RETF definition

RETF means the Employment and Training Foundation, a legal entity established or to be established under the laws of Republika Srpska and includes any successor thereto acceptable to the Association;
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RETF means a trust fund that is used to finance activities that a Grant Recipient implements and a World Bank Group entity appraises and supervises;
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Examples of RETF in a sentence

  • EU Management modes – Choosing the Management mode Direct Management BETF Indirect Management RETF (as part of a Hybrid TF) Hybrid TF Indirect Management Commission and World Bank Group (WBG) entity staff must agree on the management mode for the entire Action to be financed under the Trust Fund.

  • When the WBG entity receives funds under indirect management it shall supervise and manage the undertaking of the action and enter into contracts and/or Grant Agreements in accordance with its policies and procedures subject to Hybrid Trust Funds are trust funds that include both BETF and RETF components; they are to be managed under Indirect Management.

  • Prior to the Agreement for collaboration on the RETF, a Specific Memorandum of Agreement for the Development of Fuels and Materials, dating from 1985, was signed between Japan and the United States.

  • The U.S.-Japan Agreement is even more specific, Article 2(1)(b) and states, Even under the RETF Agreement itself, it appears that the U.S. has violated its commitments.

  • In January 1987, an agreement was signed between the U.S. and Japan which solidified cooperation on the development of the RETF facility.

  • The Borrower shall cause the Federation and Republika Srpska to make available, on a non-reimbursable grant basis, the proceeds of the Subsidiary Credit to FETF and RETF.

  • In case of a RETF, the World Bank Group entity shall be responsible, as administrator on behalf of the Commission, for making arrangements to ensure that the Contribution is used only for the purposes for which it was granted, with due attention to considerations of economy and efficiency.

  • In developing the conceptual design for the RETF safeguards system, the study will consider the verification points and methods, on-site sensor and video analyses, data reduction methods and on-site data processi , data transfers, authentication methods for an automated sampling system and data of operator measurement systems for the process monitoring.

  • The EGM will be convened by the Company for the Independent Shareholders to consider and, if thought fit, approve the Renewed Sharing of Administrative Services and Management Services Agreement and the relevant annual caps.

  • RETF is Japan's first FBR reprocessing facility and its operation is central to the long-term development of Japan's plutonium breeder programme.

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