CFAF definition

CFAF means the currency of the Borrower;

CFAF means Franc de la Coopération Financière en Afrique Centrale, the currency of the Recipient.

Examples of CFAF in a sentence

The government’s claims include CFAF cash balances, postal checking accounts, secured liabilities, and all deposits by government agencies with the BCEAO and the commercial banks, with the exception of government industrial and commercial agencies (EPIC) and state-owned corporations, which are excluded from the calculation.
Women’s average credit has been declining, from CFAF 377,690 in 2011 to CFAF 283,700 as at 30 June 2012.
Employment surveys such as 1-2-3 provide estimates for all monetary and non-monetary benefits related to employment (various bonuses, paid leave, housing, in-kind services, etc.) which supplement basic income.Table 1 Average Income from Main Activity(Age 15 years and above, in thousands of monthly CFAF) Public SectorFormal PrivateSectorInformal Sector Source : Enquête sur l’Emploi et le Secteur Informel au Congo (EESIC) 2009, Republic of Congo; authors’ calculations.
The equivalent amount in CFAF reported in the budget system will be based on the market rate at the date of the transfer.
In article 11, this law lays down a sentence of from 5 to 10 years in prison for traffickers and their accomplices and a fine of CFAF 5-10 million.

CFAF or "CFA Franc" means the currency of the Borrower;

CFAF means the lawful currency of the Recipient, which is the Central African CFA (Financial Cooperation in Central Africa (Coopération financière en Afrique centrale") franc, issued by the Bank of Central African States (Banque des États de l'Afrique Centrale).

CFAF means the currency of the Borrower and other members of the West African Monetary Union;

CFAF means the lawful currency of the African Financial Community.

CFAF means Central African Franc, the Recipient’s lawful currency.

CFAF and "CFA Franc" means the currency of the Borrower;