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Funding Needs. There is a need for raising funds together as a sub-region for the implementation of various MEAs/MOUs (CMS, AEWA, Raptors) and to prevent poisoning in particular. NB: GEF allocations can be considered within the framework of biodiversity conservation. Therefore, it will be beneficial to link the implementation projects to priority areas of GEF. General discussion Some poisoning hotspots in South Africa were identified: Lowveld, KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Issues/challenges/problems:  Illegal use of pesticides in relation to rhino poaching (to obscure rhino carcasses potentially indicated by scavenging birds) – especially in the transboundary area with Mozambique and Swaziland  There is an opportunity to use the local culture and values (i.e. the specific species affected is a cultural heritage) in crime scene investigation and a legal argument for prosecution of poisoning  The creation of a regional strategy for transboundary management of pesticides in the region (SADC3) could be promoted as a specific initiative within the SRIP. However, the SADC may not have a mandate for the subject matter in order to cover a sub-regional strategy. Apart from that, a sub-regional strategy will duplicate the efforts under the current workshop of creating a sub-regional implementation plan  The legal measures on pesticide and rodenticide issues will require the countries to work together sub-regionally to identify chemicals for proposed legislative control.  Hotspots should be identified for each country as well as guidelines to tackle possible legal issues that arise from the use/abuse of banned/restricted rodenticides/insecticides. Finance related discussions:  Services could be provided by the CMS Secretariat to support countries in order to produce sub-regional funding proposals to submit to GEF and other funding mechanisms  The CMS Family needs to negotiate increased funding with GEF to promote the support for national proposals under migratory species conservation  Recommendations on liaising for joint funding can be taken forward as a sub-regional proposal to the COP NB: Swaziland has approved the adoption of bans and restriction of certain chemicals (under the Rotterdam Convention). Nevertheless, those chemicals, which affect migratory waterbirds, were not specifically considered. There is currently work on persistent organic pollutants (POPs) being done with UNEP for an overarching national act dealing with chemicals. 3 Southern African Development Community Th...
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Funding Needs. The Borrower shall supply to the Lender within ninety (90) days after the end of each calendar year (i) the Available Funding Capacity and any relevant calculation 20 elements (ii) the outstanding amounts of any Utilisations made under the Facility.
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Funding Needs. Parent has a valid, binding and enforceable obligation to obtain up to $10,000,000 of additional equity funding from Austost Anstalt S▇▇▇▇▇ and B▇▇▇▇▇▇ S.A. from the sale of 10,060,251 Parent Shares (the "Austost Shares"). The sale of the Austost Shares to the public by Austost and the payment of the proceeds from such sale to Parent does not violate any Laws, including, without limitation, federal or state securities laws and does not require any further registration, notice or listing with the SEC or NASDAQ. As of June 30, 2000, none of the Austost Shares had been sold.
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Funding Needs. Grants for gas collection and energy generation infrastructure at landfill sites.
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Funding Needs. Additional funding is necessary to take on the actions identified in the Channel Study and WRAPS implementation study. Continued the capital projects cost-share policy. Added a line item in the cost estimate to fund the development of grant applications.
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Funding Needs. The Subsidiary agreed to responsible for the funding needs arising from business development of Guangdong Yingxin during the term of the Management Agreement. During the management period under the Management Agreement, the Company has the first right of refusal at equal terms if Guangdong Zhicheng intends to sell any of its equity interests in Guangdong Yingxin to any third parties.
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