DORD definition

DORD means the District Office of Rural Development within the Recipient's MRD and any successors thereto;
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DORD means the Recipient's Department of Resources and Development or any successor thereto acceptable to ADB responsible for the day-to-day implementation of the Project;
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Examples of DORD in a sentence

  • For a period exceeding 5 (five) days, applications should be forwarded by the concerned DPGC/DUGC Convener (for registered students) or DORD office (for residents employed on project).

  • If all or part of the empanelment is terminated in accordance with the provisions contained above, the DORD Office shall pay to company or agency charges up to the effective date of termination.

  • All Identity Cards/ Gate passes issued by the DORD Office shall be surrendered to Security Section immediately after the expiry/ termination of the empanelment.

  • No person will be permitted to stay without specific authority of the DORD.

  • No person will be permitted to stay without specific authority of the DORD Office.

  • If all or part of the empanelment is terminated in accordance with the provisions contained above, the DORD shall pay to company or agency charges up to the effective date of termination.

  • In case any such person if found, it may levied penalty up-to Rs.5000/- per person or as deemed fit by the DORD Office.

  • The company or agency shall furnish the ▇▇▇▇ to DORD, towards the services as set out in Bid, at the end of each calendar month, which shall be paid within 10 working days from the date of receipt of the ▇▇▇▇.

  • The company or agency shall not appoint any sub company or agency for the work assigned to him without the written permission from the DORD office.

  • In case of any loss of any nature on account of company or agency or his employees not following security/ safety regulations/ instructions, the company or agency shall be liable to make the loss good as determined by the DORD Office at its sole discretion and shall have the right to recover such losses etc.