Resposibilities of a liaison officer in an ngo?

Answer 1

Responsible to obtain all the required pre clearance / NOCsdocuments from the requisite

Government Authorities in order to plan for the submissionfor approvals and sanctioning of the work.

Vetting of all documents pertaining to all the affairs ofthe company like joint venture agreements, sale deed,memorandum ofunderstanding, memorandum and articles of association, partnership deed, saleagreement etc.

Liasoning with appropriate authorities or Liasoningconsultant for obtaining statutory clearances, licenses, no

objections,coordinating with inspections in order to get the sanctions, facilities andcertificates within the

mentioned deadlines.

Responsible for land conversion works from concerned revenueauthorities in different cities / places

Answer 2

During the Viet War a liaison officer might be assigned to any grunt, tank, or artillery unit. The liaison officer could be an Air Force, Naval, Marine, Artillery officer (or sometimes NCO). Normally it was an artillery officer...he would be on call anytime and anywhere his host unit directed. His radio frequencies would always be on call to his host commander and delegated subordinates. In short...he worked for his new temporary unit and represented his branch of service (air or guns).

Example: If a grunt (infantry) commander stated, "...I need to blanket that hilltop with fire, what ya got FO (Forward Observer-the liaison artillery officer/NCO assigned to him)?" Artillery officer/NCO, "Sir I've got a battery of 155s with smoke and HE standing by...or if you want larger stuff I've a 175mm at Blackhawk..." Cdr, "I'll take the 155s how many can you throw at it?" FO, "as many as you want sir."