Services, Roles and responsibilities of parties Sample Clauses

Services, Roles and responsibilities of parties. The role of the FIRST AND SECOND Parties for various activities under the partnership shall be as follows. Responsibilities of FIRST PARTY: ➢ Project Initiation and preparatory activities, organize training and meet the cost of venue, foods, accommodation, training material and such other expenditure required to conduct the workshops or training. ➢ Establishment of a Block Resource Centre (BRC) including provisioning of necessary infrastructure. Such infrastructure provided to the BRC shall be the property of the FIRST PARTY. ➢ The physical office and infrastructure of the FIRST PARTY shall be provided to the SECOND PARTY for their use in delivering enterprise development services to the FIRST PARTY as per the norms approved by Name of SRLM. ➢ The FIRST PARTY shall note down in the minutes register about the details of office items provided to the SECOND PARTY to efficiently provide required services. The details shall be communicated to the SECOND PARTY. Also an acknowledgement receipt shall be sought from the SECOND PARTY. ➢ Support SECOND PARTY in their work to identify and start potential enterprises, correlating the service of CBO leaders and also the likely number of existing enterprises to be supported. Arranging orientation for the CBOs by utilising the services of the SECOND PARTY. ➢ Supervision of training programmes and logistics support. ➢ Regular review support of SVEP Implementation through BPM SVEP, and Mentors engaged by NRO. ➢ Ensure Monthly joint review with SECOND PARTY. ➢ Policy & Support initiatives. Take up necessary policy initiatives. ➢ Ensure that SECOND PARTY is implementing the programme as per the guidelines and policy, the ownership and responsibility of the implementation vests with the FIRST PARTY. ➢ The FIRST PARTY shall have separate account for handling funds under SVEP’s and should maintain separate ledger accounts to incur its expenses - pay its service providers including SECOND PARTY. Responsibilities of SECOND PARTY ➢ Conduct Baseline and market potential study and submit report and facilitate the necessary field work for BRC. ➢ Prepare 6 months’ work plan in advance with the help of FIRST PARTY and get it approved by FIRST PARTY before commencing the field work. ➢ Use the office space and other physical infrastructure provided by the FIRST PARTY to provide various services under BRC as approved in BRC and CRP-EP payment guidelines. ➢ The SECOND PARTY shall give in writing the acknowledgement of the receipt of office ...
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