CADEC definition

CADEC means a Conseil d’Appui au Développement Communautaire, a community development council established with membership drawn up primarily from CBO representatives and including, inter alia, representatives of the civil society, NGOs and local government, which has succeeded COPRODEP in its responsibility of pre-approving Community Subprojects under the Project.
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Examples of CADEC in a sentence

  • In the cases of CADEC violations, operators must make the request for the Speedometer/ECM check on the day they are informed of the violation.

  • The Recipient shall cause to be maintained in BMPAD, MDODs, CADEC and Beneficiary Communities, a financial management system in accordance with the provisions of Section 4.09 of the General Conditions.

  • In the cases of CADEC violations, operators must make the request for the Speedometer/ECM check on the day they are informed of the ▇▇▇▇▇- tion.

  • New trip mileage will be calculated on total miles driven by use of CADEC onboard computer system.

  • Upon the Dependent Contractor leaving the Company, the CADEC unit must be returned in good working condition to the Branch Manager.

  • Contractors will be required to have installed by the Company CADEC onboard computers.

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