Positive Determination Sample Clauses

Positive Determination. If the determination under Article 11(1) is positive, the receiving Office shall stamp on the request the name of the receiving Office and the words “PCT International Application,” or “Demande internationale PCT.” If the official language of the receiving Office is neither English nor French, the words “International Application” or “Demande inter- nationale” may be accompanied by a translation of these words in the official language of the receiving Office.

Positive Determination. Economic Infrastructure, Agriculture Extension and Information Services and “Roads for Markets” activities.

Positive Determination. Sub Process 5:

Positive Determination. The BEO then makes an Environmental Threshold Determination, which accepts or changes the IEE’s recommendations. Regulation 216 provides a list of categories of activities to which the Categorical Exclusion applies and a list of activities for which an Environmental Assessment must generally be prepared.2 Regulation 216 requires an Environmental Assessment to analyze the environmental consequences of the proposed action and propose means to mitigate adverse environmental impacts. When USAID co-finances activities with other donors the following conditions apply: ➢ If USAID is a “minor donor” in the project, contributing both less than $1,000,000 and less than 25 percent of the estimated project cost, and with no control over planning or design, USAID has no control over the use or non-use of environmental review procedures; ➢ If USAID contributes more than $1,000,000 but this is less than 25 percent of the estimated project budget, the Mission Environmental Officer must determine whether the environmental review procedures used by the partner organization for the project in question are adequate; ➢ If USAID is involved in planning and design and/or contributes over 25 percent of the estimated budget for a project, USAID Guidelines must be followed or the Guidelines of the partner must, in the judgment of the Mission Environmental Officer be implemented to the same standard as the USAID guidelines. On July 16, 2002, based on an Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) submitted by USAID/Peru, the Latin America and Caribbean Bureau Environmental Officer (LAC/BEO) issued Environmental Threshold Decision LAC-IEE-02-36 for the Expanded Alternative Development Program. The Environmental Threshold Decision assigned the following classifications to the activities to be implemented under the Expanded Alternative Development Program. 2 Regulation 216 requires an Environmental Assessment for the following types of projects: potable water or sewerage projects. river basin development, irrigation or water management, agricultural land leveling, drainage projects, large-scale agricultural mechanization, new lands development, resettlement, penetration road building or road improvement, power plants, industrial plants. USAID environmental regulations also require a site-specific Environmental Assessment when: Activities involve landslide mitigation involving earthmoving or construction of physical works; the existing construction project or activity develops additional or...

Positive Determination. The DEVIDA GMA accepts the recommendation and sends this recommendation to the CEU of the PC or rejects the recommendation and returns the IEE to the REU with specific requests for further explanation or justification of the recommendation or a change in the recommendation.

Positive Determination. Table 5.1 indicates a probable classification of some of the types of projects which the Expanded ADP will finance. The Expanded ADP may, however, finance other types of projects. Without conditions With conditions • Telecommunications • Credit • Strengthening local governments • Administration of justice • Market access • Basic and social infrastructure • Road rehabilitation • Electrification • Water systems • Reforestation • Forest concessions • Agriculture economic activities • Road rehabilitation (large-scale and road construction) • Electrification (large- scale)