Federal Register / Vol. 75, No. 249 / Wednesday, December 29, 2010 / Notices 82075 

Dated: December 22, 2010. 

Joseph A. Main, 

Assistant Secretary for Mine Safety and 

Health. 

[FR Doc. 2010–32744 Filed 12–28–10; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4510–43–P 

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 

Office of Workers’ Compensation 

Programs 

Division of Federal Employees’ 

Compensation; Proposed Extension of 

the Approval of Information Collection 

Requirements 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: The Department of Labor, as 

part of its continuing effort to reduce 

paperwork and respondent burden, 

conducts a preclearance consultation 

program to provide the general public 

and Federal agencies with an 

opportunity to comment on proposed 

and/or continuing collections of 

information in accordance with the 

Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 

(PRA95) [44 U.S.C. 3506(c)(2)(A)]. This 

program helps to ensure that requested 

data can be provided in the desired 

format, reporting burden (time and 

financial resources) is minimized, 

collection instruments are clearly 

understood, and the impact of collection 

requirements on respondents can be 

properly assessed. Currently, the Office 

of Workers’ Compensation Programs is 

soliciting comments concerning the 

proposed collection: Claim for 

Continuance of Compensation (CA–12). 

A copy of the proposed information 

collection request can be obtained by 

contacting the office listed below in the 

ADDRESSES section of this Notice. 

DATES: Written comments must be 

submitted to the office listed in the 

ADDRESSES section below on or before 

February 28, 2011. 

ADDRESSES: Mr. Vincent Alvarez, U.S. 

Department of Labor, 200 Constitution 

Ave., NW., Room S–3201, Washington, 

DC 20210, telephone (202) 693–0372, 

fax (202) 693–1378, e-mail 

Alvarez.Vincent@dol.gov. Please use 

only one method of transmission for 

comments (mail, fax, or e-mail). 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

I. Background: The Office of Workers’ 

Compensation Programs administers the 

Federal Employees’ Compensation Act, 

5 U.S.C. 8133. Under the Act, eligible 

dependents of deceased employees 

receive compensation benefits on 

account of the employee’s death. OWCP 

has to monitor death benefits for current 

marital status, potential for dual 

benefits, and other criteria for qualifying 

as a dependent under the law. The CA– 

12 is sent annually to beneficiaries in 

death cases to ensure that their status 

has not changed and that they remain 

entitled to benefits. The information 

collected is used by OWCP claims 

examiners to ensure that death benefits 

being paid are correct, and that 

payments are not made to ineligible 

survivors. This information collection is 

currently approved for use through May 

31, 2011. 

II. Review Focus: The Department of 

Labor is particularly interested in 

comments which: 

• Evaluate whether the proposed 

collection of information is necessary 

for the proper performance of the 

functions of the agency, including 

whether the information will have 

practical utility; 

• Evaluate the accuracy of the 

agency’s estimate of the burden of the 

proposed collection of information, 

including the validity of the 

methodology and assumptions used; 

• Enhance the quality, utility and 

clarity of the information to be 

collected; and 

• Minimize the burden of the 

collection of information on those who 

are to respond, including through the 

use of appropriate automated, 

electronic, mechanical, or other 

technological collection techniques or 

other forms of information technology, 

e.g., permitting electronic submissions 

of responses. 

III. Current Actions: The Department 

of Labor seeks extension of approval to 

collect this information collection in 

order to ensure that death benefits being 

paid are correct. 

Type of Review: Extension. 

Agency: Office of Workers’ 

Compensation Programs. 

Title: Claim for Continuance of 

Compensation. 

OMB Number: 1240–0015. 

Agency Number: CA–12. 

Affected Public: Individuals or 

households. 

Total Respondents: 4,570. 

Total Annual Responses: 4,570. 

Average Time per Response: 5 

minutes. 

Estimated Total Burden Hours: 379. 

Frequency: Annually. 

Total Burden Cost (capital/startup): 

$0. 

Total Burden Cost (operating/ 

maintenance): $2,011. 

Comments submitted in response to 

this notice will be summarized and/or 

included in the request for Office of 

Management and Budget approval of the 

information collection request; they will 

also become a matter of public record. 

Dated: December 22, 2010. 

Vincent Alvarez, 

Agency Clearance Officer, Office of Workers’ 

Compensation Programs, U.S. Department of 

Labor. 

[FR Doc. 2010–32742 Filed 12–28–10; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4510–CH–P 

MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE 

CORPORATION 

[MCC FR 10–17] 

Notice of Quarterly Report (July 1, 

2010–September 30, 2010) 

AGENCY: Millennium Challenge 

Corporation. 

SUMMARY: The Millennium Challenge 

Corporation (MCC) is reporting for the 

quarter July 1, 2010 through September 

30, 2010, on assistance provided under 

section 605 of the Millennium 

Challenge Act of 2003 (22 U.S.C. 7701 

et seq.), as amended (the Act), and on 

transfers or allocations of funds to other 

federal agencies under section 619(b) of 

the Act. The following report will be 

made available to the public by 

publication in the Federal Register and 

on the Internet Web site of the MCC 

(http://www.mcc.gov) in accordance 

with section 612(b) of the Act. 

Dated: December 22, 2010. 

T. Charles Cooper, 

Vice President, Congressional and Public 

Affairs, Millennium Challenge Corporation. 


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ASSISTANCE PROVIDED UNDER SECTION 605 

Projects Obligated Objectives Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Madagascar Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $87,998,166 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Madagascar Total Quarterly Disbursement: $214,736 

Land Tenure Project ......... $30,123,098 Increase Land Titling and 

Security.

$29,304,770 Area secured with land certificates or titles in the 

Zones. 

Legal and regulatory reforms adopted. 

Number of land documents inventoried in the Zones 

and Antananarivo. 

Number of land documents restored in the Zones 

and Antananarivo. 

