DGAE definition

DGAE means the office of the Director General of Agricultural Extension of the Project Implementing Entity’s Agricultural Department.
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DGAE means the Direction Générale des Affaires Economiques;
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DGAE means Dirección General Adjunta de Epidemiología, the Borrower’s adjunct directorate of epidemiology, a unit within SS.
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Examples of DGAE in a sentence

  • To this end, the Borrower shall carry out the Project through the SS, under the overall coordination and monitoring of DGAE and with the assistance of DO in fiduciary matters and of selected Federal Entities, in accordance with the provisions of Article V of the General Conditions and the Cooperation Agreements.

  • The Borrower, through SS, shall, not later than two months after the Effective Date, create and thereafter maintain a federal advisory committee with the powers and responsibilities described in the Operational Manual to advise and guide DGAE in the carrying out of the Project.


More Definitions of DGAE

DGAE means PAD’s Directorate General of Agricultural Extension;
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