TEXTILE Sample Clauses

TEXTILE. (a) The Parties, appreciating the importance of the textile industry to both countries, undertake to collaborate:
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TEXTILE. The scope and forms of cooperation in the field of textiles may, inter alia, include:
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TEXTILE. Definition of economic framework for a significant development of local textile industry and the integration of its ‘artisan’ branch 3) Clothing: Development of clothing clusters in Madagascar and UEMOA countries, export promotion and regionally linked/integrated textile chains in Eastern & Southern Africa Principal activities in 2004/5 1) a) Launch of ‘Fair Trade’ Cotton Project in UEMOA b) Feasibility study for cotton based packaging unit in Mali 2) a) Round table in Bamako on local cotton transformation in UEMOA b) Study for implementing a regional strategy on training & services in UEMOA 3) a) Launch of clothing cluster project in Madagascar b) Export Promotion for core group of Kenyan & Ethiopian companies and development of regional company linkages in Southern Africa c) Launch of 3 national cluster workshops in Mali, Senegal and Burkina Faso Activities planned for 2006 1) Finalisation of ‘fair trade’ cotton project and realisation/implementation of regional cotton packaging unit 2) Development of UEMOA Policy Action Plan for textile sector creation/support 3) Further development of clothing clusters in Madagascar and UEMOA and export development/regional company linkages in Eastern & Southern Africa Expected results 1) Development of sustainable fair trade cotton product lines and creation of cotton packaging unit 2) Approval of UEMOA Textile Action Plan by Heads of states and its implementation 3) Creation of sustainable clothing clusters in selected countries as well as export and regional linkages for a core group of companies in East & Southern Africa 4) Assistance to 50 enterprises Results achieved by 31/05/2005 1) 800t of fair trade cotton produced and sold to France and feasibility of cotton packaging unit proven 2) Preparation of textile policy study and business mission to EU plus one spinning mill created in Mali 3) Clothing cluster created in Madagascar with secured financial support by other organisations (AFD, IFC), company linkages created in Southern Africa CDE budget 2006 Envisaged co-financing for 2006 Global budget 2006 € 700 000 Pro€Invest : € 200 000 France (MAE/AFD):€ 500 000 Other (IFC, etc,): € 200 000 € 1 600 000 Programme leader Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx: e-mail: xxx@xxx.xxx, Tel. +00 0 0000000, Fax : +00 0 0000000 Local coordination CDE Regional Field Offices A. Abdoullahi - Senegal, X. Xxxxxxxx - Kenya, X. Xxxxxx - Botswana
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TEXTILE. Any textile (excluding NON-WOVEN TEXTILES) produced directly, in whole or in part, from SEAQUAL® YARN, including fabrics, seamless garments, cords and straps. It does not include textile goods made from fabrics, such as clothing.
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