Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. In addition to Section 8.1(b), the Parties have identified the following policy, legal, regulatory and institutional reforms and actions that the Government will pursue in support of the Project:
Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. The implementation by the Government of the policy, legal and regulatory reforms described below, satisfactory to MCC, shall be conditions precedent to certain Disbursements.
Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. The Parties have identified the following policy, legal and regulatory reforms and actions that the Government will pursue in support of the Electricity Generation Project:
Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. In addition to Section 8.1 of the Compact, the Parties have identified the following policy, legal, regulatory, and institutional reforms and actions that the Government will pursue in support of the Project. MCC and the Government agree that two key requirements for improvement of the electricity sector are (i) the creation of an independent electricity sector regulator, and (ii) passage of a new law for electricity sector regulation, which will grant the regulator the authority to license sector operators, provide operating certificates, set rates in the public interest, and make rules for transparent sector operations. Technical assistance for the proposed regulator and for the Ministry of Energy will be dependent upon passage of legislation creating the regulator and providing the regulator with the appropriate authorities
Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. The Parties will agree in writing to any applicable policy, legal, and regulatory reforms for each activity of the ACFD Project as activities are identified.
Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. The Parties have identified the following policy actions and legislative and regulatory reforms that the Government will pursue in support of the Transport Infrastructure Project to reach its full benefits. Satisfactory implementation of these reforms may be conditions precedent to certain MCC Disbursements as provided in the Disbursement Agreement:
Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. The Government will continue institutional reforms and initiatives aimed at sustainable water resource management that would support the development of the Integrated Water Resource Management plans prepared and financed pursuant to this Compact. The Government will exercise its best efforts to ensure compliance of all stakeholders with their obligations as set out in the various Cahier de Charges relevant to the Di irrigation perimeter. If such stakeholders fail to fulfill those obligations with respect to operation and maintenance of the irrigation system, the Government shall ensure that such operation and maintenance is performed in any event. The Government will put in place in the Sourou Valley region adequate health infrastructure, and will deploy the necessary staff to ensure proper functioning of this infrastructure, in conformity with the standards of the National Health Service Plan (Plan de Developpement Sanitaire) in use in Burkina Faso. In addition, the implementation by the Government, to the satisfaction of MCC in its discretion, of the policy, legal and regulatory reform described below shall be conditions precedent to specified Disbursements: the Government will ensure the availability of funds and provide a timeline acceptable to MCC for the construction of identified agriculture access roads in the vicinity of the Di perimeter: (a) Xx - Xxxxx - Ourokou - Poro - Dono, and (b) Dono - Niassari - Bouna.
Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. The Government will implement the policy, legal and regulatory reforms described below.
Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. A number of important policy and institutional reforms will be required to modernize the energy sector. The Energy Project aims to build upon a reform agenda already supported by a number of sector stakeholders including the GoN, the WB, the EU, USAID and the African Development Bank (“AfDB”). The Parties have agreed to the following policy, legal, regulatory, and institutional reforms and actions that the Government will pursue in support, and to reach the full benefits of the Energy Project:
Policy, Legal and Regulatory Reforms. The Parties have identified the following policy, legal, regulatory, and institutional reforms and actions that the Government will pursue in support of the Roads Project:
