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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department 8. To solve the problems that occur in the groups related with reimbursements. 9. To follow-up the productions and results obtained. 10. To identify good quality of inputs. 11. To inform the groups about any decision made in the meetings. 11. To designate new members. Article 4. Organisation of the Revolving Fund Committee The Revolving Fund Committee will include the following members with respective responsibilities: 1. The head of project Responsibilities: • To advise the members of the Committee on their decisions. • Does not have a voice in the voting process but has the final decision if the Committee doesn’t reach an agreement after the second voting. • Has the final responsibility of the use of project funds. 2. The assistant head of project Responsibilities: • To advise the members of the Committee. • To follow up the reimbursements of the groups. • To follow up the activities of the groups. • Has a voice in the voting process. 3. The rural economist (Supervisor) Responsibilities: • Management of the Committee and its presentation. • To prepare the Agenda of the Meeting. • To convene new Meetings. • The supervisor is entitled to include in the agenda the issues of admitting new members in the group, change of duties of some members and also expelling INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 179
➔ the members who disregard or infringe the provisions of the internal regulations. Decisions will be made by means of voting of all group members. • To advise the members of the Committee. • To follow up the reimbursements of the groups. • Has a voice in the voting process. 4. Administrator Responsibilities: • To manage and follow up funds. • To provide information on the funds management at each Meeting. • To advise the members of the Committee. • Does not have a voice in the voting process. 5. Extension officers (2) Responsibilities: • To advise the members of the Committee. • To follow up the procedures of reimbursements. • To follow up the groups’ activities. • Have a voice in the voting process. 6. 3-5 representatives of the IGA groups (male/female) Responsibilities: • To represent the beneficiaries. • To transfer the information to all of the groups. • To follow up the procedures of reimbursements. • To follow up the group activities. • Have a voice in the voting process. The criteria on the selection of the representatives of the IGA groups are: 1. Belonging to different areas of the district. 2. Level of motivation and initiative. 180 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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