CEDO definition

CEDO means Centre d’Enseignement à Distance de Ouagadougou, the Development Learning Center of Ouagadougou, an educational entity established and operating pursuant to the laws of the Borrower;
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Examples of CEDO in a sentence

  • If the supervisor becomes an exposure device operator or leaves the work location for purposes other than scheduled meal breaks, then one CEDO on each RT crew must be paid at the Level I RT rate for the period of time that the work location is unsupervised.

  • For the purposes of wage classifications CEDO and AECB Operator shall be the same.

  • Such payment shall be used by CEDO to assist businesses in the vicinity of the Project during construction, to support community outreach associated with the Project and to support workforce training efforts associated with the Project.

  • CEDO Application and Examination Fees, CWB Certification Fees and renewal fees.

  • City staff, employed by the executive branch of municipal government including by CEDO and DPW, shall be authorized to review and approve the design plans and specifications, construction plans, bid packages and budget contemplated by this Agreement.

  • Training and upgrading to qualify for the CEDO and CWB examinations.

  • Job openings may be advertised in specific online and physical locations identified by and recommended by CEDO.

  • City staff, employed by the executive branch of municipal government including by CEDO and DPW, shall be authorized to review and approve the Budget as it may be modified and refined upon agreement of the Parties as detailed construction drawings and specifications are prepared.

  • Owner agrees to identify the jobs and skills needed to operate the Project upon completion, and it shall encourage tenants of the Project to participate in jobs fairs to support recruitment of Targeted Job Applicants in permanent jobs and to encourage tenants of the Project to notify and publish job openings in specific online and physical locations identified by CEDO.

  • If the supervisor becomes an exposure device operator or leaves the work location for purposes other than scheduled meal breaks, then one CEDO on each RT crew must be paid at the Level 1 RT rate for the period of time that the work location is unsupervised.