Number of land documents digitized in the Zones 

and Antananarivo. 

Average time for Land Services Offices to issue a 

duplicate copy of a title. 

Average cost to a user to obtain a duplicate copy of 

a title from the Land Services Offices. 

Number of land certificates delivered in the Zones 

during the period. 

Number of new guichets fonciers operating in the 

Zones. 

The 256 Plan Local d’Occupation Foncier—Local 

Plan of Land Occupation (PLOFs) are completed. 

Financial Sector Reform 

Project.

$25,705,099 Increase Competition in 

the Financial Sector.

$23,535,781 Volume of funds processed annually by the national 

payment system. 

Number of accountants and financial experts registered to become CPA. 

Number of Central Bank branches capable of accepting auction tenders. 

Outstanding value of savings accounts from CEM in 

the Zones. 

Number of MFIs participating in the Refinancing and 

Guarantee funds. 

Maximum check clearing delay. 

Network equipment and integrator. 

Real time gross settlement system (RTGS). 

Telecommunication facilities. 

Retail payment clearing system. 

Number of CEM branches built in the Zones. 

Number of savings accounts from CEM in the 

Zones. 

Percent of Micro-Finance Institution (MFI) loans recorded in the Central Bank database. 

Agricultural Business Investment Project.$13,687,987 Improve Agricultural Projection Technologies 

and Market Capacity in 

Rural Areas.

$13,582,533 Number of farmers receiving technical assistance. 

Number of marketing contracts of ABC clients. 

Number of farmers employing technical assistance. 

Value of refinancing loans and guarantees issued to 

participating MFIs (as a measure of value of agricultural and rural loans). 

Number of Mniste`re de l’Agriculture, de l’Elevage et 

de la Peˆche-Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and 

Fishing (MAEP) agents trained in marketing and 

investment promotion. 

Number of people receiving information from Agricultural Business Center (ABCs) on business opportunities. 

Program Administration 1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$18,481,991 .......................................... $17,789,908 

Pending subsequent reports.2........................ .......................................... $1,368,813 

FY2010 Madagascar post-compact disbursement related to final payment of audit expenses. 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Honduras Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $205,000,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Honduras Total Quarterly Disbursement: $25,043,989

Rural Development Project $68,273,380 Increase the productivity 

and business skills of 

farmers who operate 

small and medium-size 

farms and their employees.

$61,630,024 Number of program farmers harvesting high-value 

horticulture crops. 

Number of hectares harvesting high-value horticulture crops. 

Number of business plans prepared by program 

farmers with assistance from the implementing 

entity. 

Total value of net sales. 

Total number of recruited farmers receiving technical assistance. 

Value of loans disbursed to farmers, agribusiness, 

and other producers and vendors in the horticulture industry, including Program Farmers, cumulative to date, Trust Fund Resources. 

Number of loans disbursed (disaggregated by trust 

fund, leveraged from trust fund, and institutions 

receiving technical assistance from ACDI–VOCA). 

Number of hectares under irrigation. 

Number of farmers connected to the community irrigation system. 

Transportation Project ....... $120,591,240 Reduce transportation 

costs between targeted 

production centers and 

national, regional and 

global markets.

$111,068,610 Freight shipment cost from Tegucigalpa to Puerto 

Cortes. 

Average annual daily traffic volume—CA–5. 

International roughness index (IRI)—CA–5. 

Kilometers of road upgraded—CA–5. 

Percent of contracted road works disbursed—CA–5. 

Average annual daily traffic volume—secondary 

roads. 

International roughness index (IRI)—secondary 

roads. 

Kilometers of road upgraded—secondary roads. 

Average annual daily traffic volume—rural roads. 

Average speed—Cost per journey (rural roads). 

Kilometers of road upgraded—rural roads. 

Percent disbursed for contracted studies 

Value of signed contracts for feasibility, design, supervision and program mgmt contracts. 

Kilometers (km) of roads under design. 

Number of Construction works and supervision contracts signed. 

Kilometers (km) of roads under works contracts. 

Program Administration1, 3

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$16,135,380 .......................................... $24,767,387 

Pending subsequent reports.2

¥$3 

Projects Obligated Objectives Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Cape Verde Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $110,078,488 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Cape Verde Total Quarterly Disbursement: $18,659,128 

Watershed and Agricultural 

Support Project.

$12,031,549 Increase agricultural production in three targeted watershed areas 

on three islands.

$10,779,392 Productivity: Horticulture, Paul watershed. 

Productivity: Horticulture, Faja watershed. 

Productivity: Horticulture, Mosteiros watershed. 

Number of farmers adopting drip irrigation: All intervention watersheds (Paul, Faja and Mosteiros) 

(incremental). 

Area irrigated with drip irrigation: All intervention watersheds (Paul, Faja and Mosteiros) (incremental). 

Irrigation Works: Percent contracted works disbursed. All intervention watersheds (Paul, Faja 

and Mosteiros) (incremental). 

Number of reservoirs constructed in all intervention 

watersheds (Paul, Faja and Mosteiros) (incremental). 


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Projects Obligated Objectives Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Number of farmers that have completed training in 

at least 3 of 5 core agricultural disciplines: All 

intervention watersheds (Paul, Faja and 

Mosteiros) (incremental). 

Infrastructure Improvement 

Project.

$82,630,208 Increase integration of the 

internal market and reduce transportation 

costs.

$67,214,181 Travel time ratio: Percentage of beneficiary population further than 30 minutes from nearest market. 

Kilometers of roads rehabilitated. 

Percent of contracted Santiago Roads works disbursed (cumulative). 

Percent of contracted Santo Antao Bridge works 

disbursed (cumulative). 

Port of Praia: Percent of contracted port works disbursed (cumulative). 

Cargo village: Percent of contracted works disbursed (cumulative). 

Quay 2 improvements: Percent of contracted works 

disbursed (cumulative). 

