Beneficiary Countries definition

Beneficiary Countries means collectively Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, and any other countries that may participate in SEADRIF and become beneficiaries in accordance with the relevant provisions of the SEADRIF Trust Deed and as agreed in writing with the Bank, and “Beneficiary Country” refers to any of the aforementioned countries.

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Beneficiary Countries means, collectively, all such Beneficiary Countries.

Beneficiary Countries means countries that meet the eligibility requirements for participating in the Project, as prepared by the Recipient and approved by the Bank.

Examples of Beneficiary Countries in a sentence

Beneficiary Countries shall, in the first instance, bear the responsibility to ensure investigation and satisfactory treatment of suspected or actual cases of fraud and irregularities following national or Community controls.
Steps Deliverables/ Products Beneficiary Countries Partner Institutions Major Accomplishments Problems and Solutions In Paraguay, where the Framework was initially introduced in 2014, the Subregional TB Advisor made a follow up visit in August 2015 to advocate for the initiative of TB in large cities in the country (including an Official visit to the Vice Minister of Health) and to agree on principal strategies and propose next steps.
The epidemiologist of San Salvador and cartographer of the MOH were trained in the methodology of the mapping, in order to finalize with the complete information Steps Deliverables/ Products Beneficiary Countries Partner Institutions Major Accomplishments Problems and Solutions Both countries have already included the initiative for TB in large cities in their Concept Notes recently presented to the Global Fund, further ensuring its sustainability and political commitment.
The Recipient shall make Sub-Grants to Beneficiary Countries in accordance with the eligibility criteria and procedures acceptable to the Association and set forth in the Project Operations Manual.
The Agreement established the Slovak Republic – European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Technical Cooperation Fund (the “Fund”), and provided for an initial contribution by the Ministry to the Fund of Euro 1,000,000 (one million) for the provision of advisory services and technical assistance in respect of projects financed, or to be financed, by the Bank within the framework of the Bank’s mandate in the Beneficiary Countries.
The Recipient shall make Sub-Grants to Beneficiary Countries in accordance with eligibility criteria and procedures detailed in the Sub-Grants Manual and acceptable to the Association.
Consequently, Beneficiary Countries are equally required to report quarterly to the Commi- ssion the irregularities detected in IPA funded projects.
The procedures for financial management and control are defined in the Framework Agreements between the Beneficiary Countries and the European Commission.
This Agreement is consistent with the standards for an exchange of information agreement described in section 274(h)(6) of the United States Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (the “Code”) (relating to deductions for attendance at foreign conventions), and referred to by cross-reference in sections 927(e)(3)(A) (relating to foreign sales corporations) and 936(d)(4)(B) of the Code (relating to the investment of section 936 funds in Caribbean Basin Beneficiary Countries).

More Definitions of Beneficiary Countries

Beneficiary Countries in this evaluation means the countries that benefit from dispatching participants for Third Country training programs and/or receiving the Third Country Experts.

Beneficiary Countries means more than one Beneficiary Country.