Land Productivity Project Sample Clauses

Land Productivity Project. With regard to the Land Productivity Project, the Government agrees that: below; Activity: (i) It will provide adequate funding for the CEILD, as set forth in Annex I (ii) With regard to each demonstration site supported by the Industrial Land (1) The Government will not grant exemptions or subsidies for the benefit of industrial land projects that may constitute unfair competition with projects initiated by a special purpose vehicle. The Government will take appropriate regulatory measures to this end. The criteria for defining exemptions or subsidies that would constitute unfair competition shall be determined by agreement between the Parties; (2) Based on technical support provided by the Land Project, the Government will establish a special purpose vehicle to participate in public-private partnership investments in such demonstration site and will make operational a one-stop-shop for such demonstration site for services, including, but not limited to, building permits and certificates of compliance; and (3) The Government will commit to co-financing at least 20 percent of the joint Government and Compact investment in the public-private partnership or infrastructure for such demonstration site; and (iii) The Government will take the measures that are necessary to assure that registration taxes and titling fees related to the privatization process are not an obstacle to the completion of this process both within areas targeted by the Land Project and for privatization which may be subsequently conducted on remaining collective lands in Morocco. Such measures must be satisfactory to MCC and must be taken prior to financing of privatization activities funded by the Rural Land Activity. Done at [ ],this [ ] day of [ ], in the English language. The English language text is the only authentic text of this Compact. FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through THE MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE CORPORATION FOR THE KINGDOM OF MOROCCO Name: Title: Name: Title: SIGNATURE PAGE TO MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE COMPACT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ACTING THROUGH THE MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE CORPORATION AND THE KINGDOM OF MOROCCO This Xxxxx X describes the Program that MCC Funding will support in Morocco during the Compact Term. A. PROGRAM OVERVIEW
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Land Productivity Project i) Land Governance Activity ii) Rural Land Activity:
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