Access road: Percent of contracted works disbursed 

(cumulative). 

Private Sector Development Project.$1,931,223 Spur private sector development on all islands 

through increased investment in the priority 

sectors and through financial sector reform.

$1,555,936 MFI portfolio at risk, adjusted (level). 

Program Administration 1, 3

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$13,485,508 .......................................... $23,248,592 

Pending subsequent reports.2........................ .......................................... $480 

Projects Obligated Objectives Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Nicaragua Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $113,500,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Nicaragua Total Quarterly Disbursement: $7,519,183 

Property Regularization 

Project.

$7,180,454 Increase investment by 

strengthening property 

rights.

$5,386,594 Automated database of registry and cadastre installed in the 10 municipalities of Leon. 

Value of land, urban. 

Value of land, rural. 

Time to conduct a land transaction. 

Number of additional parcels with a registered title, 

urban. 

Number of additional parcels with a registered title, 

rural. 

Area covered by cadastral mapping. 

Cost to conduct a land transaction. 

Transportation Project ....... $57,999,999 Reduce transportation 

costs between Leon 

and Chinandega and 

national, regional and 

global markets.

$56,893,204 Annual average daily traffic volume: N1 Section R1. 

Annual average daily traffic volume: N1 Section R2. 

Annual average daily traffic volume: Port Sandino 

(S13). 

Annual average daily traffic volume: Villanueva— 

Guasaule Annual. 

Average daily traffic volume: Somotillo-Cinco Pinos 

(S1). 

Annual average daily traffic volume: Leo ́n-PoneloyaLas Pen ̃itas. 

International Roughness Index: N–I Section R1. 

International Roughness Index: N–I Section R2. 

International Roughness Index: Port Sandino (S13). 

International Roughness Index: Villanueva— 

Guasaule. 

International Roughness Index: Somotillo-Cinco 

Pinos. 

International Roughness Index: Leo ́n-Poneloya-Las 

Pen ̃itas. 

Kilometers of NI upgraded: R1 and R2 and S13. 

Kilometers of NI upgraded: Villanueva—Guasaule. 

Kilometers of S1 road upgraded. 

Kilometers of S9 road upgraded. 


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Projects Obligated Objectives Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Rural Development Project $32,875,845 Increase the value added 

of farms and enterprises in the region.

$27,429,435 Number of beneficiaries with business plans. 

Numbers of manzanas (1 Manzana = 1.7 hectares), 

by sector, harvesting higher-value crops. 

Number of beneficiaries with business plans prepared with assistance of Rural Business Development Project. 

Number of beneficiaries implementing Forestry business plans under Improvement of Water Supplies 

Activity. 

Number of Manzanas reforested. 

Number of Manzanas with trees planted. 

Program Administration, 1

Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.

$15,443,702 .......................................... $14,670,657 

Pending subsequent reports.2........................ .......................................... $1,487,373 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Georgia Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $395,300,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Georgia Total Quarterly Disbursement: $92,476,526 

Regional Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project.$315,750,000 Key Regional Infrastructure Rehabilitated.$202,815,531 Household savings from Infrastructure Rehabilitation 

Activities. 

Savings in vehicle operating costs (VOC). 

International roughness index (IRI). 

Annual average daily traffic (AADT). 

Travel Time. 

Road paved/completed. 

Construction Works completed (Contract 1). 

Construction Works completed (Contract 2). 

Signed contracts for feasibility and/or design studies. 

Percent of contracted studies disbursed. 

Kilometers of roads under design. 

Signed contracts for road works. 

Kilometers of roads under works contracts. 

Site rehabilitated (phases I, II, III)—pipeline. 

Construction works completed (phase II)—pipeline. 

Savings in household expenditures for all RID subprojects. 

Population Served by all RID subprojects. 

RID Subprojects completed. 

Value of RID Grant Agreements signed. 

Value of project works and goods contracts Signed. 

RID subprojects with works initiated. 

Regional Enterprise Development Project.$52,530,800 Enterprises in Regions 

Developed.

$41,856,073 Jobs Created by Agribusiness Development Activity 

(ADA) and by Georgia Regional Development 

Fund (GRDF). 

Household net income—ADA and GRDF. 

Jobs created—ADA. 

Firm income—ADA. 

Household net income—ADA. 

Beneficiaries (direct and indirect)—ADA. 

Grant agreements signed—ADA. 

Increase in gross revenues of portfolio companies 

(PC). 

Increase in portfolio company employees. 

Increase in wages paid to the portfolio company 

employees. 

Portfolio companies (PC). 

Funds disbursed to the portfolio companies. 

Program Administration 1, 3, 

Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.

$32,350,000 .......................................... $18,641,284 

Pending subsequent reports.2........................ .......................................... $2 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

November 2008, MCC and the Georgian government signed a Compact amendment making up to $100 million of additional funds available to 

the Millennium Challenge Georgia Fund. These funds will be used to complete works in the Roads, Regional Infrastructure Development, and 

Energy Rehabilitation Projects contemplated by the original Compact. The amendment was ratified by the Georgian parliament and entered 

into force on January 30, 2009. 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Vanuatu Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $65,690,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Vanuatu Total Quarterly Disbursement: $7,256,856 

Transportation Infrastructure Project.$60,162,579 Facilitate transportation to 

increase tourism and 

business development.

$59,105,315 Traffic volume (average annual daily traffic)—Efate: 

Ring Road. 

Traffic Volume (average annual daily traffic)—Santo: 

East Coast Road. 

Kilometers of road upgraded—Efate: Ring Road. 

Kilometers of roads upgraded—Santo: East Coast 

Road. 

Percent of contracted roads works disbursed (USD 

disbursed): Total (Cumulative). 

Program Administration,1

Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.

$5,527,421 .......................................... $3,703,400 

Pending subsequent reports.2........................ .......................................... $19,947 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Armenia Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $235,650,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Armenia Total Quarterly Disbursement: $19,213,705 

Irrigated Agriculture Project 

(Agriculture and Water).

