Examples of Component A2 in a sentence
The PD, assisted by the Project Manager (PM), will be responsible for project implementation support (including construction supervision and performance-based maintenance contracts) under Component A2 of the AF.
Within Sub-programme A, support will be given to both Component A1 – local transferences to districts to increase the current budget – and Component A2 – local transferences to the districts to increase budget capital (pilot programme in some selected woredas).
Component A-2: Participation in Water Conservation (US$1 million with grants of US$810,000) The component was to be implemented for a four year period (1999-2002).
The curtailment of Component A-2 after two years because of the lack of an independent consultant to ensure transparency (and Bank concerns about the potential for corruption), might have been avoided if PMCU had a more flexible attitude.
Table 6 of the Project Document (Sustainability and Participation in the Project) is mainly concerned with sustainability, but it seems little attention was paid to participation, except in Component A-2, which made awards for water savings to innovative farmers and farm groups.
The Mmamabula project includes transmission lines to connect with the Eskom system in South Africa, as well as a new substation nearby the Morupule-Isang 400-kV transmission line in Botswana (Component A(2)).
Component A-1 required hydrological experts while Component A-2 required a broader expertise encompassing economic, social, and environmental aspects.
President Pro Tem Mueller declared the motion carried.Item #8 – DISCUSS INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATIONOF LINCOLN-WAY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 210 – The Intergovernmental Agreement with Lincoln-way High School District 210 is for the placement of public safety radio equipment at the former Lincoln-way North High School located at 19900 Harlem Avenue, Frankfort, Illinois.
Component A2 on household silos is modeled after elements of the Agriculture component in the IDA/BCCRF co-funded Emergency Cyclone Recovery project (ECRRP, P111272), which aims at building the resilience of farming households in disaster-prone coastal and flood areas.
The Project produced the expected outputs: (a) a series/suite of trans-boundary hydrological models and supporting knowledge base, collectively called the decision support framework (DSF) developed under Component A-1; (b) strengthened environmental flow analyses and identification of key trans-boundary issues developed under Component A-2; and (c) a set of water utilization rules developed under Component B.