NGOs Sample Clauses

NGOs name] is a non-governmental, non-profit, non-political organization registered with the Government of [country]. It has agreed to cooperate with WFP in providing services for… [specify the objective(s) of the operation, e.g. reception, handling, and distribution of food, monitoring of distributions; nutritional feeding; health; sanitation; water supply; programme impact evaluation and assessment, etc., and, where applicable and mutually agreed to - for the storage and secondary transport, and any other services specifically requested and agreed upon.]. This Agreement establishes and defines the cooperation between the Parties for the provision of services as may be described above. This agreement shall define: (a) the modalities for the distribution of food to the beneficiaries and all tasks associated therewith; (b) the description of other services required to be performed, such as those in nutrition, health, sanitation, etc; (c) obligations of the Parties with regard to costs, communications, supply of equipment or services; (d) the reporting requirements of the Partner; (e) the payment obligations of WFP; and (f) such other analogous conditions for the execution of this agreement.
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NGOs. In order to be eligible for the award of contracts under procedures referred to in Schedule 1 to this Agreement, NGOs participating in Part C of the Project shall meet criteria including but not limited to the following: (i) proven experience in comparable community development activities in the territory of the Borrower and in participatory project design and implementation; (ii) proven technical expertise in their area of intervention; (iii) adequate financial and administrative capacity; and (iv) compliance with registration requirements under the laws of the Borrower.
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NGOs. Kusamala Institute of Agriculture and Ecology, Mwera Mkaka Dairy Farmers Cooperative and Mzimba South District Farmers Union, Coordination Unit for Rehabilitation of Environment (CURE), Agricultural Research & Extension Trust; Department of Energy, WorldFish, Citizens for Justice, YouthNet and Counseling, Every Child, The Hunger Project, and Citihope. Business • Monsanto Malawi, Peacock Enterprises-Xxxxxx District, Ndatani Feeds-Lilongwe District and Ndatani Feeds-Dedza District, Green World Gardens-Lilongwe and Xxxxxx Districts, Auctions Holdings Limited, Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM).
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NGOs. In most regimes contexts, there is nowadays one or more NGOs part of the network of relevant actors. Some of them have a stronger ecological/environmental/sustainability orientation. 49 xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/ [20 October 2017] 50 See also the Cornell University Lab of Ornitology providing a list of citizen science projects climate change (xxx.xxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx/xxx- matechange/citsci). National Geographics informs readers about SciStarter (xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/), a web database for people who want to get involved in citizen science (xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/2017/04/citizen-science-projects-environment-climate-change-weather/) 51 xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxx/xxxxxxx/xxxxx/Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxxxxxxxx-xx-Xxxxxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxxxx_0.xxx [21 October 2017] 52 xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xx-xxxx/xx/Xxxx/0000/xxx-xxxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxx-xxxx-x/ [21 October 2017] Directly or indirectly climate services related, or even dependent, is hardly one. Greenpeace lob- bied already for climate-related services in business context (see above footnote 52).
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NGOs. Recognizing the unique role of local and international NGOs augmenting government capacity in serving and assisting hard-to-reach poor and insecure areas, UNFPA will continue to work with NGOs on RH and gender issues, HIV/AIDS prevention and youth. Community-based organizations, in particular, will be tapped, for instance, in mobilizing community leaders and activists to effectively carry out outreach and educational activities.
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NGOs. Slogan: “DiDIY can make it easier to implement effective, low-cost programs for local groups promoting locally managed, sustainable educational, cultural and economic development” Channels and Communities: • Citizens for Europe • Social Platform “The platform of European Social NGOs”, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx • the EU-level networks listed in the “Non-governmental organisations“ page of the European Commission, xx.xxxxxx.xx/xxxxxx/xxxx.xxx?xxxXx=000
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NGOs. Developing and submitting sub-project proposals - Implementing supported sub-projects
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