$152,709,208 Increase agricultural productivity, Improve and 

Quality of Irrigation.

$66,605,940 Training/technical assistance provided for On-Farm 

Water Management. 

Training/technical assistance provided for Post-Harvest Processing. 

Loans Provided. 

Percent of contracted works disbursed. 

Value of signed contracts for irrigation works. 

Number of farmers using better on-farm water management. 

Number of enterprises using improved techniques. 

Value of irrigation feasibility and/or detailed design 

contracts signed. 

Additional Land irrigated under project. 

Percent of contracted irrigation feasibility and/or design studies disbursed. 

Rural Road Rehabilitation 

Project.

$67,100,000 Better access to economic and social infrastructure.$7,870,945 Average annual daily traffic on Pilot Roads. 

International roughness index for Pilot Roads. 

Road Sections Rehabilitated—Pilot Roads. 

Pilot Roads: Percent of Works Completed. 

Program Administration 1, 3, 

Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.

$15,840,792 .......................................... $19,937,668 

Pending subsequent reports.2........................ .......................................... $925,337 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Benin Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $307,298,040 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Benin Total Quarterly Disbursement: $23,613,176 

Access to Financial Services Project.$19,650,000 Expand Access to Financial Services.$4,804,163 Volume of credits granted by the Micro-Finance Institutions (MFI). 

Volume of saving collected by the Micro-Finance Institutions. 

Average portfolio at risk >90 days of microfinance 

institutions at the national level. 

Operational self-sufficiency of MFIs at the national 

level. 

Number of institutions receiving grants through the 

Facility. 

Number of MFIs inspected by CSSFD. 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Access to Justice Project .. $34,270,000 Improved Ability of Justice 

System to Enforce Contracts and Reconcile 

Claims.

$4,387,059 Average time to enforce a contract. 

Percent of firms reporting confidence in the judicial 

system. 

Passage of new legal codes. 

Average time required for Tribunaux de premiere instance—arbitration centers and courts of first instance (TPI) to reach a final decision on a case. 

Average time required for Court of Appeals to reach 

a final decision on a case. 

Percent of cases resolved in TPI per year. 

Percent of cases resolved in Court of Appeals per 

year. 

Number of Courthouses completed. 

Average time required to register a business 

(socie ́te ́). 

Average time required to register a business (sole 

proprietorship). 

Access to Land Project ..... $35,645,826 Strengthen property rights 

and increase investment in rural and urban 

land.

$15,927,586 Total value of investment in targeted urban land 

parcels. 

Total value of investment in targeted rural land parcels. 

Average cost required to convert occupancy permit 

to land title through systematic process. 

Share of respondents perceiving land security in the 

PH–TF or PFR areas. 

Number of preparatory studies completed. 

Number of Legal and Regulatory Reforms Adopted. 

Amount of Equipment Purchased. 

Number of new land titles obtained by transformation of occupancy permit. 

Number of land certificates issued within MCABenin implementation. 

Number of PFRs established with MCA Benin implementation. 

Number of permanent stations installed. 

Number of stakeholders Trained. 

Number of communes with new cadastres. 

Number of operational land market information systems. 

Access to Markets Project $171,059,549 Improve Access to Markets through Improvements to the Port of 

Cotonou.

$57,220,564 Volume of merchandise traffic through the Port 

Autonome de Cotonou. 

Bulk ship carriers waiting times at the port. 

Port design-build contract awarded. 

Port crime levels (number of thefts). 

Average time to clear customs. 

Port meets—international port security standards 

(ISPS). 

Program Administration,1

Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation.

$46,672,665 .......................................... $37,359,740 

Pending subsequent reports. 2........................ .......................................... $283,062 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Ghana Year: 2010 Quarter 3 Total Obligation: $547,009,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Ghana Total Quarterly Disbursement: $47,465,045 

Agriculture Project ............. $214,514,087 Enhance Profitability of 

cultivation, services to 

agriculture and product 

handling in support of 

the expansion of commercial agriculture 

among groups of 

smallholder farms.

$95,228,311 Number of farmers trained in Commercial Agriculture. 

Number of agribusinesses assisted. 

Number of preparatory land studies completed. 

Legal and Regulatory land reforms adopted. 

Number of landholders reached by public outreach 

efforts. 

Number of hectares under production. 

Number of personnel trained. 

Number of buildings rehabilitated/constructed. 

Value of equipment purchased. 

Feeder Roads International Roughness Index. 

Feeder Roads Annualized Average Daily Traffic. 

Value of signed contracts for feasibility and/or design studies of Feeder Roads. 

Percent of contracted design/feasibility studies completed for Feeder Roads. 

Value of signed works contracts for Feeder Roads. 

Percent of contracted Feeder Road works disbursed. 

Value of loans disbursed to clients from agriculture 

loan fund. 

Value of signed contracts for feasibility and/or design studies (irrigation). 

Percent of contracted (design/feasibility) studies 

complete (irrigation). 

Value of signed contracts for irrigation works (irrigation) 

Rural hectares mapped. 

Percent of contracted irrigation works disbursed. 

Percent of people aware of their land rights in Pilot 

Land Registration Areas. 

Total number of parcels surveyed in the Pilot Land 

Registration Areas (PLRAs). 

Volume of products passing through post-harvest 

treatment. 

Rural Development Project $73,436,385 Strengthen the rural institutions that provide 

services complementary to, and supportive 

of, agricultural and agriculture business development.

$28,739,320 Number of students enrolled in schools affected by 

Education Facilities Sub-Activity. 

Number of schools rehabilitated. 

Number of basic school blocks constructed to Ministry of Education (MOE) construction standards. 

Distance to collect water. 

Time to collect water. 

Incidence of guinea worm. 

Average number of days lost due to guinea worm. 

