External monitoring. The external monitoring and audit referred to in Articles 11.1, 11.2, 11.3 and 11.4 of the Regulation shall not in any way relieve the National Focal Point or the Programme Operator of their obligations under the legal framework regarding monitoring of the Programme and/or its projects, financial control and audit.
External monitoring. The external monitoring and audit referred to in Arncles 10.1, 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4 of the Regulanon shall not in any way relieve the Nanonal Focal Point or the Programme Operator of its obliganons under the programme agreement regarding monitoring of the Programme and/or its projects, financial control and audit.
External monitoring. The external monitoring and audit referred to in Arucles 10.1, 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4 of the Regulauon shall not in any way relieve the Nauonal Focal Point or the Programme Operator of its obligauons under the programme agreement regarding monitoring of the Programme and/or its projects, financial control and audit.
External monitoring. Upon request Managed+ clients can also make use of the external monitoring of the uptime of at most 3 services per department. Xxxxxxx believes in transparency and in the quality of our services and proves this by its external checks. This external monitoring agency is appointed by Xxxxxxx as a third party and an independent party. Nucleus does not have any links with this external monitoring service and does not give any guarantees regarding their service, but obviously will select a service provider with much experience and who is worthy of your trust.
External monitoring. The Recipient shall, not later than six (6) months after the Effective Date, appoint an independent third party, under terms of reference and with qualifications and experience satisfactory to the Association, to carry out the oversight of the use of the identification systems being designed and implemented under the Project.
External monitoring. The 2019 resettlement external monitoring reports have been disclosed on ADB and project websites. External monitoring for resettlement activities will be continued for the core and non-core sub projects in 3 Cis and Ambon-Seram RBTs (CW 01, CW02, CW03, CW04A, and CW04B) in 2021. ADB issued no objection on the terms of reference and cost estimate for one consulting service package to cover all of the works packages in both RBTs on 26 January 20201. The Mission requested for the consultant recruitment process to start by 30 April 2021, to enable timely external monitoring for the compensation payment in 2021. Action By Due by Recruitment of CS08B (External social safeguards monitoring – Ambon Seram subprojects) - Advertisement on ADB Consultant Management System and MPWH e-procurement DGWR April 2021
External monitoring. We believe in the quality of our services, and we are transparent. So, if you have a Managed+ service pack, we also give you the option to request external uptime monitoring. Such external monitoring will then be handled by an independent third party appointed by Xxxxxxx. You can request this for a maximum of 3 services per service pack. We do not have any ties with the parties handling the external monitoring. We will therefore not issue any warranties regarding their services, albeit that we always select service providers with a proven track record that you can trust.
External monitoring. PIA will contract an independent local monitor for 8 weeks over
External monitoring. The draft report has been revised following ADB’s comments and is being further reviewed by ADB. The internal and external monitoring reports will be disclosed on ADB and project websites. External monitoring for resettlement activities for non-core sub projects in 3 Cis and Ambon-Seram RBTs (CW03, CW04A, and CW04B) need to be carried out. Action By Due by Mobilize a National Social Safeguards Specialist under CS01 (new position) DRC August 2020 Submit to ADB the LRP implementation report clearly indicating participation of vulnerable groups and severely APs and lesson learned BBWS3Cis 7 July 2020 Update the public information booklet following the current project progress and distribute it to AHs who haven’t receive yet the payment BBWS3Cis 30 July 2020 Brief the contractors on land acquisition and resettlement safeguards CS01 14 July 2020 Identify temporary impacts during construction and properly addressed as per provision set forth in the updated LARP BBWS 3 Cis/contractors Continuous Disclose the final external monitoring report on ADB and project websites. CPMU/ADB 15 July 2020
External monitoring. A Participating Company shall have fully implemented, as of the end of the Initial Implementation Period, an independent external monitoring program consistent with the Monitoring Principles, using independent external monitors accredited by the Association and covering all Applicable Facilities. As part of this program, accredited independent external monitors shall conduct periodic inspections of at least 30% of the Participating Companys Applicable Facilities during the Initial Implementation Period. Credit shall be given to a Participating Company if one of its Applicable Facilities is already subject to independent external monitoring conducted on behalf of another Participating Company using the same Facility, provided that the independent external monitor for such Facility is independent (as determined by Section V. A. above) of the Company receiving such credit. As in the case of internal Company monitoring, De Minimis Facilities need not be included for inspection in a Participating Companys independent external monitoring program. In the list of Facilities that the Participating Company shall provide to the Association as part of its Monitoring Plan, the Company shall suggest specific Applicable Facilities that should be given priority for inspections conducted by accredited independent external monitors, taking into account the risk factors set forth below. Such list shall be representative across the Participating Companys Applicable Brands, and shall be modified by the Company as necessary to reflect any material changes in the Monitoring Plan or in the Companys business. The Executive Director of the Association shall have the authority to modify the inspection list proposed by the Company based upon the risk factors set forth below; however, to the extent the list proposed by the Company appropriately reflects the risk factors set forth below, there shall be a general presumption in favor of the Participating Companys suggested list of Applicable Facilities. During the Initial Implementation Period, the Executive Director shall not substitute any Applicable Facility for one recommended by the Company unless the Company has implemented its internal monitoring program at such substitute Applicable Facility. Any such decision by the Executive Director shall be made in consultation with the Participating Company. Risk factors to be considered in making such determinations include: Any record at a particular Applicable Facility of unremediated, s...
