Project Sustainability. The BWS shall ensure that the source shall be sustainable and one hundred percent (100%) reliable at any time all throughout the duration of the contract. As proof that the water source can sustain the supply of water for this project, the BWS shall submit a feasibility or water resource study before Contract Signing.
Project Sustainability. Criterion 3
Project Sustainability. The extent to which your strategy for disseminating findings and information pertaining to your selected HWRC topic area is reasonable, feasible, and likely to reach multiple types of health workforce stakeholders and audiences.
Project Sustainability. Mozambique shall follow all laws in force in Mozambique and the rules and guidelines adopted by MCC to guarantee the sustainability of the CLCR Project. Specifically, Mozambique commits to:
(a) Follow and comply with the Mozambican laws noted above in Section 8.1, and envisaged for the protection of sensitive ecosystems, such as the mangrove ecosystem, in general, and particularly for those sensitive ecosystems that are the target of an investment under the CLCR Project;
(b) Cooperate, as appropriate, on ongoing social and environmental impact assessments, and, if necessary, undertake and complete additional environmental and social analysis, such as environmental and social management plans, environmental and social audits, resettlement policies required under the terms of Mozambican laws, the Environmental Guidelines, including the IFC Performance Standards, or the World Bank Environmental and Social Guidelines. The Program shall follow the stricter standard provided it remains in compliance with the Compact;
(c) Fulfill the environmental and social mitigation measures identified in Section 8.2(b). In cases where Mozambican laws do not meet the requirements of the Environmental Guidelines, Mozambique will comply with the Environmental Guidelines and the World Bank Environmental and Social Guidelines. The Program shall follow the stricter standard provided it remains in compliance with the Compact;
(d) Intensify the inspection and monitoring of mining activities in progress in areas close to the mangroves in such a way as to limit the negative interference of such activities in light of the provisions of Mozambican environmental laws. In addition, Mozambique commits to not authorize mineral titles and mining operations in the CLCR Project Zones; and
(e) Apply good practices and international standards embodied in environmental treaties and conventions ratified by Mozambique.
Project Sustainability. The section is satisfactory although short. The issue of community involvement in the maintenance of school facilities in rural areas could have been better discussed fully in the body of the report instead of presenting it under lessons learned.
Project Sustainability. 6.1 If the project is to continue, indicate what sources of revenue and support, if any, you intend to secure, or have secured to ensure continuation? How will you ensure the sustainability of the project in the future?
Project Sustainability. As stated above all partners in SMART CAMPUS intend to pursue the implementation of results after the project ends. The following Table identifies how the project sustainability will be achieved by each one of the partners. Partner profile Partner Name Sustainability The pilots intend to extend the Project results to full completion of the pilot building and then extend them to other buildings under their responsibility. The political support for those actions will be addressed during the project. They will also pro-actively disseminate the results and will create a case which will be strongly disseminated at local, regional and national levels. This case will be linked to the technical solutions implemented during the project and also the methodologies and tools as well as the results achieved. Pilots METROPOLIA The integration case will be also available at their own sites which will provide the relevant links to the SMART CAMPUS portal and to the Web 2.0 services implemented during the project. Technology suppliers and integration (Technological Institutes and Universities) IST LTU-CDT POLIMI AALTO-CKIR The national Energy Efficiency Community will be stimulated to grow and to share experiences with other members. The SMART CAMPUS communication will be stimulated to interact in particular on topics related to the Energy Efficiency Policies, Strategies and technological solutions. During the project each Pilot will be encouraged and helped to implement their SMART CAMPUS strategy communication plan, thus involving their network of media such as: newspapers, magazines, radio and TV. These partners are also at the top of the areas of activity. These are Institutes that not only advance new technologies trough scientific research but there are also at the forefront applications emerging in the market place due to their ability to closely being connected to the users and citizens through the Living Lab methodology. All these partners are pioneers in the application and advancement of the Living Labs and are connected or even part of the Living Lab Partner profile Partner Name Sustainability members of the European Network of Living Labs. They look at SMART CAMPUS implementation as an excellent opportunity to extract models, methodologies and tools that they will be able to integrate in their own future research, teaching and engineering activities. Technology suppliers and integration (companies) ALFAMICRO PVI ARCHEOMETRA (ISA) (ARQUILED) (KYAB) ( isGREEN) (...
Project Sustainability. The Borrower shall ensure that MARD and the PPCs (a) set water tariffs that will cover the cost of O&M and depreciation of the water supply facilities; (b) operate the systems efficiently; and (c) provide management and technical support to the operational staff of the water supply facilities to ensure continued O&M of the water facilities beyond the Project period.
Project Sustainability. The Parties share a common commitment to sustainable development. The project shall not generate dependence from financial or material aid. Instead, the project shall progressively call upon national resources to xxxxxx skills and technologies to meet prosthetic and orthotic demands. Specifically, the capacity building component in the project, independent initiatives by the Parties and the involvement of the Ministry of Health are meant to develop local and national resources to address a potentially growing prosthetic and orthotic demand. The project shall provide prosthetic and orthotic equipment that:
1) Is relevant to the Parties
2) Directly relates to hands-on prosthetic and orthotic internship by HPPOS students 3) Directly relates to new technologies introduced through the project
Project Sustainability. Criterion 3(a): EVALUATION AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT CAPACITY (10 points) –