Number of people affected by Water and Sanitation 

Facilities Sub-Activity. 

Number of stand-alone boreholes/wells/nonconventional water systems constructed/rehabilitated. 

Number of small-town water systems designed and 

due diligence completed for construction. 

Number of pipe extension projects designed and 

due diligence completed for construction. 

Number of agricultural processing plants in target 

districts with electricity due to Rural Electrification 

Sub-Activity. 

Transportation Project ....... $214,054,795 Reduce the transportation 

costs affecting agriculture commerce at 

sub-regional levels.

$63,198,451 Trunk Roads International roughness index. 

N1 International Roughness Index. 

N1 Annualized Average Daily Traffic. 

N1 Kilometers of road upgraded. 

Value of signed contracts for feasibility and/or design studies of the N1. 

Percent of contracted design/feasibility studies completed of the N1. 

Value of signed contracts for road works N1, Lot 1. 

Value of signed contracts for road works N1, Lot 2. 

Trunk Roads Annualized Average Daily Traffic. 

Trunk Roads Kilometers of roads completed. 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Percent of contracted design/feasibility studies completed of Trunk Roads. 

Percent of contracted Trunk Road works disbursed. 

Ferry Activity: Annualized average daily traffic vehicles. 

Ferry Activity: Annual average daily traffic (passengers). 

Landing stages rehabilitated. 

Ferry terminal upgraded. 

Rehabilitation of Akosombo Floating Dock completed. 

Rehabilitation of landing stages completed. 

Percent of contracted road works disbursed: N1, Lot 

2. 

Percent of contracted road works disbursed: N1, Lot 

2. 

Percent of contracted work disbursed: Ferry and 

floating dock. 

Percent of contracted work disbursed: Landings and 

terminals. 

Value of signed contracts for feasibility and/or design studies of Trunk Roads. 

Value of signed contracts for Trunk Roads. 

Program Administration,1 3

Due Diligence, Monitoring and Evaluation..

$45,003,733 .......................................... $47,463,272 

Pending subsequent reports. 2........................ .......................................... $28,614 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: El Salvador Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $460,940,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA El Salvador Total Quarterly Disbursement: $42,934,886 

Human Development 

Project.

$101,753,001 Increase human and 

physical capital of residents of the Northern 

Zone to take advantage 

of employment and 

business opportunities. 

$29,384,863 Employment rate of graduates of middle technical 

schools. 

Graduation rates of middle technical schools. 

Middle technical schools remodeled and equipped. 

Scholarships granted to students of middle technical 

schools. 

Students of non-formal training. 

Cost of water. 

Time collecting water. 

Households benefiting with water solutions built. 

Potable water and basic sanitation systems with 

construction contracts signed. 

Cost of electricity. 

Households benefiting with a connection to the electricity network. 

Household benefiting with the installation of isolated 

solar systems. 

Kilometers of new electrical lines with construction 

contracts signed. 

Population benefiting from strategic infrastructure. 

Productive Development 

Project.

$71,824,000 Increase production and 

employment in the 

Northern Zone.

$26,483,228 Number of hectares under production with MCC 

support. 

Number of beneficiaries of technical assistance and 

training—Agriculture. 

Number of beneficiaries of technical assistance and 

training—Agribusiness. 

Value of Agricultural Loans to Farmers/Agribusiness. 

Connectivity Project .......... $246,122,000 Reduce travel cost and 

time within the Northern 

Zone, with the rest of 

the country, and within 

the region.

$81,051,126 Average annual daily traffic. 

International roughness index. 

Kilometers of roads rehabilitated. 

Kilometers of roads with Construction Initiated. 

Productive Development 

Project.

$71,824,000 .......................................... $34,480,068 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Program Administration 1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$41,240,999 .......................................... $20,477,971 

Pending Subsequent Report. 2........................ .......................................... $0 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Mali Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $460,811,164 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Mali Total Quarterly Disbursement: $41,672,745 

Bamako Senou Airport Improvement Project.$181,254,264 .......................................... $25,720,644 Employment at airport. 

Signature of design contract. 

Average number of weekly flights (arrivals) 

Passenger traffic (annual average). 

Percent works complete. 

Time required for passenger processing at departures and arrivals. 

Percent works complete. 

Percent of airport management and maintenance 

plan implemented. 

Airport meets Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) 

and International Civil Aviation Organization 

(ICAO) security standards. 

Technical assistance delivered to project. 

Alatona Irrigation Project .. $234,884,675 Increase the agricultural 

production and productivity in the Alatona 

zone of the ON.

$86,376,257 Main season rice yields. 

International roughness index (IRI) on the NionoGoma Coura Route. 

Average daily vehicle count. 

Percentage works completed on Niono-Goma Coura 

road. 

Number of hectares of land irrigated in the Alatona 

Canal. 

Irrigation system efficiency on Alatona Canal during 

the rainy season and the dry season. Completion 

rate of work on the construction of the main system (B03). 

Percentage of contracted irrigation construction 

works disbursed. 

Number of titles registered in the land registration 

office of the Alatona zone. 

Number of market gardens allocated in Alatona 

zones (for PAPs) (market garden parcels allotted 

to PAP women). 

Decree transferring legal control of the project impact area is passed. 

Contractor implementing the ‘‘Mapping of Agricultural and Communal Land Parcels’’ contract is 

mobilized. 

Net school enrollment rate (in Alatona zone). 

Percent of Alatona population with access to drinking water. 

Number of schools available in Alatona. 

Number of health centers available in Alatona. 

Number of affected people who have been compensate. 

Resettlement Census verified. 

Adoption of Rate of Extension Techniques. 

Area planted with rice during the rainy season. 

Area planted with shallots during dry season. 

Number of farmers trained. 

Water management system design and capacity 

building strategy implemented. 

Amount of credit extended to Alatona farmers. 

