National Management Unit Sample Clauses

National Management Unit. (a) In order to facilitate the implementation of the Project, Mauritius shall establish and maintain within its Ministry of Fisheries a National Management Unit (NMU) throughout the period of implementation of the Project, for the purpose of: (i) the day-to-day administration of Part E of the Project in accordance with the annual work plan, including procurement, financial management, monitoring and reporting on activities; (ii) preparing regular assessment of data and samples derived from the activities undertaken under the Project and annual progress reports for review by the Regional Management Unit (RMU); and (iii) ensuring effective coordination with the other entities involved in the implementation of the Project.
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National Management Unit. (a) In order to facilitate the implementation of the Project, Tanzania shall establish and maintain within TAFIRI a National Management Unit (NMU) throughout the period of implementation of the Project, for the purpose of: (i) the day-to-day administration of Part C of the Project in accordance with the annual work plan, including procurement, financial management, monitoring and reporting on activities;
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National Management Unit. (a) In order to facilitate the implementation of the Project, Seychelles shall establish and maintain within SFA a National Management Unit (NMU) throughout the period of implementation of the Project, for the purpose of: (i) the day-to-day administration of Part D of the Project in accordance with the annual work plan, including procurement, financial management, monitoring and reporting on activities;
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National Management Unit. (a) In order to facilitate the implementation of the Project, Madagascar shall establish and maintain within DPRH a National Management Unit (NMU) throughout the period of implementation of the Project, for the purpose of: (i) the day-to-day administration of the Project in accordance with the annual work plan, including procurement, financial management, monitoring and reporting on activities; (ii) preparing regular assessment of data and samples derived from the activities undertaken under the Project and annual progress reports for review by the Regional Management Unit (RMU); and (iii) ensuring effective coordination with the other entities involved in the implementation of the Project.
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National Management Unit. (a) In order to facilitate the implementation of the Project, Mozambique shall establish and maintain within IIP a National Management Unit (NMU) throughout the period of implementation of the Project, for the purpose of: (i) the day-to-day administration in accordance with the annual work plan, including procurement, financial management, monitoring and reporting on activities; (ii) preparing regular assessment of data and samples derived from the activities undertaken under the Project and annual progress reports for review by the Regional Management Unit (RMU); and (iii) ensuring effective coordination with the other entities involved in the implementation of the Project.
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National Management Unit. (a) In order to facilitate the implementation of the Project, Comoros shall establish and maintain within DNRH a National Management Unit (NMU) throughout the period of implementation of the Project, for the purpose of: (i) the day-to-day administration in accordance with the annual work plan, including procurement, financial management, monitoring and reporting on activities; (ii) preparing regular assessment of data and samples derived from the activities undertaken under the Project and annual progress reports for review by the Regional Management Unit (RMU); and (iii) ensuring effective coordination with the other entities involved in the implementation of the Project.
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