Budget and Expenditure Control Sample Clauses

Budget and Expenditure Control. The budget is an important tool, which helps an organization in allocating and utilizing the available resources in an efficient and effective way. The budget available for the implementation of the ESAp2 grant project is indicated in the grant agreement. SAIPs are required to monitor the utilization of the grant budget on a regular basis and report the use to the MA in timely fashion, as contractually agreed. The following issues must be addressed by the SAIP: Budget Code:As soon as the final budget is approved, the SAIP must set up a budget code for each of the budget lines. Then, the report generated from the accounting software, if any, should be based on these codes. Permissible Variation/Flexibility Rate: Once the grant agreement is signed by the SAIP and MA, the annexed contracted budget needs to be used as a basis for the financial activities and reporting. Thus, the expenditures incurred for the project shall be in accordance with the approved budget. The permissible variation rate is indicated in the grant agreement. The SAIP must obtain prior approval for the over-utilization of above this rate or for reallocation of budget.
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