Number of farmers accessing grant assistance for 

first loan from financial institutions. 

Financial institution partners identified (report on assessment of the financial institution in the Office 

du Niger—Office of Niger zone (ON zonel). 

Loan Portfolio quality of Alatona MFIs: portfolio at 

risk. 

Industrial Park Project ....... $2,643,432 Terminated ....................... $2,637,472 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Program Administration1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$42,028,793 .......................................... $20,385,241 

Pending Subsequent Report.2........................ .......................................... $18,398 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Mongolia Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $284,911,362 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Mongolia Total Quarterly Disbursement: $14,768,683 

Property Rights Project ..... $27,201,061 Increase security and 

capitalization of land 

assets held by lower-income Mongolians, and 

increased peri-urban 

herder productivity and 

incomes.

$2,825,022 Number of studies completed. 

Legal and regulatory reforms adopted. 

Number of landholders reached by public outreach 

efforts. 

Training to Leaseholders—Intensive and Semi-Intensive Farming. 

Number of Buildings rehabilitated/constructed. 

Value of equipment purchased. 

Rural hectares Mapped. 

Urban Parcels Mapped. 

Leaseholds Awarded. 

Hashaa Plots Directly Registered by the Property 

Rights Project. 

Vocational Education 

Project.

$47,355,638 Increase employment and 

income among unemployed and underemployed Mongolians.

$2,976,911 Rate of employment of TVET Graduates. 

Students completing newly designed long-term programs. 

Percent of active teachers receiving certification 

training. 

Technical and vocational education and training 

(TVET) legislation passed. 

Health Project ................... $38,974,817 Increase the adoption of 

behaviors that reduce 

non-communicable diseases (NCDIs) among 

target populations and 

improved medical treatment and control of 

NCDIs.

$5,575,398 Diabetes and hypertension controlled. 

Percentage of cancer cases diagnosed in early 

stages. 

Road and traffic safety activity finalized and key 

interventions developed. 

Roads Project ................... $79,750,000 TBD .................................. $4,570,157 TBD. 

Energy and Environmental 

Project.

$46,966,205 TBD .................................. $271,173 TBD. 

Rail Project ........................ $369,560 Terminated ....................... $369,560 Terminated. 

Program Administration 1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$44,294,082 .......................................... $13,273,879 

Pending subsequent reports.2........................ .......................................... $134,701 

In late 2009, the MCC’s Board of Directors approved the allocation of a portion of the funds originally designated for the rail project to the expansion of the health, vocational education and property right projects from the rail project, and the remaining portion to the addition of a road 

project. 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Mozambique Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $506,924,053 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Mozambique Total Quarterly Disbursement: $7,529,614 

Water Supply and Sanitation Project.$203,585,393 Increase access to reliable and quality water 

and sanitation facilities.

$5,635,522 Time to get to non-private water source. 

Percent of urban population with improved water 

sources. 

Percent of urban population with improved sanitation facilities. 

Percent of rural population with access to improved 

water sources. 

Number of private household water connections in 

urban areas. 

Number of Rural water points constructed. 

Number of standpipes in urban areas. 

Final detailed design for 5 towns submitted. 

Final detailed design for 3 cities submitted. 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Road Rehabilitation Project $176,307,480 Increase access to productive resources and 

markets.

$3,144,038 Kilometers of road rehabilitated. 

Percent of Namialo—Rio Lu ́rio Road—Metoro feasibility, design, and supervision contract disbursed. 

Percent of Rio Ligonha-Nampula feasibility, design, 

and supervision contract disbursed. 

Percent of Chimuara-Nicoadala feasibility, design, 

and supervision contract disbursed. 

Percent of Namialo—Rio Lu ́rio Road construction 

contract disbursed. 

Percent of Rio Lu ́rio—Metoro Road construction 

contract disbursed. 

Percent of Rio Ligonha—Nampula Road construction contract disbursed. 

Percent of Chimuara-Nicoadala Road construction 

contract disbursed. 

Average annual daily traffic volume. 

Average annual daily traffic volume. 

Average annual daily traffic volume. 

Average annual daily traffic volume. 

Change in International Roughness Index (IRI)— 

Namialo—Rio Lurio Road. 

Change in International Roughness Index (IRI)—on 

Rio Ligonha-Nampula Road. 

Change in International Roughness Index (IRI)—on 

Rio Lurio-Metoro Road. 

Change in International Roughness Index (IRI)—on 

Chimuara-Nicoadala Road. 

Land Tenure Project ......... $39,068,307 Establish efficient, secure 

land access for households and investors.

$5,977,098 Total number of officials and residents reached with 

land strategy and policy awareness and outreach 

messages. 

Time to get land usage rights (DUAT), urban. 

Time to get land usage rights (DUAT), rural. 

Number of buildings rehabilitated or built. 

Total value of procured equipment and materials. 

Number of people trained. 

Rural hectares mapped in Site Specific Activity. 

Rural hectares mapped in Community Land Fund 

Initiative. 

Urban parcels mapped. 

Rural hectares formalized through Site Specific Activity. 

Rural hectares formalized through Community Land 

Fund Initiative. 

Urban parcels formalized. 

Number of communities delimited. 

Number of households having land formalized, rural. 

Number of households having land formalized, 

urban. 

Farmer Income Support 

Project.

$18,400,117 Improve coconut productivity and diversification 

into cash crop.

$4,219,775 Number of diseased or dead palm trees cleared. 

Number of coconut seedlings planted. 

Hectares under production. 

Number of farmers trained in pest and disease control. 

Number of farmers trained in crop diversification 

technologies. 

Income from coconuts and coconut products (estates). 

Income from coconuts and coconuts products 

(households). 

Program Administration1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$69,562,756 .......................................... $15,929,371 

Pending Subsequent Report.2........................ .......................................... $224,469 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Lesotho Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $362,551,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Lesotho Total Quarterly Disbursement: $8,824,926 

Water Project .................... $164,027,999 Improve the water supply 

for industrial and domestic needs, and enhance rural livelihoods 

through improved watershed management.

