Categories of Expenditures. 2.1 The Contribution funds may be used to finance the following categories of expenditures for Bank-Executed activities: staff fees and costs for: (i) temporary staff; (ii) short-term consultants and (iii) extended term consultants; contractual services; media, including video and electronic media; workshop costs, including costs associated with presenters, participants, publicity and reporting; travel expenses, including travel expenses for Bank staff, consultants short-term and extended term consultants; and associated overhead, including translations, minor expendables, information technology and communication services.
Categories of Expenditures. The Categories of expenditures that are eligible for financing under the MDTF are as follows: Safety Nets Grants (Safety Net Transfers); Goods; and Services.
Categories of Expenditures. The Contribution shall be used to finance the following categories of expenditure: Short Term Consultant Fees; Contractual Services; Media & Workshop Costs; Travel Expenses; Staff Costs (Salary + Benefits + Indirects); Temporary Staff Costs; and Extended Term Consultant.
Categories of Expenditures. For Bank-executed Activities the Contributions may be used to finance:
a) Staff salaries, benefits and indirects;
b) Extended-term consultants, benefits and indirects;
c) Temporary staff costs (short-term and extended-term);
d) Short-term consultant fees;
e) Contractual services;
f) Media and workshops/conferences/meeting costs;
g) Non-capital equipment costs;
h) Travel expenses, including travel expenses for staff, consultants, short-term and extended-term consultants and workshop/conference participants; and
i) Communication and translation. For Recipient-executed Activities, the Contributions may be used to finance:
a) Goods, works, services and operating costs and any other allowable expenditures provided under Recipient-executed activities. Grants will be provided to private or public sector organizations for the benefit of developing member countries of the Bank. The foregoing categories of expenditures may include the financing of taxes.
Categories of Expenditures. 2.1 For Bank-Executed Activities, the Contributions may be used to finance: (a) consultant fees; (b) media and workshop costs; (c) travel expenses; (d) associated overheads; (e) staff costs; (f) contractual services; (g) equipment costs lease; (h) extended term consultants; (i) field assignment benefits; (j) temporary support staff costs; and (k) staff costs: no indir.
2.2 For Recipient-Executed Activities, the Contributions may be used to finance: (a) goods; (b) consulting services; (c) operating costs; (d) trainings; and (e) other expenditures allowable under the Bank’s policies and procedures for Recipient-Executed Activities.
2.3 For Additional Delivery Partner-Executed Activities, categories of expenditures applicable to Contribution funds transferred to an Additional Delivery Partner shall follow such Additional Delivery Partner’s own applicable policies and procedures. Following disbursement by the Bank of funds from the Trust Fund to an Additional Delivery Partner, the Bank shall have no further responsibility for the Additional Delivery Partner’s use of the funds and activities carried out therewith.
ARTICLE 1 General obligations of the World Bank Group entity
Section 1.01. The World Bank Group entity may, according to the Description of the Project in Annex I, execute the funds directly or may provide them to a Recipient for execution in accordance with the World Bank Group entity's policies and procedures.
Section 1.02. In case of a BETF, the World Bank Group entity shall carry out the Project in accordance with the Administration Agreement, including the Description of the Project contained in Annex I, and in accordance with the World Bank Group entity's policies and procedures. The World Bank Group entity shall report on the indicators specified in the Description of the Project.
Section 1.03. In case of a RETF, the World Bank Group entity shall be responsible, as administrator on behalf of the Commission, for making arrangements to ensure that the Contribution is used only for the purposes for which it was granted, with due attention to considerations of economy and efficiency. For this purpose, the World Bank Group entity shall monitor, evaluate, report and, where applicable, provide technical assistance, in accordance with the Administration Agreement, including the Description of the Project contained in Annex I, the Grant Agreement and the World Bank Group entity's policies and procedures. The World Bank Group entity shall enter into a Gr...
Categories of Expenditures. 2.1 For Bank-Executed Activities, the Contributions may be used to finance: (a) consultant fees; (b) media and workshop costs; (c) travel expenses; (d) associated overheads; (e) staff costs; (f) contractual services; (g) equipment costs lease; (h) extended term consultants; (i) field assignment benefits; (j) temporary support staff costs; and (k) staff costs: no indir.
