Common use of Monitoring and verification Clause in Contracts

Monitoring and verification. For the purposes of implementing this Agreement, a Monitoring and Verification Mechanism (MVM) responsible for verifying compliance therewith and the administration of various factors that may jeopardise the BDCCH and LA, and in particular verifying compliance with the rules governing the BDCCH and LA will be set up. The functions, procedures and scope thereof are established in the MVM mandate. This is a flexible, efficient and rapid mechanism that will enhance the transparency and credibility of and confidence in the BDCCH implementation process. The international component of the MVM (IC-MVM) will verify the LA under the terms of and with the due guarantees established in the protocols to the Agreement. It has a structure composed of three units, one at national level; eight (08) regional verification structures; and local monitoring structures established in specific areas. The MVM will be a tripartite technical mechanism composed of representatives from the National Government (Colombian State Armed Forces, which include both the Military Forces and the National Police), the FARC-EP, and an international component comprising a political mission with unarmed UN observers made up principally of observers from the member states of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC). In all units, the international component leads the MVM and is responsible for settling disputes, submitting recommendations and generating reports, in accordance with the guidelines given to it in order to guarantee and support the impartiality and transparency of the BDCCH and LA. The number of monitoring teams will depend on the following criteria: areas, number of people and weaponry to be monitored, and topography and risk factors in each zone specified for said purpose. The MVM will establish links with social and political organisations and with communities, and also with state institutions at local, regional and national level and these may contribute to its work by providing information, by assisting in the dissemination of its reports to the public at large and by submitting proposals and suggestions.

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Monitoring and verification. For the purposes of implementing this Agreement, a Monitoring and Verification Mechanism (MVM) responsible for verifying compliance therewith and the administration of various factors that may jeopardise the BDCCH and LA, and in particular verifying compliance with the rules governing the BDCCH and LA will be set up. The functions, procedures and scope thereof are established in the MVM mandate. This is a flexible, efficient and rapid mechanism that will enhance the transparency and credibility of and confidence in the BDCCH implementation process. The international component of the MVM (IC-MVM) will verify the LA under the terms of and with the due guarantees established in the protocols to the Agreement. It has a structure composed of three units, one at national level; eight (08) regional verification structures; and local monitoring structures established in specific areas. The MVM will be a tripartite technical mechanism composed of representatives from the National Government (Colombian State Armed Forces, which include both the Military Forces and the National Police), the FARC-EP, and an international component comprising a political mission with unarmed UN observers made up principally of observers from the member states of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC). In all units, the international component leads the MVM and is responsible for settling disputes, submitting recommendations and generating reports, in accordance with the guidelines given to it in order to guarantee and support the impartiality and transparency of the BDCCH and LA. The number of monitoring teams will depend on the following criteria: areas, number of people and weaponry to be monitored, and topography and risk factors in each zone specified for said purpose. The MVM will establish links with social and political organisations and with communities, and also with state institutions at local, regional and national level and these may contribute to its work by providing information, by assisting in the dissemination of its reports to the public at large and by submitting proposals and suggestions.