NRAP definition

NRAP or the “Program” means the National Rural Access Program of the Recipient adopted through Budget Decree 1385 dated May 3, 2006, which has as its aim the creation of infrastructure for the improvement of access of rural people to economic and social opportunities, healthcare services and education facilities, which program is financed in part by the Grant and the ▇▇▇-financed National Emergency Rural Access Project (Grant No. H344-AF).
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Examples of NRAP in a sentence

  • The training course will be developed, within three (3) months of the implementation of the NRAP, in consultation with AFGE Council 238's Reasonable Accommodation Representative, before it is administered to the AFGE workforce.

  • The team will identify other available software packages that could serve as inputs to one or more NRAP tools.

  • PURSUANT TO NRAP 42(b), IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED AND AGREED by and between the parties hereto, through their respective undersigned counsel, that the above-captioned appeal shall be dismissed with prejudice with all parties to bear their own fees and costs.

  • Existing NRAP tools will be used to support these activities, supplemented by the Analytical Solution for Leakage in Multilayered Aquifers (ASLMA).

  • Copies of the NRAP and materials for the training program will be made available via the Intranet ("EPA @ Work") before the training program begins as reference materials for employees and management.

  • In addition to the set of existing NRAP tools (Phase I and II tools), the EERC will continue to build upon existing work from other storage projects to outline a process and set of computational tools for supporting a risk-based area of review (hereafter “AoR workflow”).

  • The National Rail Action Plan (NRAP) aims to implement reforms to improve delivery of rail infrastructure and improve the safety and productivity of rail operations.

  • Network Rail would also need to satisfy itself that this Specified Equipment is fully route and gauge cleared, and that and relevant NRAP and Vehicle Change processes are followed as well as stepping distances and platform lengths being compliant.

  • The current four-year NRAP interoperability program was approved by ITMM in June 2023 and builds on the initial foundational work that brought governments, rail and education together to improve skills, standards harmonisation and interoperability of train communication and control systems.

  • The Agency will be responsible for providing reasonable accommodation(s) compliant with §508 of the Rehabilitation Act (29 U.S.C. 794d), as amended by the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (P.L. 105-220), August 7, 1998, and the November 24, 2003, National Reasonable Accommodations Procedures (NRAP), revised January 2009, for AFGE bargaining unit employees, for any member of the Union negotiating team.