DSWO definition

DSWO means the District Social Welfare Officer of the concerned Revenue District.
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DSWO means the District Social Welfare Office, Jharsuguda
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Examples of DSWO in a sentence

  • The DSWO shall act as Nodal Officer for procurement of FAQ / URS paddy through WSHGs in the concerned districts.

  • DSWO shall be held responsible for delivery of paddy in variance to the authorization letter and the quantity of paddy as prescribed in MAS.

  • DSWO shall ensure online monitoring of delivery of paddy to custom millers as per SAS module.

  • The DSWO shall ensure that ▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ data relating to paddy procurement has been maintained at all WSHGs.

  • The DSWO shall ensure that adequate publicity through the field functionaries about purchase of paddy by WSHG and the day & timing of procurement operation & area tagged to each selected WSHGs has been made properly.

  • The DSWO shall ensure that the following equipment and materials are available at paddy purchase centres operated by WSHG.

  • The Corporation shall pay the Commission to the WSHG through the DSWO on the actual quantity of paddy delivered by the WSHG to the custom millers as per the economic costing of Government of India under the head “Commission to Society” for the KMS 2019-20 under decentralized paddy procurement scheme.

  • The Corporation shall pay the Commission to the WSHG through the DSWO on the actual quantity of paddy delivered by the WSHG to the custom millers as per the economic costing of Government of India under the head “Commission to Society” for the KMS 2023-24 under decentralized paddy procurement scheme.

  • In case of delay in payment of MSP to farmers due to unavoidable circumstances the same shall be recorded by the Authorised Person of the WSHG in the purchase register and shall inform the matter to the DSWO/ District Manager.

  • This JV Agreement and the obligations and liabilities of the Parties there under shall not be assigned to any third party without the prior written consent of other Party, which shall not be unreasonably withheld.