Additionality. In accordance with the criteria governing the selection and award of this Grant, the Global Fund has awarded the Grant to the Principal Recipient on the condition that the Grant is in addition to the normal and expected resources that the Host Country usually receives or budgets from external or domestic sources. In the event such other resources are reduced to an extent that it appears, in the sole judgment of the Global Fund, that the Grant is being used to substitute for such other resources, the Global Fund may terminate this Agreement in whole or in part under Article 21 of this Agreement.
Additionality. The Grant is in addition to the resources that the Host Country receives from external and domestic sources to fight the disease indicated in block 9 of the face sheet of this Agreement, or, if applicable, health expenditure (if Health Systems Strengthening is indicated in block 9).
Additionality. The Principal Recipient shall take all actions available to it to ensure that the representation made in Article 5(f) of this Agreement continues to be valid during the Program Term.
Additionality. No other financing sources from the private sector or from IFIs will be available for financing of the project.
Additionality. Financing and investment operations shall fulfil both aspects of additionality as referred to point (b) of in Article 209(2) of the Financial Regulation. This means that the operations would not have been carried out or would not have been carried out to the same extent by other public or private sources without the InvestEU Fund support. For the purposes of this Regulation, these operations shall be understood as financing and investment operations having to meet the following two criteria:
Additionality. It is expected that this project will help improve the management of risk due to climate change and will help improve the evaluation methods employed by the government. Results Framework1 Purpose: To reduce the vulnerability of rural communities in Nicaragua to disasters associated with climate change through risk management actions based on the management and conservation of natural resources in watersheds prioritized based on their vulnerability. Results Baseline 2010 Target level Comments Improved risk management indicators at the municipal level Index of risk management and vulnerability at the municipal level based on measurements obtained at the start of the program. National Risk Management Index: 41.58 at last measurement (2008) Reduction in the risk management indexes at the municipal level compared to the initial level. A municipal risk management index has been proposed. There is also a Risk Management Index at the national level, which serves as the basis for development of the national index. The index is being studied for government use. Increase in the gross value of the farm’s production Value of the farm’s production according to baseline. Increase in the gross value of the farm’s production compared to baseline levels. Information from the Monitoring and Evaluation System (MES). The data are collected through records and surveys of random samples, the baseline, and program evaluations. Component/final expected outcomes by activity Baseline 2 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Total Comments Component 1. Natural resources management to reduce vulnerability to disasters OUTCOMES 1. M3 of water collected 0 39,750 79,350 54,750 176,850 Reported in field reports and stored in the database. 2. Increased productivity of on-farm natural resources (measured as MT/Ha) 0 5% 10% 10% Reported in field reports and stored in the database. Validated through evaluation surveys.
Additionality. All Gold Standard project activities must be demonstrated to be additional, meaning that they shall reduce anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases below those that would have occurred in the absence of the registered Gold Standard project activity.
Additionality. There is also a potential question as to how far the costs of the schemes are genuinely additional. Householders may well have installed similar energy efficiency initiatives in the absence of the scheme, although given the impact of CERT in particular on retail prices for the various measures, it is likely that the scheme had a substantial impact on xxxxxxxxxxx behaviour. Nevertheless, the evaluation will need to find some approach to understanding the counterfactual. Availability of cost data: There may be substantial difficulties in obtaining information on costs, particularly if energy companies are reticent to share information they feel gives them a commercial edge over their competitors. If this information can be obtained from the energy companies involved then the analysis will be relatively straightforward. However, it is anticipated that a range of potentially conflicting evidence will need to be used in order to establish the costs of delivery.
Additionality. The University is already a world-leader in the use of WebCT for e-learning; additional investment in new releases of this package will make it even better, bringing with it the flexibility of study so attractive to groups at present under-represented because of other commitments. The University already has sports scholarships for outstanding sportspeople, which can now be increased to give greater scope and cover a wider variety of performance- related excellence. The provision of summer schools and experience days for year 12/13 pupils will be expanded. The University’s existing support for students in mathematics and study skills will continue, and will play a greater part in the overall aim of increasing retention. Appendix Coventry University Confidential, not for publication The following financial and budgetary information is for the use of OFFA only, to assist evaluation of the information contained within the Access Agreement itself. The paragraph numbers shown below refer to the corresponding paragraphs in the Agreement. Note: It is expected that for all targets shown in the Agreement and below will reflect the current proportion of students from under-represented groups, ie approximately 40% of the first degree and HND students. That figure is used in all allocations below unless otherwise stated. The numbers shown are indicative as individual targets may be modified in the light of demand so as to keep the overall expenditure at the intended level. Bursaries
Additionality. Land with existing conservation obligations may be eligible for a BSA. However, the number of credits generated are reduced depending on the management actions that the landholder is already obliged to perform under the existing obligation. Percentage reductions for existing conservation obligations are outlined in Table 10 and Table 11 of the Biodiversity Assessment Method. Existing conservation obligations can be listed as encumbrances on the second schedule the Certificate of Title. The landholder or accredited assessor must determine if the boundary of the existing obligations overlaps with the proposed BSA boundary and if overlap occurs this must be mapped and explained as part of the BSSAR. Existing conservation obligations include: • Property Vegetation Plans • s77A Crown Lands Act 1989 restriction • Existing Conservation Agreements, Nature Conservation Trust Agreements and Wildlife Refuges • Other relevant dealings which impose or restrict the use of the land to protect the environment, natural resources or other relevant values • Plans of management The landholder must outline any conservation obligations which are not listed on the Certificate of Title such as plans of management and set asides, and this must be documented in the BSSAR by the accredited assessor.
