Private Sector. 1. Contracting Parties agree to promote the involvement of the private sector in their cooperation programmes in order to strengthen economic and industrial cooperation between themselves. The Contracting Parties shall take measures to:
(a) encourage the private sectors of both geographical regions to find effective ways of joint consultations, results of which could then be transmitted to the Joint Commission, referred to in Article 20 of this Agreement, for the required follow-up action;
(b) involve the private sectors of the Contracting Parties in activities developed within the framework of this Agreement.
2. The Contracting Parties shall facilitate within the relevant rules, access to available information and capital facilities in order to encourage projects and operations promoting cooperation between firms, such as joint ventures, sub-contracting transfer of technology, licences, applied research and franchises.
Private Sector. The Contracting Parties agree to promote the involvement of the private sector in their cooperation programmes in order to strengthen economic and industrial cooperation between themselves. The Contracting Parties shall take measures to:
(a) encourage the private sectors of both geographical regions to find effective ways of joint consultations, results of which could then be transmitted to the Joint Commission, referred to in Article 22 of this Agreement, for the required follow-up action;
(b) involve the private sectors of the Contracting Parties in activities developed within the framework of this Agreement.
Private Sector. Goods imported by the private sector (other than commodities referred to under paragraph 1 of this Part) may be procured in accordance with established commercial practices satisfactory to the Association. Part D: Review by the Association of Procurement Decisions
1. Prior Review
Private Sector. Although as of yet cooperation with the private sector has been limited, in view of the government’s policy of private sector-led growth and employment strategy there are good opportunities to work with the private sector both for development of the sector and promotion of corporate social responsibility. Many areas of service delivery are eminently suited to public-private partnership and will be explored.
Private Sector. 4. Operationalization, in form and substance satisfactory to the Association, of the one-stop window for investors, in line with the Recipient’s Law for Single Identification Process No. 06-040 dated August 11, 2006.
5. Reduction of the property registration fees and taxes by firms, in an amount satisfactory to the Association, in accordance with the Recipient’s General Tax Code Law No. 06067 dated December 29, 2006, and in an amount and following procedures satisfactory to the Association, in accordance with paragraph 7 of the LDP. October 2006.
Private Sector. In the rural areas of Cape Verde, there is little commercial activity other than production agriculture. This Project will support and promote small-scale agro-based industry development through the provision of technical assistance and training and increasing the availability of credit. Such potential industries include fruit processing, input suppliers and downstream produce marketing.
Private Sector. The private sector shall record its activities in the sus- tainable development of the Transboundary Basin of Mekrou; namely through the promotion of sustainable consumption and production methods and green econ- omy. It shall promote corporate social responsibility. It shall register its activities as part of the IWRM prin- ciples and legal texts in force.
Private Sector. The Parties shall facilitate cooperation in research into and the use of outer space for peaceful purposes, as well as the use of space systems developed pursuant to this Agreement, by private entities of the two countries, as well as through the establishment of new entities, including joint ventures.
Private Sector. Led Growth
6. Issuance of the Recipient’s National Microfinance Policy, in form and substance satisfactory to the Association, in accordance with paragraph 10 of the LDP.
7. Recruitment of at least 25% of the staff of the Rwanda Agricultural Development Authority and Rwanda Animal Resources Development Authority, with qualifications, experience, and terms of reference satisfactory to the Association, and commencement of operations of these agencies, in form and substance satisfactory to the Association, in accordance with paragraph 10 of the LDP.
Private Sector. Contract entity(ies) shall pay for DUI labor services at the rate specified by each inmate work agreement per inmate hour worked. Procedures and time frames related to payment shall be delineated in each Agreement. CSC shall receive payment from each contracting entity for wages earned for inmate labor. Payments received shall be verified by CSC. If CSC finds a discrepancy in the amount of payment, CSC shall resolve the discrepancy with the contracting entity in accordance with the terms of the agreement. Inmates are entitled to have wages earned posted to their account in accordance with the Department's written instructions.
