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The document outlines the governance structure and monitoring plan for a scientific project. It describes three main bodies: the Scientific Steering Committee, which sets overall policy; the Independent Guidance & Review Panel, which provides independent advice and reviews; and a Monitoring & Evaluation Plan to track progress using indicators and benchmarks.
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