropriation of such contribution, including approval of the Government’s annual budget by its legislature. The Parties may set forth in appropriate supplemental agreements certain requirements regarding this Government contribution, which requirements may be conditions precedent to the Disbursement of MCC Funding.
1. Water Network Project 2. Wastewater Network Project 3. As-Samra Expansion Project 4. Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) 5. Program Administration and Audit
Government LMIC Contribution. During the Compact Term, the Government will make contributions, relative to its national budget and taking into account prevailing economic conditions, as are necessary to carry out the Government’s responsibilities under Section 2.6(a) of this Compact. These contributions may include in-kind and financial contributions (including obligations of Morocco on any debt incurred toward meeting these contribution obligations). In connection with this obligation, the Government will develop a contribution plan set forth in the Program Implementation Agreement to complement MCC Funding through allocations including but not limited to: 1. a progressive increase in its funding for the Private Sector-Driven TVET grant facility such that the Government will fund a minority portion of the first round and the majority portion of the second round for the Private Sector-Driven TVET grant facility; 2. demonstration projects for the Industrial Land Activity; and 3. support for operations and maintenance and discretionary funding for the Secondary Education Activity. The Government commits to a minimum contribution of $67,500,000 over the Compact Term. Such contribution will be in addition to the Government’s spending allocated toward such Project Objectives in its budget for the year immediately preceding the establishment of this Compact. The Government’s contribution will be subject to any legal requirements in Morocco for the budgeting and appropriation of such contribution, including approval of the Government’s annual budget by its legislature. The Parties may set forth in the Program Implementation Agreement or other appropriate Supplemental Agreements certain requirements regarding this Government contribution, which requirements may be conditions precedent to the Disbursement of MCC Funding. During implementation of the Program, the Government’s contributions may be modified or new contributions added with MCC approval, provided that the modified or new contributions continue to advance the Project Objectives.
1. Education and Training for Employability Project 2. Land Productivity Project Subtotal 9,754,00 0 12,497, 000 19,109, 000 30,115, 000 45,859, 000 53,166, 000 170,500, 000 3. Monitoring & Evaluation Subtotal 300,000 920,000 1,120,000 2,170,000 2,870,000 2,620,000 10,000,000 4. Program Administration and Oversight Subtotal 6,648,00 0 7,913, 000 7,983, 000 8,008, 000 8,008, 000 10,940, 000 49,500, 000 TOTAL MCC FUNDING 21,352,00 0 39,074,0 00 76,826,0 00 108,...
Government LMIC Contribution. During the Compact Term, the Government will make contributions of at least US$9,934,500 (equal to 15 percent of the amount of MCC Funding committed under this Compact), to carry out the Government’s responsibilities under Section 2.6(a) of this Compact. These contributions may include in-kind and financial contributions toward meeting the Program and Project Objectives. In connection with this obligation, the Government has developed a budget of the contributions it anticipates making over the five year term of the Compact. Such contributions will be in addition to the Government’s spending allocated toward the Program and Project Objectives in its budget for the year immediately preceding the establishment of this Compact. The Government’s contribution will be subject to any legal requirements in Cape Verde for the budgeting and appropriation of such contribution, including approval of the Government’s annual budget by its legislature. The Parties shall set forth in the Program Implementation Agreement or other appropriate Supplemental Agreements certain requirements regarding this Government contribution, which requirements may be conditions precedent to the Disbursement of MCC Funding. National Institutional and Regulatory Reform Activity Utility Reform Activity Infrastructure Grant Facility
Government LMIC Contribution. During the Compact Term, Namibia shall make contributions, relative to its national budget and taking into account prevailing economic conditions, as are necessary to carry out Namibia’s responsibilities and obligations under Section 2.6(a) of this Compact. These contributions may include in-kind and financial contributions (including obligations of Namibia on any debt incurred toward meeting these contribution obligations). In connection with this obligation Namibia has developed a budget over the five year term of the Compact to compliment MCC Funding through budget allocations to its sectors in education, tourism and agriculture. Namibia anticipates making contributions from its national budget of approximately US$165,483,800 over the Compact Term. Such contribution shall be in addition to Namibia’s spending allocated toward such Project Objectives in its budget for the year immediately preceding the establishment of this Compact. Namibia’s contribution remains subject to any legal requirements in Namibia for the budgeting and appropriation of such contribution, including approval of Namibia’s annual budget by its Parliament. The Parties may set forth in appropriate supplemental agreements certain requirements regarding this Government contribution, which requirements may be conditions precedent to the Disbursement of MCC Funding.
