Programme Steering Committee (PSC) Sample Clauses

Programme Steering Committee (PSC). The PSC will orient the strategy of the Programme, oversee planning, review progress and impact and ensure linkages with related projects, government services and relevant value chains stakeholders. The PSC will meet every quarter and will comprise: the Under Secretary of XxXXX as Chairperson; the Under Secretary of Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation; the Under Secretary of the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Physical Development, the Under Secretary of Ministry of Finance and National Economy or his delegate; a representative of the CCU the Director-Generals of State ministries in charge of livestock in Blue Nile, North Kordofan, Sennar, West Kordafan and White Nile States; a representative of the Sudan Veterinary Council; and the Secretary General of the Pastoralists Union, as well as such other members as the Under Secretary of XxXXX may designate from time to time. Members representing the private value chains stakeholders and partnering financial institutions will also be identified.
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Programme Steering Committee (PSC). The State shall establish a Programme steering committee (PSC) under the Chairmanship of the Secretary of the Rural Development Department. In addition to the Chairperson, the PSC shall consist of, inter alia, the following membership: one representative from the State’s Department of Finance; one representative from the State’s Relief Commissioner’s Office; one representative from the State’s Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries; one representative from the State’s Department of Social Welfare; and the Collector from each Programme District. Additional members may be added or co-opted as needed, in consultation with the Fund. The Programme Director shall be the Secretary to the PSC. The PSC shall meet at least twice a year during the Programme Implementation Period and shall be the focal point for ensuring coordination amongst line departments and the Programme Parties/implementing agencies; the PSC shall also review the need for any policy dialogue or policy changes.
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