Project Outcome Indicators Sample Clauses

Project Outcome Indicators. The objective of the Project is to support the stabilization of power supply in the Bicol region by replacing or repairing critical electricity transmission infrastructure damaged by typhoons in 2006. Re-establishment of remaining 50 GWh unsupplied energy in the Bicol region by February 2008. Improved power system reliability in Bicol evidenced by a reduction in the Luzon SISI minutes lost to 10 minutes.* Intermediate Outcomes Intermediate Outcome Indicators Part I - Transmission System Restoration The transmission system with the capability to deliver an additional 50 GWh of electricity. 118 new 230-kV towers in place by March, 2008. Outputs Output Indicators Part I - Transmission System Restoration Procurement of 118 230-kV towers and related materials. . Accelerated contracting for 230 –kV towers with tendering beginning April 2007. . * The SISI (System Interruption Severity Index) is defined by the Energy Regulatory Commission as the total delivery point unserved energy (in MWh/60) divided by System Peak load (see ERC Case 2005-041RC June 2006 Regulatory Reset for TransCo Final Determination Section 8.6 ERC Analysis and Decision). ANNEX 2 TO SCHEDULE 2 Special Procedures for National Competitive Bidding in the Republic of the Philippines
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Project Outcome Indicators. (a) A large proportion of the adult population will have a phone account (>75% of adults will have a phone account by the end of the project period).
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Project Outcome Indicators. The M&E Plan will contain Project Outcome Indicators which will measure the results for the 4 main Projects and are listed below with their definitions, units of observation, baseline and end of Compact Target. Prior to the disbursement of MCC Funding for any Project activity, the Implementing Entity of that Project activity must propose a final set of Activity Indicators that is approved in writing by its Project Manager, MCA-Burkina Faso and MCC. The M&E Plan will be amended to reflect the addition of such indicators. Overall Goal: Reduce Poverty through Economic Growth by Increasing Rural Incomes Unit of Measurement Baseline Value Year 5 Target Increased income resulting from primary roads rehabilitation US$/year 0 US$12,777,574 Increased income resulting from irrigation and agricultural investments US$/year 0 US$2,750,000 Rural Land Governance Project Rural Land Governance Project Indicator Definition Unit of Measurement Baseline Value Year 5 Target Annual rate of increase in Trend in incidence of conflicts over land rights Annual rate of increase of conflicts over land rights1 % TBD∗ land disputes in Project areas falls by 25% (from the baseline rate of increase) Conflicts resolved Proportion of all reported land conflicts resolved by prefectures and Comités Villageois de Developpement (“CVDs”)2 % Prefectures TBD* 50 Project Objective: CVDs TBD* 60 Increase “Chartes Foncières” (Social pacts) completed per the new land law Number of new social pacts (commune-level land use and land management norms and procedures) completed investment in land and rural productivity Number 0 47 through improved land tenure security and land management Communal land use plans completed Number of new communal land use plans (maps) completed Number 0 47 Existing Land planning and registration Total targeted hectares or parcels registered at the “Division Fiscale” (deconcentrated tax office) Hectares agricultural development zones3 10,000 Hectares New zones (targeted under the Agriculture Development Project) 2037 Parcels Ganzourgou 14,500 parcels pilot 1 Targeted Project areas will be compared to non-Project areas. ∗ Baseline data collection will be conducted during the CIF period. 2 This will be disaggregated between conflicts resolved and conflicts reported. 3 Existing Zones : a) irrigated zones : Vallée du Kou, Banzon, Savili, Lac Bam, Sourou, Comoé ; b) pastoral zones : Nouaho and Sondré Est Rural Land Governance Project Outcomes Indicator Definition Unit of Measuremen...
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