1. Education Project
(a) Improving the Quality of General Education 5,775,732 3,842,838 15,629,051 30,725,468 17,086,640 3,797,031 76,856,760 (b) Vocational and Skills Training 1,393,045 1,673,534 5,980,430 11,552,609 7,643,114 928,697 29,171,429 (c) Improving Access to and Management of Textbooks 205,720 3,582,549 5,346,299 1,818,903 1,818,903 1,818,903 14,591,277 (d) Regional Study and Resource Centers 1,545,394 52,160 2,094,525 8,324,161 7,817,049 1,052,263 20,885,552 (f) Access to Tertiary Education Finance - 838,940 632,583 632,565 - - 2,104,088 (g) Cross-Project Support (HIV/AIDS Plans/Training) 56,405 311,094 311,094 273,490 254,689 160,680 1,367,452
(a) Improving Management and Infrastructure in Etosha National Park 999,971 2,049,000 5,570,200 15,968,535 8,765,558 7,159,725 40,512,989 (b) Marketing Namibia in Tourism 500,000 1,397,223 2,365,623 2,417,186 1,575,619 - 8,255,651 (c) Ecotourism Development for Communal Conservancies 975,174 1,266,757 5,102,867 4,979,079 4,450,017 1,416,757 18,190,651 (a) Land Access and Management - 181,390 7,268,360 6,604,130 4,936,130 2,168,017 21,158,027 (b) Livestock 1,369,139 475,468 ...
Government LMIC Contribution. During the Compact Term, the Government will make contributions, relative to its national budget and taking into account prevailing economic conditions, as are necessary to carry out the Government’s responsibilities under Section 2.6(a) of this Compact. These contributions may include in-kind and financial contributions (including obligations of El Salvador on any debt incurred toward meeting these contribution obligations). In connection with this obligation the Government has developed a budget over the Compact Term to supplement MCC Funding through direct financial contributions toward expenditures of MCA-El Salvador or as otherwise agreed by the Parties in writing. The Government contributions are anticipated to support: teacher training, infrastructure maintenance, stipends for student transportation and meals, and other costs to finance the costs related to additional enrollment and the TVET Governance Body for the Human Capital Project; investment commitment for the Partnership Development Activity under the Investment Climate Project; the Coastal Highway Expansion Activity and the Border Crossing Infrastructure Activity under the Logistical Infrastructure Project; and expenses for Program administration and oversight. To this end, the Government anticipates making contributions of at least US$88,200,000 over the Compact Term (the “Government Contribution”). This Government Contribution will be in addition to the Government’s spending allocated toward the Project Objectives in its budget for the year immediately preceding the establishment of this Compact. The Government Contribution will be subject to any legal requirements in El Salvador for the budgeting and appropriation of such contribution, including approval of the Government’s annual budget by its legislature. The Parties may set forth in the Program Implementation Agreement or other appropriate Supplemental Agreements certain requirements regarding the Government Contribution, which requirements may be conditions precedent to the Disbursement of MCC Funding. During implementation of the Program, the Government Contribution may be modified or new contributions added with MCC approval; provided that, the modified or new contributions continue to advance the Project Objectives. Activity 1: Regulatory Improvement 1.3 1.0 1.1 1.1 0.9 0.6 6.0 Activity 2: Partnership Development 2.0 8.9 10.7 5.4 5.4 4.0 36.4 Activity 1: Education Quality 0.7 4.3 15.3 22.9 31.5 10.5 85.2 Activity 2: TVET System Re...
