SCOPE OF WORK, RESPONSIBILITIES AND DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED Sample Clauses

SCOPE OF WORK, RESPONSIBILITIES AND DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED. ANALYTICAL WORK The selected consultants shall be responsible – for each project – of the following tasks: - For each project given to the consultant, the latter shall prepare the check list of the legal papers, needed permits, which governmental institution approval is needed to start the project. The consultant should specify the estimated time frame for the beneficiary to provide those papers. - The consultant should follow up with the concerned entities (beneficiary at the field level, governmental institution etc.) to make sure that the papers are delivered on time and the procedures of this issue is being applied by the concerned parties. - For each project, the consultant will review, study the specified papers provided as per deliverable one and give UNDP the recommendations if the project if feasible and to proceed with the implementation. If yes, what are the conditions to be imposed on the beneficiary to proceed with this project - Prepare reports by activity (infrastructure projects, constructions projects ect.) about the implementation of the legal procedures. - To update periodically if needed the Established legal and construction permit Standard Operation Procedures for the different type of projects. - For new projects identified by UNDP which is not part of the attached project list, the consultant should prepare the legal and construction permit Standard Operation Procedures for each project. - When needed for any project, the consultant might be asked to do visit to the site, beneficiary, governmental institute, UNDP regional offices (Tripoli, Tyre, Chtoura and Hazmieh) - When requested, the consultant might need to bring in person the legal papers of the projects from the governmental institute. The permits is not included in the legal papers. - In coordination with UNDP, the consultant will be requested to review the agreement letter between UNDP and the beneficiary (municipality, government institute, NGOs, etc…). this letter should include but not limited to time frame to provide the needed permits and approval from the governmental institutes, the requested scope of work from the municipality etc… - Assist LHSP concerned staff if needed in case on contractual disputes with contractors/suppliers/NGO.. For additional information, please refer to ANNEX I – Terms of Reference
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SCOPE OF WORK, RESPONSIBILITIES AND DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED. ANALYTICAL WORK
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SCOPE OF WORK, RESPONSIBILITIES AND DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED. ANALYTICAL WORK The associate expert will be supervised by the Regional UNDAF Specialist, and work closely with the UNDG LAC Secretariat staff, and the Peer Support Group (PSG). The associate experts will contribute to the strengthening of UNDAF support in the region, and will have expertise and/or specialized training on areas such as UNDAF cycle, UNDAF roadmap preparation, Results Based Management and incorporation of cross cutting programming principles in the UNDAF.
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  • Customer Responsibilities Customer shall:

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  • Owner Responsibilities Owner shall:

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