BEST Implementing Agencies Sample Clauses

BEST Implementing Agencies. Without limitation upon the provisions of paragraph 2 of this Section, the Borrower shall: (a) cause the day-to-day implementation, procurement and monitoring and evaluation of: (i) BEST Subprograms under Parts A.1 and A.8 of the Project to be carried out by the Ministry of Industry and Trade; (ii) BEST Subprograms under Part A.2 of the Project to be carried out by the Ministry of Lands and Human Settlements Development; (iii) BEST Subprograms under Part A.3 of the Project to be carried out by the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs and the judiciary; (iv) BEST Subprograms under Part A.4 of the Project to be carried out by the Ministry of Labour, Youth Development and Ssports; (v) BEST Subprograms under Part A.5 of the Project to be carried out by the Tanzania Investment Center; and (vi) BEST Subprograms under Part A.7 of the Project to be carried out by the Ministry of Home Affairs; and (b) cause the BEST Implementing Agencies to coordinate closely with the other MDAs involved in the implementation of activities under Part A of the Project.
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