$11,510,014 School days lost due to water borne diseases. 

Diarrhea notification at health centers. 

Time saved due to access to water source. 

Rural household (HH) provided with access to improved water supply. 

Rural HH provided with access to improved ventilated latrines. 

Rural population with knowledge of good hygiene 

principles. 

Urban HH with access to potable water supply. 

Number of enterprises connected to water network. 

Households connected to improved water network. 

Cubic meters of treated water from metolong dam 

delivered through a conveyance system to Water 

and Sewerage Authority (WASA). 

Hydrological flows variability. 

Reclaimed area. 

Health Project ................... $122,398,000 Increase access to life-extending ART and essential health services 

by providing a sustainable delivery platform.

$8,975,636 People with HIV still alive 12 months after initiation 

of treatment. 

TB notification (per 100,000 pop.). 

Percentage of PLWA receiving ARV treatment (by 

age & sex). 

Deliveries conducted in the health centers. 

Immunization coverage rate. 

Private Sector Development Project.$36,470,318 Stimulate investment by 

improving access to 

credit, reducing transaction costs and increasing the participation of women in the 

economy.

$5,068,026 Average time (days) required to enforce a contract. 

Value of commercial cases. 

Cases referred to ADR that are successfully completed. 

Portfolio of loans. 

Loan processing time. 

Performing loans. 

Electronic payments—salaries. 

Electronic payments—pensions. 

Debit/smart cards issued. 

Mortgage bonds registered. 

Value of registered mortgage bonds. 

Clearing time—Maseru. 

Time to complete transfer of land rights. 

Land transactions recorded. 

Land parcels regularized and registered. 

People trained on gender equality and economic 

rights. 

ID cards issued. 

Monetary cost of a lease transaction. 

Program Administration 1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$39,654,682 .......................................... $17,965,233 

Pending Subsequent Report.2........................ .......................................... $830,982 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Morocco Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $697,500,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Morocco Total Quarterly Disbursement: $33,030,895 

Fruit Tree Productivity 

Project.

$300,896,445 Reduce volatility of agricultural production and 

increase volume of fruit 

agricultural production.

$28,776,035 Number of farmers trained. 

Number of agribusinesses assisted. 

Number of hectares under production. 

Value of agricultural production. 

Small Scale Fisheries 

Project.

$116,168,027 Improve quality of fish 

moving through domestic channels and assure 

the sustainable use of 

fishing resources.

$3,750,631 Landing sites and ports rehabilitated. 

Mobile fish vendors using new equipments. 

Fishing boats using new landing sites. 

Average price of fish at auction markets. 

Average price of fish at wholesale. 

Average price of fish at ports. 

Artisan and Fez Medina 

Project.

$111,873,858 Increase value added to 

tourism and artisan 

sectors.

$679,067 Average revenue of SME pottery workshops. 

Construction and rehabilitation of Fez Medina Sites. 

Tourist receipts in Fez. 

Training of potters. 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Enterprise Support Project $33,850,000 Improved survival rate of 

new SMEs and INDHfunded income generating activities; increased revenue for 

new SMEs and INDHfunded income generating activities.

$4,434,211 Number of enterprises in pilot project receiving 

coaching. 

Value added per enterprise. 

Survival rate after two years. 

Financial Services Project $46,200,000 TBD .................................. $19,193,986 TBD. 

Program Administration 1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$88,511,670 .......................................... $35,553,639 

Pending Subsequent Report.2........................ .......................................... $6,448,551 

Projects Obligated Objectives Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Tanzania Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total obligation: $698,136,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Tanzania Total Quarterly Disbursement: $33,634,843 

Energy Sector Project ....... $206,042,428 Increase value added to 

businesses.

$15,590,343 New power customers: Kigoma. 

New power customers: Morogoro. 

New power customers: Tanga. 

New power customers: Mbeya. 

New power customers: Iringa. 

New power customers: Dodoma. 

New power customers: Mwanza. 

New power customers: Zanzibar. 

Energy generation: Kigoma. 

Transmission capacity: Kigoma. 

Transmission capacity: Morogoro. 

Transmission capacity: Tanga. 

Transmission capacity: Mbeya. 

Transmission capacity: Iringa. 

Transmission capacity: Dodoma. 

Transmission capacity: Mwanza. 

Transmission capacity: Zanzibar. 

Percentage disbursed for design and supervision 

contract Consulting Engineer (CE) year 1 budgeted: Distribution Rehabilitation and extension activity. 

Percentage disbursed for design and supervision 

contract Consulting Engineer (CE) year 1 budgeted; Zanzibar Interconnector activity. 

Percentage disbursed for design and supervision 

contract Consulting Engineer (CE) year 1 budgeted; Malagarasi hydropower and Kigoma distribution activity. 

Transport Sector Project ... $368,847,428 Increase cash crop revenue and aggregate 

visitor spending.

$35,775,976 International roughness index: Tunduma 

Sumbawanga. 

International roughness index: Tanga Horohoro. 

International roughness index: Namtumbo Songea. 

International roughness index: Peramiho Mbinga. 

Annual average daily traffic: Tunduma 

Sumbawanga. 

Annual average daily traffic: Tanga Horohoro. 

Annual average daily traffic: Namtumbo Songea. 

Annual average daily traffic: Peramiho Mbinga. 

Kilometers upgraded/completed: Tunduma 

Sumbawanga. 

Kilometers upgraded/completed: Tanga Horohoro. 

Kilometers upgraded/completed: Namtumbo 

Songea. 

Kilometers upgraded/completed: Peramiho Mbinga. 

Percent disbursed on construction works: Tunduma 

Sumbawanga 

Percent disbursed on construction works: Tanga 

Horohoro. 

