ARTF definition

ARTF means the Mexican Agencia Reguladora del Transporte Ferroviario (the Regulatory Agency of Rail Transportation of Mexico).

ARTF means the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund consisting of funds contributed by various donors and administered by the Association for the benefit of the Recipient.

ARTF means the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund established in March 2002, to support the Recipient’s recurrent and capital costs and to finance priority reconstruction projects and programs, which is administered by the Association and jointly managed by the Association, the United Nations Development Programme, the Asian Development Bank and the Islamic Development Bank.

Examples of ARTF in a sentence

• The ARTF gives Kabul the maximum discretion in use of the donated funds.

• As an incentive, if Afghanistan meets the benchmarks, the Framework will increase (to 10% by 2014 and to 20% by 2024) the percentage of aid provided through the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF) and other incentive mechanisms.

• Donors have contributed about $6 billion to the ARTF, the funds of which are about equally split between funding Afghan salaries and priority development investments.

• That move restored the flow of some previously blocked donor funds, including U.S. contributions to the World Bank-run Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF).

• National Solidarity ProgramThrough the ARTF, the United States supports an Afghan government program that promotes local decision making on development—the “National Solidarity Program” (NSP).

• Through FY2012, the USAID has provided about $2 billion to the ARTF.

• Consideration of environmental factors including wind direction and velocity.

• That caused the holding up of $70 million World Bank/Afghan Reconstruction Fund (ARTF) in donor funds due to be paid June 11, 2011.

• USAID has approved over a dozen Afghan ministries to receive direct U.S. aid, some of which is channeled through the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF), run by the World Bank.

• Donors have contributed about $6 billion to the ARTF, the funds of which are about equally split between funding Afghan salaries and priority development investments.No “enterprise fund” that was envisioned in the Afghanistan Freedom Support Act was ever established.