Tibar definition

Tibar means the Tibar Training Center, a training provider under SEFOPE, and any successor thereto;
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Examples of Tibar in a sentence

  • The delivery location for the items described in this RFQ is Bamboo Institute, Gleno- Ermera Road, Tibar, Liquica.

  • The scope of construction works includes the removal of the existing structures within the Concession Area, execution of dredging works, reclamation works, construction of new quay wall, terminal yard, utilities and so on to provide a fully functional and operational container and general cargo port at Tibar Bay.

  • Tibar Bay Port - Study of Wave Conditions by Means of Numerical Models - Task II: Wave Agitation.

  • Port construction in Tibar Bay will require the creation of a 200 m wide approach channel through the western side of the reef across the mouth of the Bay, establishing a 600 m diameter turning circle within the Bay, construction of a wharf, land reclamation and some landside developments.

  • Dredging works shall also comprise mining of material for land reclamation for the Port Facility on the South Western shoreline of Tibar Bay.

  • The Concessionaire shall take all measures as may be necessary to familiarize such pilots with the local waters of Tibar Bay and in accordance with the prevalent practices in the ports of Timor Leste and guidelines, if any, issued by such appropriate Government Entity.

  • The Purpose of the Terms of Reference for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of Tibar Bay Port, Timor-Leste is to provide a detailed description of the work to be carried out by the concessionaire of the Tibar Bay Port in order to fulfill the requirements for Environmental Licensing of the Port.

  • Baseline information shall be presented for different spatial levels (e.g. site, adjoining area, Sucos (Tibar and Ulmera), Sub-district (Bazartete), District (Liquica) and nationally).

  • In accordance with Decree-Law 5/2011, Tibar Bay Port is classified as a Category A project as it may have significant environmental impacts, and as such it is subject to the preparation of an EIA and an Environmental Management Plan (EMP).

  • GoTL, with IFC’s assistance, has identified a preferred site for the Port within Tibar Bay, prepared a conceptual Port design, prepared an environmental and social Scoping Study that identifies likely primary and secondary impacts of the Port, and prepared a range of other supporting studies for Port development.