Industrial Land Activity Sample Clauses

Industrial Land Activity. The Industrial Land Activity aims to transform the way the Government brings industrial land to market, from a state- to a market-driven approach through the development of a new model for industrial zone development. By developing Government expertise and using PPPs for industrial land development, the Activity seeks to xxxxxx private sector participation in the development and management of industrial zones to ensure that such development and management responds to private sector demand and meets the needs of enterprises in terms of location, land offering, infrastructure and services. MCC Funding will support:
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Industrial Land Activity. For the Industrial Activity, we measure the increase in value added from bringing unutilized land into industrial use as a result of the intervention. The value added comes from bringing unused land into industrial use in existing industrial zones, and as a result of creating new industrial zones. Because of the preliminary nature of current cost estimates, the estimated economic rate of return for this investment ranges from 13.4 percent to 16.7 percent.
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Industrial Land Activity. Specific evaluation plans for this Activity are expected to be developed prior to entry into force of the Compact. Rigorous impact evaluation methods are not expected to be feasible due to the limited number of sites targeted by the Activity and the inability to construct an adequate comparison to specific industrial zones. Quantitative and qualitative performance evaluation using baseline and end-line characteristics of the selected sites/partners/firms will be the evaluation strategy applied to this Activity. 8 Baseline value is expected to be established by Quarter 2 of Compact Year 2. 9 No change is expected as of Y5, as changes in investment are expected to occur after the Compact Term. Target for Y10 is drawn from 2015 economic modelling survey. 10 Baseline value is expected to be established in compact Year 2. 11 No change is expected as of Y5, as changes in investment are expected to occur after the Compact Term. Target for Y10 is drawn from 2015 economic modelling survey. Table 4.5: Land Productivity Project: Industrial Land Activity Evaluation Indicators Result Indicator Definition Unit Baseline Target Target Date Outcome Indicators Increased Productivity Utilization rates within Compact- supported industrial zones Percentage of hectares in Compact-- supported zones, which visibly demonstrate economic activity (Active Ha/Total Ha) Percentage 0 80 Year 12 Greater Employment Jobs in Compact- supported industrial zones12 Number of jobs in enterprises in Compact zones, measured as the number of full-time employees in addition to the number of employees at the time of installation/rehabilitation in the zone. Number XXX XXX TBD (b) Self-Evaluation. Upon completion of the Compact Term, both MCC and MCA- Morocco II will comprehensively assess three fundamental questions: (i) Did the Program meet the Project Objectives; (ii) Why did the Program meet or not meet the Project Objectives; and
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Industrial Land Activity. Specific evaluation plans for this Activity are expected to be developed prior to entry into force of the Compact. Rigorous impact evaluation methods are not expected to be feasible due to the limited number of sites targeted by the Activity and the inability to construct an adequate comparison to specific industrial zones. Quantitative and qualitative performance evaluation using baseline and end-line characteristics of the selected sites/partners/firms will be the evaluation strategy applied to this Activity. Table 4.5: Land Productivity Project: Industrial Land Activity Evaluation Indicators Result Indicator Definition Unit Baseline Target Target Date Outcome Indicators Increased Productivity Utilization rates within Compact- supported industrial zones Percentage of hectares in Compact-- supported zones, which visibly demonstrate economic activity (Active Ha/Total Ha) Percentage 0 80 Year 12 Greater Employment Jobs in Compact- supported industrial zones12 Number of jobs in enterprises in Compact zones, measured as the number of full-time employees in addition to the number of employees at the time of installation/rehabilitation in the zone. Number XXX XXX TBD (b) Self-Evaluation. Upon completion of the Compact Term, both MCC and MCA- Morocco II will comprehensively assess three fundamental questions: (i) Did the Program meet the Project Objectives; (ii) Why did the Program meet or not meet the Project Objectives; and
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