Project Implementation Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Project Implementation Responsibilities. (a) For the purposes of the carrying out of Parts A, D.1, D.2, D.3 (c), (d) and (e), D.4, D.5 and E (jointly with DNP) of the Project, the Borrower through MHCP, shall: (i) assign day-to-day Project management responsibilities to the Vice-Minister in close coordination with the Planning Advisory Office (PAU); (ii) ensure the timely provision of support by MHCP’s line units in charge of financial management, procurement, human resources and information technology; and (iii) establish, staff and thereafter maintain, until the completion of the Project, a technical coordination committee (the MHCP Technical Committee) with technical staff in numbers and with qualifications and experience acceptable to the Bank, comprising inter alia, representatives of the Planning Advisory Office, relevant technical units and line units responsible for financial management, procurement, human resources and information technology, which shall be responsible, inter alia, for Project implementation oversight and reporting, the resolution of Project implementation obstacles and issues, the approval of the AOP, annual budget and the reallocation of funds, if needed, among the activities included under MHCP’s respective Parts of the Project.
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