Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Catalan term or phrase:
protocol d’entesa
English translation:
memorandum of understanding
Catalan term
protocol d’entesa
tia:-)
| 4 +1 | memorandum of understanding |
Sandra Alboum
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| 3 +1 | series of agreements |
Timothy Barton
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| 4 | understanding |
Berni Armstrong
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Oct 22, 2005 17:08: Sandra Alboum changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (3): Timothy Barton, Berni Armstrong, Sandra Alboum
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Proposed translations
United States
Translation for mission-driven orgs
Native in: English 
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memorandum of understanding
Specialist in sport and economics
Native in: English
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series of agreements
3 DR INTERN Convenció internacional entre dos o més països, signada pels respectius agents diplomàtics i ministres d'afers estrangers, sense, però, la notificació solemne i definitiva d'un tractat. [Again, not "country" in your context but means the same.]
According to this definition, it's not really a "protocol" if it wasn't signed, but I'm sure this is what the meaning is. In any case, all the main definition in the GREC start with "Conjunt de", which is why I'd say "series of agreements".
Spain
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