District Coordination Committees definition

District Coordination Committees means committees set up at the district level to be responsible for the implementation of Part Z of the Project within their respective districts, and referred to in paragraph 2 of Schedule 2 to the Project Agreement for Part Z of the Project;
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Examples of District Coordination Committees in a sentence

  • NWFP shall, throughout implementation of Part Z of the Project, maintain the Provincial Steering Committee, the Project Coordination and Monitoring Unit and District Coordination Committees in each Affected Area, with functions, staffing and resources satisfactory to the Association.

  • TA activities under the grant financing shall include inter alia (i) the implementation of business development services offered by the Programme; (ii) the capacitation of the District Coordination Committees in convening the MSPs; (iii) the implementation of household methodologies towards the empowerment of women; and (iv) linking in with on-going nutritional interventions and building the Behavioural Change Communication.

  • To further ensure effective communication, District Coordination Committees will be established and meet on a quarterly basis.

  • To best ensure a coordinated project approach, monitoring of project implementation, and operational planning, District Coordination Committees will be established.

  • For example, the District Coordination Committees of Adivasi, Janajati, Dalits and Backward Communities formed by the Ministry of Federal and Local Development have initiated the practice of development planning and disaggregated reporting in terms of beneficiaries reached.