2.2 For Recipient-Executed Activities, the Contributions may be used to finance: (a) goods; (b) consulting services; (c) operating costs; (d) trainings; and (e) other expenditures allowable under the Bank’s policies and procedures for Recipient-Executed Activities.
2.3 For Additional Delivery Partner-Executed Activities, categories of expenditures applicable to Contribution funds transferred to an Additional Delivery Partner shall follow such Additional Delivery Partner’s own applicable policies and procedures. Following disbursement by the Bank of funds from the Trust Fund to an Additional Delivery Partner, the Bank shall have no further responsibility for the Additional Delivery Partner’s use of the funds and activities carried out therewith. (provided for informational purposes only) The PMR aims to provide a platform for technical discussions and the exchange of information on market instruments for mitigation, and to help interested countries build capacity for scaling up their mitigation efforts through market instruments1, and to pilot instruments appropriate to their domestic context. The PMR intends to achieve the following objectives: to provide grant financing to countries for building market readiness components; to pilot, test and sequence new concepts for market instruments, both for domestic and new international mechanisms, and to identify potential synergies between national market based instruments at an early stage; to create a platform to enable policy makers of government agencies, practitioners, and public and private entities to share experiences and information regarding elements of market readiness, to learn from one another, promote south-south cooperation, and explore and innovate together on new instruments and approaches; to create and disseminate a body of knowledge on market instruments that could be tapped for country-specific requirements; and to share lessons learned, including with the UNFCCC. Building on the objectives, the PMR will operate in accordance with the following principles: to be country-led and to build on nationally defined and prioritized mit...
Categories of Expenditures. All expenditures should be recorded and classified by the budget categories as per the approved budget and expenditures against the appropriate budget line.
Categories of Expenditures. For Bank-Executed activities the Contributions may be used to finance the following categories of expenditures: (a) staff costs; (b) extended term consultants; (c) consultant fees; (d) temporary support staff costs; (e) contractual services; and (f) travel expenses;
Categories of Expenditures. For Bank-executed Activities the Contributions may be used to finance: Staff salaries, benefits and indirects; Extended-term consultants, benefits and indirects; Temporary staff costs (short-term and extended-term); Short-term consultant fees; Contractual services; Media and workshops/conferences/meeting costs; Non-capital equipment costs; Travel expenses, including travel expenses for staff, consultants, short-term and extended-term consultants and workshop/conference participants; and Communication and translation. For Recipient-executed Activities, the Contributions may be used to finance: Goods, works, services and operating costs and any other allowable expenditures provided under Recipient-executed activities. Grants will be provided to private or public sector organizations for the benefit of developing member countries of the Bank. The foregoing categories of expenditures may include the financing of taxes.
Categories of Expenditures. For recipient-executed activities, the Contributions may be used to finance 100% of the costs of: (a) goods, works and services (other than consultants’ services); (b) consultants services; (c) recurrent costs; (d) conditional cash transfers; (e) sub-grants (both in cash or in kind); (f) training and workshops; (g) incremental operating costs; (h) interest during construction; and (i) resettlement compensation (including land purchase). Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Donors accept that in the event that the Trust Fund were to finance a recipient-executed project implemented, whether in whole or in part, by a United Nations’ agency or program signatory to the Fiduciary Principles Accord concluded in December 2008 (the “FPA”), the Bank will on-grant or disburse the proceeds of the Trust Fund to such signatory agency or program (the “UN-FPA Signatory”) pursuant to the provisions of the FPA, for the financing of the expenditures incurred by the UN-FPA Signatory during the implementation of said project, in accordance with the UN-FPA Signatory’s rules, regulations, policies and procedures consistent with the standards reflected in the FPA, and the FPA Standard Provisions. For Bank-executed activities the Contributions may be used to finance 100% of the costs of: (a) associated overheads; (b) consultants’ fees (including extended and short term consultants); (c) contractual services; (d) leasing of equipment; (e) media, training and workshops; (f) regular staff; (g) temporary support staff; and (h) travel expenses.
