Producer Organization definition

Producer Organization or “PO” means an organization established and operating as a cooperative under the Recipient’s Law No. 1/002 of March 6, 1996, and comprising at least five (5) producers, whether farmers, livestock breeders, or non-farmers / livestock breeders.

Producer Organization means an entity which produces or aggregates milk for sale;

Producer Organization means a group of producer organizations of the Recipient with activities within the Target Area, which are established as legal entities pursuant to the following laws and decrees of the Recipient : (i) Law n° 83-07 of January 28, 1983 and decree n° 83-320 of March 25,1983; and (ii) Law n° 85-40 of July 29,1985 modifying Law n° 84-07 of May 11, 1984 and Decree n° 93-153 of February 24,1993.

Examples of Producer Organization in a sentence

• Assistance will be available to individuals, Group of farmers/growers/consumers, Partnership/ Proprietary firms, Self Help Groups (SHGs), Farmers Producer Organization (FPOs), Companies, Corporations, Cooperatives, Cooperative Marketing Federations, Local bodies, Agricultural Produce Market Committees (APMC) & Marketing Boards and State Governments.

• Assistance will be available to individuals, Group of farmers/ growers/ consumers, Partnership/ Proprietary firms, Self Help Groups (SHGs), Farmers Producer Organization (FPOs), Companies, Corporations, Cooperatives, Cooperative Marketing Federations, Local bodies, Agricultural Produce Market Committees (APMC) & Marketing Boards and State Governments.

• Promoting Farmer Producer Organization (FPOs) / Farmer Producer Companies (FPCs) to mobilize small and marginal farmers to benefit from scales of economy in production and post-production activities.

• This step would involve evaluation of the Bid of the Farmers/Farmer Producer Organization or Bidding Company/ Bidding Consortium as per the provisions specified in Section 2 of this RfS.

• Under Producer Organization Investment support, the Project would provide assistance for i) Establishing and handholding support and ii) Working capital and value chain investment support.

More Definitions of Producer Organization

Producer Organization means any small farmer organization, with legal personality, including, inter alia, traditional community organizations (Comunidades Campesinas, Cooperativas Agrarias, Grupos Campesinos, etc.), irrigation user groups, and cooperatives.

Producer Organization. (Organisation de Producteurs) means an entity established and operating as such under the laws of the Recipient.

Producer Organization means a bona fide organization, designated from time to time by the State Forester, that represents producers of timber or timber products, or organizations representing landowners who meet the requirements of ORS 526.610(4), a majority of whose members reside in Oregon and whose objectives include public policy participation in statewide issues affecting timber and the timber industry in Oregon. A bona fide organization is one which has a charter, by-laws, membership requirements and which conducts meetings on a regular basis. Producer organizations currently meeting this requirement include: American Forest Resources Council, Oregon Forest Industries Council, Oregon Small Woodlands Association, Associated Oregon Loggers, Southern Oregon Timber Industries Association, Douglas Timber Operators, Western Hardwood Association, Oregon Tree Farm System and Oregon Logging Conference.

Producer Organization means a collection of Farmer Organizations registered under the Cooperative Societies Act CAP 112, Laws of Uganda.

Producer Organization means any small farmer organization, with legal personality, including,

Producer Organization or “PO” means a producer organization organized and governed by the Recipient’s Law No. 92/006 of August 14, 1992 and its Decree of application No. 92/455/PM dated November 23, 1992.

Producer Organization or “PO” means an organization established and operating as a cooperative under the Recipient’s Law No. 1/002 of March 6, 1996, and comprising at least five (5) producers, whether farmers, livestock breeders, or non- farmers / livestock breeders;