Developing Country Partner definition

Developing Country Partner means a country (i) that receives Trust Fund funds from a Grant Agent through a Grant Agreement, or (ii) on whose behalf a Grant Agent implements an Activity.
Developing Country Partner means a country: (i) that receives Trust Fund funds from a Supervising Entity through a Grant Agreement; or (ii) on whose behalf an Implementer implements an Activity;
Developing Country Partner means, with respect to each individual Allocation, the country government that receives Trust Fund funds from UNICEF in respect of such Allocation for the implementation of the related Activities;

Examples of Developing Country Partner in a sentence

  • Section 5.3. The Trustee shall have no responsibility for collection of funds due to the Grant Agent from the Developing Country Partner or any other entity receiving Trust Fund funds under a Grant Agreement with the Grant Agent, or due to a Grant Agent from any other entity under any Activity for which there is an Allocation.

  • The Grant Agent shall include provisions corresponding to sub-paragraph (a) above in any Grant Agreement that it enters into with a Developing Country Partner or other entity.

  • Developing Country Partner (DCP) governments implementing programs supported by GPE Trust Funds shall have a strong system of internal controls that seek to prevent, mitigate, and respond to SEAH, including procedures to support survivors.

  • Section 5.3. The Trustee shall have no responsibility for collection of funds due to the Supervising Entity from the Developing Country Partner or any other entity receiving Trust Fund funds under a Grant Agreement with the Supervising Entity, or due to a Supervising Entity and/or Managing Entity from any other entity under any Activity for which there is an Allocation.

  • The Supervising Entity shall include provisions corresponding to the above in any Grant Agreement that it enters into with a Developing Country Partner or other entity.

  • Section 5.3. The Trustee shall have no responsibility for collection of funds due to the ADB from the Developing Country Partner or any other entity receiving Trust Fund funds under a Grant Agreement with the ADB from any other entity under any Activity for which there is an Allocation.

  • The referenced Exhibit is Exhibit 10E.3.B. Are appropriate (actual or allowable) emission records used for dollars-per-ton based fees?LDEQ original response: Yes, Fees will not be assessed for emissions of a single criteria pollutant over and above 4,000 tons per year from a facility.

  • With respect to each Allocation, the funds transferred to UNICEF as Supervising Entity pursuant to this Agreement with regards to Allocations (but not with regard to a Supervision Allocation or with regard to the UNICEF Special Account Fee) will be disbursed by UNICEF to the relevant Developing Country Partner exclusively in accordance with this Agreement, the related Proposal and the relevant disbursement agreement.

  • Section 2.1. Upon receipt of a Letter of Commitment, UNICEF will establish a special account under its financial regulations and rules on behalf of the relevant Developing Country Partner in respect of each Allocation.

  • In respect of each Allocation, disbursement of funds from UNICEF from the relevant Special Account to the relevant Developing Country Partner shall be made in accordance with the decisions of the Board of Directors, this Agreement, and the agreement between UNICEF as Supervising Entity and such Developing Country Partner.


More Definitions of Developing Country Partner

Developing Country Partner means a country: (i) that receives Trust Fund funds from a Grant Agent through a Grant Agreement,; or (ii) on whose behalf a Grant Agent implements an Activity;.
Developing Country Partner means a country government in partnership with which UNICEF will implement an Activity or Activities for which an Allocation has been made;

Related to Developing Country Partner

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