Percent disbursed on construction works: 

Namtumbo Songea. 

Percent disbursed on construction works: Peramiho 

Mbinga. 


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Projects Obligated Objectives Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Percent disbursed for feasibility and/or design studies: Tunduma Sumbawanga. 

Percent disbursed for feasibility and/or design studies: Tanga Horohoro. 

Percent disbursed for feasibility and/or design studies: Namtumbo Songea. 

Percent disbursed for feasibility and/or design studies: Peramiho Mbinga. 

International roughness index: Pemba. 

Average annual daily traffic: Pemba. 

Kilometers upgraded/completed: Pemba. 

Percent disbursed on construction works: Pemba. 

Signed contracts for construction works (Zanzibar 

Rural Roads). 

Percent disbursed on signed contracts for feasibility 

and/or design studies: Pemba. 

Passenger arrivals: Mafia Island. 

Percentage of upgrade complete: Mafia Island. 

Percent disbursed on construction works: Mafia Island. 

Water Sector Project ......... $65,692,143 Increase investment in 

human and physical 

capital and to reduce 

the prevalence of 

water-related disease.

$3,003,213 Number of households using improved source for 

drinking water (Dar es Salaam). 

Number of households using improved source for 

drinking water (Morogoro). 

Number of businesses using improved water source 

(Dar es Salaam). 

Number of businesses using improved water source 

(Morogoro). 

Volume of water produced (Lower Ruvu). 

Volume of water produced (Morogoro). 

Percent disbursed on Feasibility Design Update 

contract Lower Ruvu Plant Expansion. 

Program Administration 1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$57,554,001 .......................................... $22,498,946 

Pending Subsequent Report.2........................ .......................................... $206,195 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Burkina Faso Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $478,943,569 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA 

Burkina Faso Total 

Quarterly Disbursement: $10,124,580 

Roads Project ................... $194,130,681 Enhance access to markets through investments in the road network.$1,724,994 To Be Determined (TBD). 

Rural Land Governance 

Project.

$59,934,615 Increase investment in 

land and rural productivity through improved 

land tenure security 

and land management.

$4,249,902 TBD. 

Agriculture Development 

Project.

$141,910,059 Expand the productive 

use of land in order to 

increase the volume 

and value of agricultural 

production in project 

zones.

$4,164,147 TBD. 

Bright II Schools Project ... $26,829,669 Increase primary school 

completion rates.

$26,95,776 TBD. 

Program Administration 1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$56,138,545 .......................................... $16,887,315 

Pending Subsequent Report.2

........................ .......................................... ¥$65,145 


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Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Namibia Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $304,477,819 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Namibia Total Quarterly Disbursement: $6,739,123 

Education Project .............. $144,976,559 Improve the education 

sector’s effectiveness, 

efficiency and quality.

$7,526,081 TBD. 

Tourism Project ................. $66,959,292 Increase incomes and 

create employment opportunities by improving 

the marketing, management and infrastructure 

of Etosha National Park.

$3,521,203 TBD. 

Agriculture Project ............. $47,550,008 Sustainably improve the 

economic performance 

and profitability of the 

livestock sector and increase the volume of 

the indigenous natural 

products for export.

$2,784,242 TBD. 

Program Administration 1

and Control, Monitoring 

and Evaluation.

$44,991,960 .......................................... $7,155,706 

Pending Subsequent Report.2........................ .......................................... $2,023,825 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Moldova Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $262,000,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Moldova Total Quarterly Disbursement: $150,215 

Road Rehabilitation Project $132,840,000 .......................................... $0 To Be Determined (TBD). 

Transition to High Value 

Agriculture Project.

$101,773,401 .......................................... $0 TBD. 

Program Administration 1

and Monitoring and 

Evaluation.2

$27,386,599 .......................................... $150,215 TBD. 

Projects Obligated Objective Cumulative 

disbursements Measures 

Country: Senegal Year: 2010 Quarter 4 Total Obligation: $540,000,000 

Entity to which the assistance is provided: MCA Moldova Total Quarterly Disbursement: $853.650 

Road Rehabilitation Project $324,062,499 .......................................... $0 To Be Determined (TBD). 

Transition to High Value 

Agriculture Project.

$170,008,860 .......................................... $0 TBD. 

Program Administration 1

and Monitoring and 

Evaluation.

$45,928,641 .......................................... $829,986 TBD. 

Pending Subsequent Report. 2........................ .......................................... $123,829 

1Program administration funds are used to pay items such as salaries, rent, and the cost of office equipment. 

2These amounts represent disbursements made that will be allocated to individual projects in the subsequent quarter(s) and reported as such 

in subsequent quarterly report(s) 3FY2010 overstatement of program admin disbursements for selected countries is related to expense accruals. The accruals will be reversed in 

2011 and applied to various projects and activities. 

619(b) Transfer or Allocation of Funds 

U.S. Agency to which Funds were Transferred 

or Allocated Amount Description of program or project 

USAID $28,827,779 Threshold Program. 


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Dated: December 22, 2010. 

lllllllllllllllllllll

T. Charles Cooper, 

Vice President, Congressional and Public 

Affairs, Millennium Challenge Corporation. 

[FR Doc. 2010–32725 Filed 12–28–10; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 9211–03–P 

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Agency Information Collection 

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Review; Comment Request 

AGENCY: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory 

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ACTION: Notice of the OMB review of 

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SUMMARY: The NRC has recently 

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(except those who have permanently 

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NextEra Energy Duane Arnold, LLC; 

Duane Arnold Energy Center; Notice of 

Issuance of Renewed Facility, 

Operating License No. DPR–49 for an 

Additional 20-Year Period 

Notice is hereby given that the U.S. 

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC, 

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NextEra Energy Duane Arnold, LLC 

(licensee), the operator of the Duane 

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The notice also serves as the record of 

decision for the renewal of facility 


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