AND MONITORING. 40.1. The policy is to be implemented to the latter of the law without compromising constitutional provisions. CDM reserves the right to change this policy if deemed necessary.
40.2. This policy shall be implemented once approved by Council. All future credit control and debt collection measures must be taken in accordance with this policy.
40.3. In terms of section 17(1) (e) of the MFMA this policy must be reviewed on annual basis and the reviewed policy tabled to Council for approval as part of the budget process.
AND MONITORING. 1. The Participating Agency is responsible for overall supervision of the Program.
2. If the Schedule of this Agreement specifies that the Participating Agency will prepare and submit periodic progress reports to USAID, the Participating Agency must submit each such report within 30 days after the end of the interval covered by the report. The report must identify any grants funded under this Agreement to non-U.S., nongovernmental organizations in the amount of $300,000 or more per year. The Participating Agency must provide an audit schedule for all such grants. The schedule must conform with the requirements set forth in Section G of the Standard Provisions of this Agreement.
3. The Participating Agency must submit to USAID such other information as USAID may reasonably request regarding the implementation, impact, or success of the Program of the Program and the expenditure of funds under this Agreement.
4. The Participating Agency hereby agrees to provide USAID with copies of all evaluation or other reports generated by federal or outside sources.
AND MONITORING. The State shall implement all reforms necessary to effectuate this Agreement within twenty-three (23) months of the Effective Date of this Agreement. If the State cannot fully implement the reforms required by this Agreement within the allotted time, the State shall notify the United States pursuant to paragraph 83 of this Agreement.
AND MONITORING. If the application is approved and funded, beneficiaries will be requested to sign a contract specifying the conditions of the fund at Arts Council Malta. When accepting the grant, applicants accept that their name, the title and the amount awarded can be published by Arts Council Malta. Approved applications are subject to discussion with Arts Council Malta and finalisation of a detailed funding agreement which may include specific conditions and which will also determine payment procedures for that specific funded application. The beneficiaries must use the fund’s logo on all related material and specify that the project was supported by the Cultural Partnership Agreement in all marketing, PR and printed material. The grant received must be used solely for the purpose for which it was awarded, in line with the submitted proposal and the contract. Beneficiaries must notify Arts Council Malta immediately if changes affecting the nature of the project take place during implementation. Changes cannot be implemented unless approval is received. Arts Council Malta reserves the right to revise or withhold the final payment if the change in the project is not considered to be in line with the initial proposal, or if the Council is not informed of the changes within a reasonable time. If the need may be the Arts Council Malta can also commence proceedings to recoup all funds already provided in the grant. Arts Council Malta reserves the right to send representatives for monitoring purposes during the funded years. During these on site spot checks photographic evidence may be taken and interviews carried out. In addition successful applicants are to participate as necessary in the promotion of the fund through exposure of their success story as deemed appropriate by the ACM. All beneficiaries will be required to undergo obligatory cultural management training offered by Arts Council Malta. All beneficiaries will be required to submit regular reports providing general or specific updates, as required. Arts Council Malta reserves the right to revise the payment procedures and overall budgeting if there are changes in the allocation by the central.
AND MONITORING. Oversight, management and monitoring of the implementation of this Agreement will be undertaken by the CEO and the Organisation’s Board of Directors.
AND MONITORING. Supplier and Subcontractor Involvement Workplace Gender Equality Supplier and Subcontractor Involvement Social Dialogue Network of Stakeholders Work-Life Balance Combatting Discrimination and Violence The agreement theme by theme… Deployment and Monitoring Raising Awareness and Communication Supplier and subcontractor involvement What? How? Work-Life Balance Deployment and Monitoring Social Dialogue Network of Stakeholders Workplace Gender Equality Combatting Discrimination and Violence The agreement theme by theme…
AND MONITORING. The three institutions agree to take all the necessary steps to ensure coordination and due regard of the present agreement by their respective departments. The implementation of the present agreement shall be monitored by the High Level Technical Group for Interinstitutional Cooperation.
AND MONITORING. 6.1 The Ministry of Internal Affairs (Overseas Employment Division) will provide the PLF with acquittal(s) and reports within the timeframes as specified in this Arrangement.
6.2 The Ministry of Internal Affairs (Overseas Employment Division) will inform the PLF of any significant change to the organizational management or decision- making structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (Overseas Employment Division) that may impact on the implementation of the Activity, as soon as practicable.
AND MONITORING. The parties shall on a regular basis, keep each other informed of and consult on procedure; progress and objective achieve or planned. The parties shall set specific timeline beforehand and establish manner of monitoring and review of the execution of the area of cooperation and its objectives. For proper implementation of all criteria and timely completion of the agreed objectives, the CUSB may constitute a monitoring committee. The monitoring committee will review the annual progress of the collaboration and give suggestions if required. However, both parties will arrange six monthly mutual meeting to discuss the proper implementation and goal(s) achieved during that period. The CUSB monitoring committee will consist of the following members:
1. Registrar (CUSB) or its nominees as Chairperson,
2. Contact person of the MoU from CUSB side (Member),
3. Contact person of the MoU from “SHORT NAME” side,
4. A person from the Development Section (If required, Member), and
5. A person from the Finance Section (If required, Member). Each institution shall appoint one member of its teaching/research faculty to coordinate the programme on its behalf. Further, a coordination committee consisting of a programme coordinator from the side of CUSB and a programme coordinator from the side of “SHORT NAME” will periodically review and identify ways to strengthen cooperation between the two institutions. The parties may with the mutual consent further extend the duration of collaboration.
AND MONITORING. 1. CDC is responsible for overall supervision of the Program.
2. If the Schedule of this Agreement specifies that CDC will prepare and submit periodic progress reports to USAID, CDC must submit each such report within 30 days after the end of the interval covered by the report. The report must identify any grants funded under this Agreement to non-U.S., nongovernmental organizations in the amount of $300,000 or more per year. CDC must provide an audit schedule for all such grants. The schedule must conform with the requirements set forth in Section H of the Standard Provisions of this Agreement.
3. CDC must submit to USAID such other information as USAID may reasonably request regarding the implementation, impact, or success of the Program of the Program and the expenditure of funds under this Agreement.
4. CDC hereby agrees to provide USAID with copies of all evaluation or other reports generated by federal or outside sources.
