Project Proponents and Key Contributors Sample Clauses

Project Proponents and Key Contributors. The stakeholders involved at different phases of the Project are listed below with a general description of their roles and responsibilities. Table 1.3-1: Project Proponent and Key Contributors Relevance Entity General Description Donor Coordinator Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation (MoPIC) The national promoter of the Project. MoPIC is responsible for the donor coordination framework in Jordan. Project Beneficiaries Ministry of Water and Irrigation (MWI) MWI is responsible for regulating the Jordanian Water Sector. It encompasses two regulative bodies: Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ), and Jordan Valley Authority (JVA). MWI is the Project beneficiary. The Project Management Unit (PMU), a subsidiary of the MWI, is the implementing agency responsible for coordination and facilitation. Generally, the MWI has an overall responsibility for policies and strategies within the water sector, including planning and management. Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ) WAJ-Balqa WAJ is responsible for the protection, conservation, development and management of all projects regarding water resources and sewerage. WAJ is responsible for water supply and WW management in the project area. WAJ is currently part of the Technical Committee, providing inputs on alternatives and the general direction of this FS. WAJ-Dair Alla WAJ-Shoonah Janoobiyah Jordan Valley Authority (JVA) JVA is responsible for activities occurring within the Jordan Valley (JV) regulative boundary, specifically those concerned with water, irrigation, construction work etc. JVA does not have a high level of influence on this Project but has a high level of interest in the Project and should be informed on the action plan and the interface with its main mandate in relation to water availability and quality for irrigation, water reuse, and any interruptions that may occur throughout the implementation of the project.
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