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Appendix L
PARTICIPATING AGENCY SERVICE AGREEMENT (PASA)
BETWEEN THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
AND
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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PARTICtPATtN<; AGENCY SERVICE AGREEMENT
B~ - =l AGE - R I~RNATlO~^L OBVELO~ ANT
O.S. DEPARTMENT ~ ~1 ~ lOR U.S.
GEOLOGICAL SURGES
Geologic and Hydrologic Hazards Training
Program
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C'TATIONS n— 1 1X103 S ~X—84—l Oi OO~NG45 07 43 03 9
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iu ~ary
The purpose ar chis PASA ~mendacot between che U.S. Geatogical Survey
(USGS) and A.~.D. is to conduct a gealogic and hydrologic hazards-trasniy
progr~. and co prov~de OFDA assiscance in developing hezard abatement
axpertsse worldwide co seve [ives and reduce economic losses in couneries
where geologic and hydrologic hazards are prevalene. Thss a~endment funds
services chrough December 31, 1984. All other eer~s and conditions of ehe
agreemene, noe specifically changed by ehis doc~=ent, remain as prevsously
negoeiated.
t3. GOVERNING PQ0VISIONS; Pursuans to trte Gene—~ Agreemenr datea ·eor'~a=, :, 96' tetween AlO ~na:n.
DeDar ~ent of Inter~or ttle ~q.nc~ nemea ~oove a-trees ~ orov,~e rile serv~ce' outl~nea ~n B!oex ,2
amot~fi" as nc - ~o b, Agoeno~x A, ~n'.~s otner - ,'. autr~or':ea tv A10, a~l serv~ce' see`' o. of 'J.S. or~q~n. ~ny aeoono~ce'
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~ ~PC.NOIX ~ SU8CChJ7RACTING i AiGc~CY :)01' SGS: r 2e 3enean
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APPtHOt: ~
SCOPE 0' ~~x
-,,,. 1 .~ 2
IlETW~ OH
- ; .~ - Ct FOR INTE3~ATl0~AL ~ EYI. `~°~7 to
U . S. Department of Int erior
U. S. Geological Survey
-~. 01
BOF-0000-P-IC-3064-
~7_
1984
lI . Scope o f Work
1. Conduct ~ series of inceruceione1 ·eeinere and workabope ( including
field tripe) over ~ f:~_cek period (March 5-30, 1984) at the U.S.
G.olo~ica1 Survey Pedere1 Training Cenear in Bower, Colorado on the
sub jecte of gealogice1 and hydrological hazards for not lea. then 30
foreign perticipanes from earehqual" and/or flood disseter-pro"
developing countries.
2. Select and invite seminar participants ~ identified by USAIDa, OF0A
and U.S.G.S. tachnica1 eels trinity co host countries. Review *11
appropriate applications and arrange all travel and per died for
t rawness .
3. Select ant in~ricc distinguished foreign guest lecturers from each of
three regions previously visited by the U.S.G.S. to.
4. Finalize agenda for seminar/workshop program a~ coordinate
preparation of final instruct tonal material. and arrangements for
lecture exercises, elides and reprint/publicat~ons distribucion.
S. Coordinate and implement foreign and domestic chapel logistics and per
diem distribution for all Lecturers consultants, and pereicipants.
6. Develop a past~disaster response to plan Co ass ist couneerpart experts
in hocc countries co determine the nature of disaster evenes and
probability of further aceiviCy. Provide guidelines for in~counery
use in protecting life and property against d:sascers caused by
floods, earthquakes, landslides, volcanoes arc.
7. Assist host countries in collecting the technical information needed
co develop comprehensive disaster preparedness programs ant assist in
pos ~ -d i ~ as ter sc iene i f Arc re sponse ac e svi e ies .
8. Publish training program preseneations, ir:seruce tonal materials
concept, technical results and ocher substantive materials in a finer
volume (i.e. U.S.G.S. Professional Paper) for worldwide public
d s ~ peanut son .
I I: . Bac Aground
"Proposal A" (attached) included by reference in :his amendmenc.
IV. Report ~
1. Quarterly Progress reports are required ( ~ ix copies ) .
2. Final Report ( see No . 8 above ) is required in ( draft ) four months
following completion of the training program. Final U.S.G.S. (and
A. I.D. approved) Professional Paper co be published before complecson
of the project.
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21 ACERB SERVICE ~G LIT
Mix ~ red CENT FOR INTO - 4TlO~AL OlYt FM - T to
S~£ 0' ~~X
V. Re let ionshipe
U. S. Department of Interior
U. S. Geological Sunrey
I.
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0~ - Ooo~P_rc 3064
1984
A,. The U.S Geological Survey will conduct the activity using U.S.G.S.
pereanne1, and uni~craity specialists ~ appropriate. ~UD/OF1~ Al 1
coordinate wi ch the USt;S in conduce ing the program in Cooperat ion wits'
t he LDCe and USAIDe .
Cooperat ing Country Liaison Of fic is1
The U. S.C.S wi 11 coordinate in-country with couneerpare governmental
agencies Ad institutions and all logistical arrangements imrolv,ed in
the training course.
C
.
Vl. Logistics
AID Liaison Officials
P au 1 F . Krumpe
Program Officer, AID/OFDA, Pen. 1262A, N.S.
Washington, O. C. 20S23
US<;S vi 1L sauce all internee tonal and domesc ic cranial arrangeacnts,
including purchase of tickets, obtaining passports or ''rises as required,
ant make all transportac ion arrangements for domest ic renta1 care for
official travel as required.
VII. Soec lal Peru ~ resents:
.
';o international travel originating in :he C.S. should be undertaken without
prior approval of AIDICFDA/',; and or CVJSC0/l;.~.
Subcontracting authority is Ranted to O'SGS under i Is 0~ cont.ace~ng
authority, and in accordance with A. I. ~ . '.~=ndbook 2 ~ . pages 1-21 and 1-21a,
not co exceed SS5,000 as stipulated in the actac.ned budget.
All training under this agreement shall be provided i: accordance Finn
A. I.D. Handbook 10.
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