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PMO. 2. SPG shall ensure that the PMO is equipped with professionally skilled staff, reasonable office space, equipment, and adequate financial resources, required for implementation of the Project, throughout the implementation period of 15 years. Selection of Subprojects
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PMO. PMO is executing this Agreement solely for the purpose of evidencing its agreement to convey to Buyer PMO’s interest in any of the Properties and to perform the covenants of PMO as set forth in (i) Section 4.01(a), to provide access to the Properties and to its books, records, files and information relating to the Properties, (ii) Section 4.01(b), (iii) Section 4.01(c), (iv) Section 4.01(d), (v) Section 4.01(f), (vi) Section 4.01(g), (vii) Section 4.01(i), (viii) Sections 4.03(a) and (c),(ix) Section 7.02(a), to assign to Buyer Properties owned by PMO, (x) Section 7.02(e), (xi) Section 7.02(g) (xii) Section 8.03, (xiii) Section 8.05(a), (xiv) Section 8.06, (xv) Section 8.09, and (xvi) Article XII. For purposes of this Agreement (and for purposes of Section 8.05(d)), any breach by PMO of any of the covenants of PMO as set forth in this Section 12.17 shall be deemed to be a breach by Seller of such covenants, as if such covenants were the covenants of Seller (and they shall be deemed to be for purposes hereof), and any liability relating to such breach by PMO shall be borne by Seller under Section 8.05(d), according to the proportions set forth in Section 12.16. It is acknowledged that PMO shall have no personal liability for monetary damages associated with a breach of such covenants by PMO (and it is further acknowledged and agreed that (i) Seller shall be solely liable with regard thereto, as described in the immediately preceding sentence, and (ii) to the extent that Buyer does elect to pursue claims for monetary damages based on, or relating, to a breach of covenants by PMO under this Agreement, Buyer agrees that it shall pursue indemnification from Seller with regard thereto under Section 8.05, as described above); provided, however, that notwithstanding the above, in lieu of pursuing indemnification for monetary damages in connection with a breach of covenants by PMO (as described above), Buyer shall be entitled to obtain injunctive or other equitable relief against PMO without the necessity of posting a bond, as Buyer’s sole and exclusive remedy against PMO, to restrain any breach or threatened breach or to otherwise to specifically enforce the covenants of PMO under this Agreement, it being agreed that monetary damages alone would be inadequate to compensate Buyer and would be an inadequate remedy for such breach.
PMO. A project management Office (PMO) managed the project team from Kanju Township, and was responsible for the management of overall activities of the project i.e. coordination, mobilization, supervision and reporting welfare activities. The SOS call center was also established in PMO which was one of the main sources of providing help to the target population who could call in and inform the project of their needs. The availability of SOS center was advertised to communities and individuals through brochures and over the radio. The project also undertook mapping of existing services in the catchments area and established link to PDMA/PaRSSA and other organizations to gather accurate information on government programs. MK also provided advice on how to access assistance programs and facilitating EVIs to obtain services, including registration, CNICs, and humanitarian assistance programs. The field staff implementing the project activities of MK were based in the centers and had been working in the surrounding UCs also. The activities that were undertaken under the project are included in the following project components:
PMO. A PMO shall be in place for the day-to-day Project implementation and coordination, including, inter alia, (i) Project planning; (ii) financial administration, including budgeting, procurement, accounting, disbursement and internal audit; (iii) monitoring and evaluation; and (iv) providing, as appropriate, implementation support to the Project’s implementing partners and PFIs, Project-supported LEs and other entities active in the dairy value chain and, ultimately, to the Project’s primary target groups of dehkan and private dairy farmers. The PMO shall be headed by a Project Director and comprise in addition a Chief Accountant, a Procurement Officer, a Dairy Value Chain Coordinator, a Rural Finance Project Coordinator, a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, a Gender Specialist, an Administrative Assistant/Translator and a Driver. The Project Director and other professional staff of the PMO shall be contracted, through procedures acceptable to the Fund, on an open, transparent and competitive basis and have qualifications and experience commensurate with their duties. The recruitment and removal of the Project Director or the chief accountant shall be subject to the concurrence between the Fund and the Borrower/Recipient.
PMO. 2. The Borrower shall, and shall cause SPG to, ensure that the PMO is equipped with professionally skilled staff, reasonable office space, equipment, and adequate financial resources required for implementation of the Project throughout the implementation period of 15 years. Counterpart Financing
PMO. Company is engaging Contractor to establish and execute a PMO to oversee and manage Program implementation. PMO’s primary responsibilities will be in the areas of Program management and reporting, corporate support, point of escalation, performance measurement and tracking, and quality assurance. In its performance of these responsibilities, PMO will be responsible for overseeing Site Development Contractor’s performance of tasks outlined in Exhibit C and thereby ensuring that Site Development Contractor’s Market Deployment Team completes all Milestones, as set forth in Exhibit C to the Agreement. PMO also will be responsible for managing the Proprietary & Confidential 3 (10) Xxxxxxx Communications & TerreStar Networks Exhibit B National Program Management Office Scope of Work overall Deployment schedule, which will include services that relate to network design and implementation as provided by Network Vendors. PMO will be responsible for the overall co-ordination of the Program implementation, including interfaces with vendors/contractors and Company as outlined in this Agreement.

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