Implementing Partners definition

Implementing Partners means World Bank, WMO, UNISDR or any other agencies approved by the Steering Committee pursuant to the accreditation scheme established by the Steering Committee in consultation with the Trustee;

Implementing Partners means entities implementing part of the Project, such as governmental or non-governmental organizations.

Implementing Partners means third parties receiving financial support from the beneficiary and implementing the MSCA COFUND Doctoral or Postdoctoral programmes. Implementing partners can employ the researchers.

Examples of Implementing Partners in a sentence

• The Administrative Assistant is the primary contact person responsible for Office customer service to internal and external partners and other stakeholders, including Mission staff, contractors and grantees and potential contractors and grantees, Implementing Partners (IPs), host-government officials, the Embassy, USAID/Washington, and other customers.

• The TE team is expected to follow a participatory and consultative approach ensuring close engagement with the Project Team, government counterparts (the GEF Operational Focal Point), Implementing Partners, the UNDP Country Office(s), the Regional Technical Advisor, direct beneficiaries and other stakeholders.

• All non-UN Implementing Partners are audited annually by an independent audit firm.

• The main objective of these groups is to maintain regular chicken vaccination, assist with supply of feed and other poultry services, simple disease treatments and marketing of meat/birds.The NHLP poultry sub project will be implemented through Implementing Partners.

• Local Implementing Partners (IPs) play an essential role in developing the CSO SI and need a combination of research, convening, and advocacy skills for carrying out a high quality CSOSI.

More Definitions of Implementing Partners

Implementing Partners means Association for the Rural Cooperation in Africa and Latin America (ACRA), Cooperazione per il Mondo In via di sviluppo (COMI) and Comunita, Promozione e Sviluppo (CPS), all international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) operating pursuant to the laws of the Republic of Senegal and selected to implement Activities under the Project based on their strong field presence in the respective departments and solid track record in youth related programs.

Implementing Partners means all the partners of one single project proposal. Each selected implementing partner will sign a grant agreement with the Council of Europe, covering its part of the Project proposal.

Implementing Partners means and include Land Records Management Information System (LRMIS), Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB), State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and other government departments involved in or connected with the Scheme.

Implementing Partners means non-governmental agencies, non-profit organizations, professional associations, or other public or private entities operating pursuant to the laws of the Recipient selected to implement an IP Work Plan (as hereinafter defined) pursuant to a PPC (as hereinafter defined).

Implementing Partners means non-governmental organizations contracted by Recipients to provide technical assistance, supplies and financial support as part of overall capacity development to strengthen the delivery of basic health services.

Implementing Partners means the Recipient in India, Fundacion Guatemala in Guatemala and Comite de Emergencia Garifuna in Honduras.

Implementing Partners means and include PSIC, SPO and other government departments involved in or connected with the Scheme.