Examples of SNPI in a sentence
Some other projects targeted high-value crops such as vegetables through the promotion of water user associations in almost all the agroecological zones of Senegal (SNPI, 1999).
We will illustrate this by the example of Norwegian participation in a project financed by international financial institutions (IFI) on building a hydropower dam in Laos.26 The first illustrative example is the dam construction by the Asian Development Bank27 in Theun-Hinboun, which started in 1994.28 Theun-Hinboun Power Company (THPC) is a joint venture between Electricité du Lao (Edl) (60%), MDX/GSM Thailand (20%) and Statkraft Norfund Power Invest (SNPI) (20%).
The Act on the transfer of powers to municipal authorities is viewed by PANI and SNPI as an opportunity to engage the municipalities as a strategic ally and enable them to play their proper role in developing and implementing the comprehensive local protection systems.
The PNNA and its plan of action are key elements in the National System of Comprehensive Protection (SNPI) and require the adoption of a management model, i.e. a regulatory framework defining the functions, responsibilities and powers of the institutional and social agents and the mechanisms through which they must operate.
Seal, name & address of the Bank and address of the Branch Bank Details of BMSICL:- Account Holder Name:-Bihar Medical Services & Infrastructure Corporation Limited Account No. - :- 0140104000111072IFS Code of Bank : - IBKL0000140 Bank Name : - IDBI Bank, Main Branch, Patna Branch Name : - Uma Complex, Frazer Road, Patna-1 ANNEXURE VIII Production Capacity Statement (Self Declaration) S.N.PI.
The formal and functional structure of the National System for the Comprehensive Protection of the Rights of Children and Adolescents (SNPI) is defined in the Children and Adolescents Code from articles 168 onwards.
Underpinning this practical and conceptual framework is a functional structure in the form of the National System for the Comprehensive Protection of the Rights of Children and Adolescents (SNPI), with its national, regional and local components.
Finally, an expert from the SNPI was contacted to receive more information on their ‘Dutch Model’ and their experiences with Participation plans for startup companies in particular.
Acknowledgments: The authors thank Hanne Meihuizen for her earlier work (2000) and for starting to develop the dataset, SNPI for financial support and Paul Moors for his research assistance.
IT applications of SNPI are hosted in a Data Center owned by a „Current OSP‟ in Oslo, Norway.