Key actors Sample Clauses

Key actors. Identify the individuals and/or groups with whom you primarily cooperate to facilitate the desired changes. (maximum 350 characters)
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Key actors. Nutrition sector  IMC – implementing partner for most of SO1  CRS – lead only on water source construction and HIV gardens  Government of Burundi’s Ministry of Health’s PRONIANUT department and Provincial Departments of Health (BPS) Agriculture and animal husbandry sectors  Catholic Relief Services (CRS): Lead implementing partner for SO2 and SO3. Implementing SO2 and SO3 directly in Kirundo province and through partners in Kayanza and Muyinga.  Bureau d’Appui au Développement et à l’Entraide Communautaire de Ngozi (BADEC) : Implementing Partner for SO2 and SO3 in Kayanza province.  Organisation Diocésaine Pour l’Entraide et le Développement Intégral de Muyinga (ODEDIM) : Implementing Partner for SO2 and SO3 in Muyinga province.  Government of Burundi’s Ministry of Agriculture and Provincial Departments of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry (DPAE) Livelihoods and community resilience sectors:  CRS: Lead implementing partner for SO2 and SO3. Implementing SO2 and SO3 directly in Kirundo province and through partners in Kayanza and Muyinga.  Bureau d’Appui au Développement et à l’Entraide Communautaire de Ngozi (BADEC): Implementing Partner for SO2 and SO3 in Kayanza province.  Organisation Diocésaine Pour l’Entraide et le Développement Intégral de Muyinga (ODEDIM): Implementing Partner for SO2 and SO3 in Muyinga province.  Government of Burundi’s Ministry of Agriculture and Provincial Departments of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry (DPAE) Commodity activities
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