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September 27, 2000
RIDER N° 2 FINANCING MEMORANDUMTHE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES - ALA/94/29 Agrarian Reform Support Project (ARSP)
Agreement ALA/94/29
The Commission of the European Communities, hereinafter referred to as "THE COMMISSION," acting for and on behalf of the European Community (EC), hereinafter referred to as "THE COMMUNITY,"
of the one part, and
The Government of the Republic of the Philippines, hereinafter referred to as "THE RECIPIENT"
of the other part,
HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS:
Objectives of Rider N° 2:
The objectives of Rider N° 2 are to
- modify the duration of this Memorandum, which is now valid until 31 December 2003 and
- adapt the cost estimates and contributions to the different items by means of a reallocation of funds.
All terms and conditions of the Financing Memorandum, its Annexes and Rider N° 1 remain unchanged except for the following modifications:
ARTICLE 2 - COMMITMENT OF THE COMMUNITY
The text is replaced by the following:
The commitment of THE COMMUNITY is fixed at 20,000,000 EURO (Twenty Million EURO), hereinafter referred to as "THE EC GRANT".
Any reference to ECU is replaced by EURO from the date of 1 January 1999.
The commitment is subject to a final implementation date. THE COMMISSION may however, depending on the circumstances, agree to an appropriate extension of this date, should such extension be requested and properly justified by THE RECIPIENT.
For the project, the implementation period is extended until 31 December 2001. The duration of this Memorandum is therefore modified and is now valid until 31 December 2003, this latter date allowing for processing of payments and evaluations related to project closure.
SIGNATURES:
Done at 27.09.2000 Done at For THE COMMUNITY For THE RECIPIENT (Sgd.) (Sgd.)ANNEX A
MODIFIED TECHNICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
2.2 Project InputsThe text of the last hyphened (-) paragraph is replaced by the following:
- technical assistance, amounting to some 213 man-months of expatriate consulting services, and some 396 man-months of local consulting services.2.3 Time Schedule
The text is replaced by the following:
The project will be implemented over a period of 74,5 months (from 10 October 1995[1] until 31 December 2001). It is foreseen that the first 12 months of the implementation period will largely be concerned with inception activities, though a priority will nevertheless be given during this period to proceeding with land-transfer activities, and to establishing consultations with local beneficiaries and partners.
2.5 Cost estimates
2.5.1 EC grant
The table is replaced by the following: Original FM
& Rider I
EURO Modifications
EURO Rider No. 2
EURO Land transfer 1,735,000 87.300 1,822,300 Institutional strengthening 1,940,000 260.140 2,200,140 Productivity systems development (Incl. Credit Res & Rural Infra.) 9,245,000 -519.560 8,725,440 Project administration 3,625,000 833.000 4,458,000 Technical assistance 2,515,000 169.120 2,684,120 External evaluation 110,000 - 110,000 Contingencies 830,000 -830.000 0 Total 20,000,000 0 20,000,000Philippine Government contribution
Original FM
& Rider 1
EURO Modifications
EURO Rider No. 2
EURO Land transfer 4,000,000 - 4,000,0001,822,300 Institutional strengthening 1,267,000 - 1,267,000 Project administration 1,566,000 - 1,566,000 Total 6,833,000 0 6,833,000This Philippine Government contribution shall be made from the budgetary resources of the national government. The figures shown above are inclusive of the normal salary costs of permanent government personnel assigned to the project, and the cost of providing office space for the Project Management Office in Cebu, and the Liaison Office in Manila. However, these figures do not include the cost of land acquisition, the cost of land required for project facilities or investments (including any compensation for rights of way), which shall also be covered in full by the government.
3. SPECIAL CONDITIONSA new article is inserted and read as follows:
3.10 Visibility
The Programme must at all times provide maximum visibility for the co-operation managed by the Commission. The Recipient shall pay particular attention to preventing any confusion between this programme and projects by other international bodies and donors, with the aim of making co-operation between the European community and the Philippines Government clearly visible. Special attention shall be devoted to implementing these rules at events and in all public and official written material connected with the Programme. Objects, equipment and documentation connected with the project shall carry the European Symbol (a blue flag bearing twelve yellow stars) with text in English. The symbols identifying the Union shall be of the same size and appearance as any symbols identifying the recipient, should the latter be present. All such activities shall be co-ordinated in close co-operation with the Commission Delegation.
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