Unified Social Registry definition
Unified Social Registry or “USR” means the National Social Registry established and operating pursuant to Decree No.7/2018 of September 20, 2018.
Unified Social Registry means the unified registry for beneficiaries of social programs being developed under Part B.1.(c)(i) of the Project.
Unified Social Registry means the unified registry for beneficiaries of social programs being developed under Parts B.1.(c)(i) and D of the Recipient’s “Shock Responsive Safety Net For Human Capital Project”, financed by the Association pursuant to the ▇▇▇ Grants No. D510-SO (of August 19,2019), D856-SO (of June 27, 2021) and E077-SO (pending signature).
More Definitions of Unified Social Registry
Unified Social Registry means the unified registry being established under the Shock Responsive Safety Net for Human Capital Project/Baxnaano Program, financed by the Association pursuant to IDA Grants D510-SO, D-856-SO and E077-SO. Please confirm your agreement, on behalf of the Recipient, to the amendments and revisions mentioned above by countersigning and dating this letter of amendment.”
Unified Social Registry means the unified registry being established under the Shock Responsive Safety Net for Human Capital Project /Baxnaano Program, financed by the Association pursuant to ▇▇▇ Grants D510-SO, D856-SO and E077-SO.
Unified Social Registry or “USR” means the unit in charge of collecting and managing the vulnerable households’ database, established, and operating under the MoF.