MERA Capacity Building Sample Clauses

MERA Capacity Building. MCC Funding will support capacity building at MERA to improve its regulatory oversight activities and operations. This work will include the development and implementation of training and mentoring of MERA staff, and complementary activities designed to develop MERA. MCC Funding will also assist XXXX to develop peer relationships with other regulatory bodies or related organizations. MCC Funding will be used to complete a study to support the Government’s commitment to further develop independent and capable governance of MERA. This study will be completed by the end of the second year of the Compact Term. The study will focus on best practices and benchmarks for corporate governance for electricity regulators, including regional, continental and international benchmarks and recommendations for the future governance of MERA (the “Sector Benchmarking Study”). The Government will ensure that MERA develops new technical codes for transmission, distribution and metering to account for captive, cogeneration and other forms of generation. XXXX will also develop new “use of system” charging mechanisms, implement the design for a bilateral market, and develop codes to implement existing legal provisions on third-party access to the transmission network. MCC Funding will support these activities through technical assistance. The Government will consider changing the composition of the board of directors of MERA (“MERA Board”), to make the MERA Board and its governance procedures consistent with best practices for independent regulatory authorities in the region and internationally. Specifically, the Government will review the continued membership of ex officio directors and the appropriateness of cross-representation on power sector boards and potential conflicts of interest that may arise between the regulator and regulated entities through board membership, such as the presence of the Principal Secretary for Energy Affairs and the Director of Energy Affairs on the MERA Board. To the extent that Government ex officio members continue on the ESCOM and MERA Boards, the Government affirms its commitment to ensuring that the ESCOM and MERA Boards meet standards applicable to Malawi parastatals with respect to conflicts of interest and independent decision-making, that the ex officio directors on the MERA Board will continue to be non-voting members, and that regulatory rulings are transparent. The Government will ensure that the scope of MERA’s power sector responsibi...
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