SUNASS definition
Examples of SUNASS in a sentence
Following commitments and initial assessments carried out in FY2019, this year NIWS will develop action plans for mainstreaming gender in Peru’s leading water institutions, ▇▇▇ and SUNASS.
During this period, the calls were launched and the consulting teams were selected to develop technical assistance for mainstreaming the gender approach in the National Water Authority (▇▇▇) and the National Superintendence of Sanitation Services (SUNASS).
The newsletter has been viewed a good number of times by managers, directors, coordinators of USAID, ▇▇▇, SUNASS, NGOs and the media.
This quarter, NIWS coordinated with SERNANP, SUNASS and MINAM to establish two paired micro-watersheds as priority areas for the Hydrological Monitoring System.
Content was developed with ▇▇▇, MIMP, SEDAPAL, Reconstrucción Con Cambios, MINAM, SUNASS, and other key counterparts, including through an innovative new virtual photographic exhibition on Women in Water coinciding with World Water Day and a photo contest on natural infrastructure for disaster risk management launched in Q4.
Tariffs regulated by SUNASS and other decisions taken by this body may not be subject to direct negotiation between the Parties, whose challenge shall be SEDAPAL’s responsibility as a regulated company and which should be subject to Applicable Laws and Regulations.
It is the percentage increase in the rate of sanitation services, which the National Superintendence of Sanitation Services (SUNASS) approves at SEDAPAL‘s request in accordance with the Applicable Laws and Regulations, which includes the respective increase for the Provision of Sanitation Services for the southern districts of Lima Project.
On March 9, in the framework of the commemoration of International Women's Day, in an institutional act with the presence of the President of the Board of SUNASS, managers, specialists, the General Director of Mainstreaming of the Gender Approach of the MIMP and her team, as well as the NIWS Project Director, SUNASS held the public launch of their gender mainstreaming process.
Other two new projects in the NIWS portfolio came out of meetings held between NIWS, SEDAPAR and SUNASS to identify SEDAPAR’s responsibilities for the mobilization of investments within the MERESE framework.
Dedicated NIWS technical assistance for mainstreaming gender in ▇▇▇ and SUNASS commenced this quarter, after the ratification of institutional commitments and the approval by NIWS, MIMP, and counterpart institutions of work plans prepared by specialized consulting teams selected in December.