Project Management Unit (PMU). (a) The Recipient shall establish within the Ministry in charge of heath, a PMU with composition, attribution and resources acceptable to the Association, including staff and consultants in adequate number, each appointed or recruited on the basis of terms of reference, qualifications and experience acceptable to the Association, for the purpose of coordinating and supervising the implementation of the Project.
Project Management Unit (PMU). A PMU shall be established and shall consist of one full-time PD, who shall be selected from within DWASA from the rank of deputy managing director or chief engineer or additional chief engineer and three dedicated DPDs. The DPDs shall be responsible for assisting the PD. One DPD, responsible for Finance, shall be recruited from outside of DWASA and two DPDs shall be appointed from within DWASA, from the rank of, at least, superintending engineers. Four XEN shall be appointed to assist the DPDs. The PMU shall be responsible for the day-to-day management of the Project, including (i) preparing overall project implementation plan and detailed work program, (ii) providing overall monitoring and guidance on implementation of works under the Project; (iii) carrying out all tendering and execution of contracts, (iv) monitoring and supervising all project management activities,
Project Management Unit (PMU). A PMU shall be established within DPHE and shall be headed by a full-time Project Director (PD). The PMU shall be responsible for (i) preparing project implementation plan; (ii) managing the selection of eligible Pourashavas; (iii) supervising the preparation of feasibility studies, design, Subproject appraisal reports and construction supervision,
Project Management Unit (PMU). A PMU will be established in LGED headquarter headed by a Project Director and supported by professional and support staff. The PMU has the responsibility of overall implementation and management of the project. The PMU will be assisted by a Technical Assistance (TA) team with expertise in rural development and procurement, engineering design and supervision, climate resilience, livelihoods/employment, finance, social inclusion and gender development, participatory approaches, environmental and climate assessment, monitoring and evaluation, and local governance.
Project Management Unit (PMU). The Borrower shall ensure that the Project Executing Agency establishes a PMU to manage the Project which shall report to both the MCUD and DAG.
Project Management Unit (PMU). The Lead Project Agency, through the PMU, will be responsible for the overall management and coordination of the Project, and will ensure compliance with this Agreement and the PIM. Among other attributions, it will be responsible for: (i) maintaining formal communication with the IDB; (ii) submit justification of expenditure (iii) manage the external audit; (iv) coordinate M&E activities; (v) submit to the IDB the consolidated AWPB, Financial Plan, Multiannual Execution Plan and progress reports; and (vi) coordinate with partners the execution of activities, monitor the execution of the budget and obtain the necessary inputs for the financial records and the due financial reporting to the IDB. The PMU will have the following key staff: (i) Project coordinator; (ii) a financial specialist; (iii) a procurement specialist; (iv) an environmental safeguards specialist; (v) a social safeguards specialist; and (vi) a monitoring and evaluation specialist.
Project Management Unit (PMU). The Ministry of Agriculture will establish a Project Management Unit (PMU), with overall responsibility for Project implementation. The PMU will coordinate the District Project Implementation Units (DPIUs), and will be staffed by dedicated full time technical and administrative staff to ensure timely and quality Project implementation.
Project Management Unit (PMU)
